CHASE, ALABAMA 
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A FIELD OF ROSES AT CHASE 
PATENTED ROSES—Continued 
Mary Hart (Plant Patent No. 8).$ 6.00 
A striking red sport of Talisman, buds maroon 
red opening to well-formed blossoms of deep vel¬ 
vety red with an overglow of amber. 
IMigrette (Plant Patent No. 87)... 10.00 
“The Black Rose of Sangerhausen.” The cup¬ 
shaped flowers are intensely deep maroon with 
blackish velvety sheen. Extremely fragrant. 
Continuously in bloom. 
Princess van Orange (Plant Patent 
No. 106). 6.00 
Sensational climbing sport of Gloria Mund i. 
Strong growth and rich green foliage. The 
branches are literally covered with masses of 
blazing red flowers. 
Souvenir (Plant Patent No. 25). 6.00 
The Golden Talisman. Deep rich golden yellow 
blooms. A prolific producer of fragrant flowers. 
Texas Centennial (Plant Pat. No. 162) 6.00 
Sport of Prest. Hoover. Color is blood-red ton¬ 
ing to cerise-red in center. Striking new rose 
of unusual color. 
Token (Plant Patent No. 95). 7.50 
Earge Ophelia-shaped buds. The full double 
flowers are a single toned glowing orange, a 
unique color. Free bloomer. The glossy foliage 
is disease resistant. 
THE TEN RATE APPLIES ON ORDERS OF LESS THAN 
TWENTY PATENTED ROSES OF A VARIETY. 
MISSISSIPPI, May 8, 1936: “All the plants purchased from you 
are coming along just fine, and I want to thank you for the quality of 
plants you send and the service you give, and I hope to send you 
much larger orders next season.” 
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