Plant Lovely Roses from Paradise 
Prime Hardy Field Grown Two Year Olds 
Plant more roses! No flowers supply such a profusion of genuine and delightful loveliness. 
Like music, roses have a universal charm. Nothing earthly is more beautiful. Hoses are easy 
to grow and everyone should have them in abundance. Start with a few this season, adding to 
them each year and you will enjoy their beauty and fragrance for a lifetime. You will find 
listed below the finest and best varieties for the amatruer. Make your selections now. Sur¬ 
round yourself with beauty and good cheer. Roses from Paradise, will not disappoint you. 
Talisman 
EVERBLOOMING ROSES „ T y l a J a a RL 
Itlooni TIoullily Iroin June Until Fro*! 
No. 7&R21, Coin 111 - 
1)ia. A big rose. Pink in 
color, deepening as it opens to 
a truly glowing pink. 
No. 7SK22, Ktoile de 
France. A lovely shade 
of clear, red-crimson velvet. 
An old time favorite. 
No. 72R23, Francis 
Scott Key. Rich crim¬ 
son. A dependable variety 
for the south. 
No. 72R21, €irn** An Teplitz. The sweetest, 
richest crimson of the hybrid teas. Incomparable for 
fragrance. 
No. 72R25. Jnnkliecr .1. U. 
Beautiful two-toned pink. 
Clear imperial pink inside. Sil¬ 
very rose outside. 
No. 72R20, It. A. Victoria. 
Ivory white. Beautiful flowers 
open to very full flowers of fine 
form. 
No. 72i;27, K i 11 a v a e y. 
Bright sparkling pink of moderate 
fragrance. Best in dry sections. 
No. 72R28, Kill a r n e y 
While. An old white favorite known to all rose 
lovers. 
No. 72RS89, Mine. Caroline Tcstowt. Large 
clear, bright satiny pink blooms. Very hardy. 
No. 75SR89, Mrs. A a r o n 
Ward. Lovely, small bud a n cl 
flowers of charming Indian-yellow, 
sometimes tinged with salmon. 
No. 72 r:i(. Radiance. Clear 
rose pink with darker shadings to 
the center. Buds hu ge and poiiited. 
No. 72R82. Red Radiance. 
Solid medium to deep red, lighter- 
in hot weather. Very popular. 
No. 72R83, Sensation. Strong grower except in 
extreme north. Pointed buds of deep scarlet-crimson. 
Large flowers of dark crimson. 
No. 72R8I, Sunlmrsd. Exquiste, long pointed 
buds open to full flowers of Cadmium-yellow with dark¬ 
er yellow center, verging on salmon. 
No. 72B85, Talisman. The most popular and 
satisfactory of the new roses. Multicolored. Orange 
and yellow with tints of red. 
Any nUllie Above Roses 70c cacti: 8 for $2.00; 
6 Coe p.lO; 12 Coe $6,50, Postpaid. 
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Hugonis 
HYBRID PERPETUALS 
Hardy Everywhere 
The Famous 
“June” Roses 
K. A . Victoria Q 
GOLDEN ROSE of CHINA 
ROSA HUGONIS 
No. 721i;i«, Ilugoitis, Ro¬ 
sa. Spectacular in its exotic beau¬ 
ty this rare floral gem from the ori¬ 
ent should, grace every garden. The 
beautiful, clear deep yellow flowers 
of few petals ofttimes measure two 
inches across. The flowers appear 
very early in the spring, often before 
Ihe snow is off the ground. Later 
the new branches for next season’s 
flowering wood turn to a beautiful deep red. 
65c cacti; I! Cor $1.75: 6 Cor $2.80 
No. 72R87, Fran K. 
Druscliki. S n o w-white, 
sometimes with a tinge of 
pink on the bud. One of the 
“Big Four” of rosedom. 
No. 72K88, G c u c r a t 
Jacqueminot. Tim fam¬ 
ous “Jack Rose.” A favorite 
for over 80 years. Brilliant, 
velvety crimson, with darker 
shadings.Useful as a pillar rose 
No. 721159. George Ar> 
cuds. Handsome light pink 
buds which open to large 
full blooms of good form. 
No. 72R49, Magna Cliarla. An old favorite wjth 
large buds of deep rose and full blooms of carmine. 
No. 72 R1 1 , Mrs. Jolt a Filing. Soft, clear pink. 
Magnificent buds opening to large well formed blooms 
of delightful fragrance and good form. 
No. 72R12. Paul Neyron. The largest rose in 
existence. Rose to imperial pink. Tall. Fragrant. 
Any oi l In* above Roses 65c each: 5 Cor $1.75; 
6 Cor $2.80, 12 Cor $1.90. Postpaid. 
General Jacqueminot 
Hardy 
Rambler 
Hardy Climbing or Rambler Roses 
Best for Porches, Trellises or Fences 
No. 72R48. Climbing; American 
Beauty. Beautiful, glowing crimson 
rose. Very fragrant blooms. 
No. 72R4I, Dr. Van Fleet. Deli¬ 
cate, flesh-pink flowers, full and double; 
sweetly perfumed. 
No. 72R45. Rorotli" Pejrkin*. 
Beautiful, shell-pink do\ )le flowers. 
Large clusters. SI rung, vigorous grower. 
No. 72R 16. JacoUc. Bright orange- 
yellow, tinted coppery red. A very love¬ 
ly vigorous grower. Needs protection. 
No. 72RI7. Paul's Climber. So 
brig-lit and intense is the scarlet crimson of 
this beauty tlvat it should only be-planted 
near climbers of yellow, cream or white. 
No. 72R48, Silver Moon. Pure white, semi-dou¬ 
ble flowers with I hick cl listers of yellow stamens. 
Any oCtlicaboYC Rn*cx 69c cacls; 5 Cur $1.59; 
6 Cor $2.75; 12 Cor $1.59. Po*l|*a§rt. 
Polyantlia and Baby Ramblers 
Excellent for Bedding Purposes—Ever Blooming 
No. 72RI9. Mis* FditU Cn- 
veil. Oxhlood red. Semi-full and 
Clipped: in form. Continuous 
bloomer. 18 inches!. 
No. 72R50, Fiona Tcscben- 
dorlC. ])eei> red. Free flowering. 
Blooms in clusters of small semi- 
full flowers all season. 18 inches. 
No. 72R5I, Hatharina ifcie- 
mcl. Pure white. Full, small 
flowers that bloom in large clus¬ 
ters. 18 inches. 
No. 72R52, George Riser. 
((olden coppery yellow. Blooms fully for months. 
No. 72R38. F. .1. Grn<»lend«»«’*l. Bright red. 
Full but small flowers borne in clusters, (trows to a 
height of I to t> ft. Excellent,for use at ends of mse bed-. 
Any nCthc above R«*>cs 59c eaclt: 8 C«o.$l. h>: 
6 Cor $2.59; 12 for $ 1.89. Postpaid. 
Baby Rambler 
GOOD LUCK GARDENS, PARADISE, PA.t'V^ 
