TO OUR PATRONS 
We are submitting herewith a supplementary list of 
Novelties for 1935. 
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ROSES 
(Nigrette, the Black Rose of Sangerhausen. 
U. S. Plant Pat. No. 87.) 
Produces cup shaped flowers which are the darkest 
yet introduced. An intensely deep Maroon with a veb 
vety sheen of pure black. Deliciously fragrant. Always 
in bloom and practically a necessity in every garden. 
$2.00 Each. 
CLIMBING ROSE 
Blaze (U. S. Plant Pat. No. 10.) 
This hardy everblooming Scarlet climber has the vi¬ 
gor, beauty and hardihood of a Paul Scarlet, added to 
the blooming period of a Hybrid Tea . 
$1.50 Each. 
ROCK GARDEN ROSE 
Rosa Rouletti 
A flowering plant which seems to have been designed 
just for the perfect rockery. It is dwarf in stature, 
never growing more than six inches above the ground 
and bears many attractive pink flowers all Summer and 
Fall. Why not order some now, before our supply 
is exhausted. 
50 cents Each. $5.00 per Dozen. 
