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NXGRETTE. HT. (Max Krause,1934.) plant Patent No. 87. ’’The Black 
Rose of Sangerhausen. ,T An odd. rose of particular interest for 
its blackish-maroon, fragrant blooms. The color is deepest in 
the bud and varies with season and climate, the color usually 
being very dark in early autumn. Blooms small; plants duarf 
with wiry stems. Free flowering. $2.00 ea. 
OSWALD SIEPER. HT. (Max Krause,1932.} Beautiful white with sulphur 
yellow center, possessing ideal form, stiff large petals, large 
full flov/ers, carried on strong erect stems. Strong bushy growth 
and disease-resisting foliage. A very fine new Rose. $1.00 ea. 
PICTURE. HT. (S.McOredy & Son,1932.) Clear velvety rose-pink. The 
buds are of medium size and well formed; the petals pleasingly 
reflexed. Growth is sturdy and free. An ideal Rose far garden 
or bedding purposes and splendid for cutting. $1.00 ea. 
PINK DAWN. HT. (Howard & Smith,1935 .) A fine, deep-rose-pink flower 
opening to lively pink with an orange base. Fragrance sweet. 
$1.00 ca. 
POLAR BEAR. New type, very hardy hybrid of Rugosa, Nutkana and 
polyantha. Large white flowers with a faint blush; continuous 
bloomer. $1.25 ea. 
PRESIDENT MARC I A. HT. (M.Leenders & Co., 1933.) A very strong-gror; ing 
healthy plant of erect, branching habit, bearing clusters of 
semi-double, pale rosepink flov/ers with about 20 petals.' A hand¬ 
some beeding variety noted for its free blooming. $1.25 ea. 
SOUTHPORT. HT. (S.McGredy & Son,1933 ^ A brilliant, unshaded, 
scarlet Rose with about 18 deep petals and fine Tea scent. 
Particularly brilliant in bright sunshine and recommended for 
spectacular bedding effects. $1.25 ea. 
SOUY. D’EIMANUEL BUAT0IS. HT. ‘ (E.M.Buatoi s, 1932. ) Avery heavy 
solid flower with 65 or more petals arranged in a compact, state¬ 
ly form. Color is a soft tone of creamy pink with golden shades 
verging on salmon. It is extraordinarily free blooming for such 
a large flower, and the plants are strong and vigorous. $1.25 ea. 
30UV. DE MADAME C. CHAMBARD. HT. (C .Chambard, 1931. ) The large, 
long-pointed coral buds unfold to coral-pink blooms tinted peach. 
One to several blooms cone on a long strong stem. Delightful 
fragrance. A very prolific and valuable rose. Foliage has average 
disease resistance, plants strong, upright, ususuaLly hardy. 
$1.25 ea. 
SUSAN LOUISE. HT. (C.E.Adams, 1929. ) A lovely light pink bush rose 
that is a seedling of Belle of Portugal. The flowers are produced 
continuously throughout the summer. $1.50 ea. 
