HENRY FIELD SEED CO. 
Roses 
Hybrid Tra Hoses 
The beloved rose with its 
delicate buds, curved petals and 
fragrance is easy to grow in 
your garden. Here are strong 
field-grown roses that will 
bloom for you this summer. All 
are heavy two-year-olds. We 
are offering the best of the new 
varieties and the finest old fa¬ 
vorites. 
40c each; 3 for $1.00; 
6 for $2.00; 12 for $3.50 
postpaid. 
Hybrid Teas 
Grass an Teplitz. The very hardi¬ 
est and most free blooming red 
rose. Used widely for ceme¬ 
teries, filling stations, city park 
ways and school yards. Abun¬ 
dant foliage of bronze-green. 
Always covered profusely with 
its red bloom—so red that at a 
distance it has the flame of can- 
nas or geraniums. 
Betty TJprichard 
E. Or. Kill 
Joanna Hill. A really breath-tak¬ 
ing rose in shades of soft yellow. 
Has no faults. You should sure¬ 
ly have one at least. 
X. A. Victoria. For many years the 
favorite white rose. The buds 
and half-opened flowers rival hot 
house productions, and the foli¬ 
age is unusually glossy and lux¬ 
uriant. Very free bloomer. 
Eady Hillingdon. Saffron yellow 
that is the favorite yellow rose 
of many. Very free blooming. 
Beautiful planted in combination 
with Golden Salmon baby ram¬ 
bler. 
Autumn. Lusty grower, large 
blooms in red and orange tones, 
darker and richer than Talisman, 
but not quite so free flowering. 
One of the new ones. 
Betty TJprichard. Extra hardy and 
tall. Upper side petals light 
pink; reverse side dark. This 
makes especially beautiful buds. 
All summer bloomer even in hot 
weather. 
Briarcliff. Pink flowers edged with 
cerise. Often used in hot houses 
because of lasting quality of 
bloom. 
Cuba. Large cup-shaped semi¬ 
double blooms of flaming orange- 
scarlet. An “grt” color. Flower 
show favorite. 
Dame Edith Helen. Voted by mid¬ 
west rosarians the best white 
H. T. for this section. Not such 
a free bloomer as K. A. Victoria, 
but has stiffer stems. You’d bet¬ 
ter get acquainted with it. 
E. Gr. Hill. A very large double 
flower of brilliant, velvety, un¬ 
fading deep crimson. Beautiful 
both in bud and full flower. Fra¬ 
grant too. 
Pink Radiance. The stand-by pink 
rose. The most free blooming, 
most hardy and pest proof of 
them all. It’s hard to find any 
fault with a rose that often fur¬ 
nishes as high as 75 pink roses 
its first year, and grows lustier 
each year. 
Red Radiance. A red rose that 
never fails and produces ten 
times more blooms than most. 
Rev. P. Page Roberts. Form per¬ 
fect! Tapering buds of copper 
that open to glowing yellow flow¬ 
ers of luscious texture and deli¬ 
cious perfume. On every favorite 
list. 
Roslyn. One of the lovely new 
ones. Yellow petals with orange 
shadings on the reverse. 
Rev. P. Page Roberts 
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Roses 
The Seedhouse as it looks from the flowergarden in the back yard. The light colored building is the XFNP 
Auditorium and studio. The vines climbing on it are the Boston Xvy. 
