RAMSEY’S AUSTIN NURSERY 
AUSTIN, TEXAS 
Luxembourg Red Radiance Kaiserina 
Ramsey’s J\[ewer, Everblooming Roses 
Our roses are the best that scientific propagation 
can produce. Budded on hardy, adapted root stocks, 
they give maximum of growth and bloom. There is 
a secret about planting roses. The plants should be 
set about two inches deeper than they stood in 
nursery, tops then cut back to about five inches 
above ground, and soil mounded up on stems almost 
to the tips. Always give plenty of water, so as to 
Light Pink, Bush Roses 
J. L. MOCK. Clear, imperial pink. Flowers extra 
large with long stems, 
LOS ANGELES. Vigorous grower, with long 
pointed buds and long stems. Light pink, tinged 
with coral and gold. 
Dark Pink, Bush Roses 
COLUMBIA. Large flowers, glowing pink. The 
equal of the very best. Has no thorns. 
KILLARNEY. Brilliant, beautiful, with perfect 
buds. 
MADAM BUTTERFLY. Harmony of bright pink, 
apricot and gold. 
PAUL NEYRON. Rich pink; extra large and 
full; fragrant. Tail grower. Spring and Fall 
bloomer. Thornless. 
PINK RADIANCE. Brilliant, rose pink. Large, 
full flowers; perfect buds; fragrant. Most excellent 
rose from all standpoints. 
Red Bush Roses 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. The old favorite, with 
large fragrant flowers. 
ETOILE DE FRANCE. Clear, red-crimson velvet. 
Large flowers, long stems. Vigorous and free bloom¬ 
ing. 
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. Large, red, shading to 
cerise. 
RED RADIANCE. One of best; hardiest red roses. 
Flowers in bud and full bloom are perfect. Bright, 
rich red. 
White Bush Roses 
WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY (Frau Karl 
Druschki). Extra large, snowy white flowers. Per¬ 
fect buds. Hardy, vigorous grower; almost half 
climber. 
KAISERINA. Long, exquisite, pointed buds, full 
when open. Most excellent for cut flowers. As a 
white rose, it has no rival. 
Yellow Bush Roses 
LADY HILINGDON. Deep yellow to orange. Fine 
buds. One of hardiest yellow roses. 
LUXEMBOURG. Golden yellow, tinged with pink. 
Thrifty grower. May well be considered a combi¬ 
nation-color rose, and one of the very best. 
SUNBURST. Golden yellow to golden orange in 
intense shades. 
reach down to the roots, and then place dry Boil 
over the wet to prevent baking in the sun. 
If shoots come from below ground the first year, 
cut them off. 
Prices 
2 Years Old, Field Grown 
Each Dozen 100 
Largest $ .30 $3.00 $20.00 
Combination-Color Roses 
PRES. HOOVER and TALISMAN. Combination of 
shadings of gold, apricot, yellow, deep pink and 
rose. Most exquisite-. 
LOS ANGELES and LUXEMBOURG Roses, de¬ 
scribed above, are truly combination-color roses also, 
and are extra hardy. 
Dwarf, Polyantha Roses 
EDITH CAVELL. Red. 
ELLEN POULSEN. Pink. 
These are dwarf-growing varieties, with small, 
perfect flowers, blooming almost constantly. Ex¬ 
cellent for making beds and borders. 
Pink Climbing Roses 
AMERICAN PILLAR. Magnificent climber; dark 
foliage. Flowers large, single, rich rosy pink, with 
glint of white at center. Gorgeous in flower. 
CLIMBING COLUMBIA. Glowing pink ; large, full, 
double flowers. 
DOROTHY PERKINS. Gorgeous pink. Spring 
bloomer. Evergreen foliage, excellent for arbor and 
screen. Spraying to control mildew in Spring is 
essential. 
Red Climbing Roses 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. Large, bril¬ 
liant red ; strong climber. 
PAUL’S SCARLET. Unexcelled; scarlet-red; pro¬ 
fuse bloomer. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER. Scarlet, in clusters, early 
in Spring. 
REINE MARIE HENRIETTA. Splendid red climb¬ 
er. Large, beautiful flowers, with long blooming 
period. 
White Climbing Roses 
CLIMBING KAISERINA. Elegant, pure white, 
with robust vine. 
Yellow Climbing Roses 
MARECHAL NEIL. Rich, deep yellow ; fragrant. 
Nearly everblooming. 
NOTE: Climbing roses are not as nearly ever¬ 
blooming as the bush roses, most of which are in 
flower more or less almost every month from April 
till frost. 
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