LOVELY GARDENS ABOUND IN ROSES 
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ROSES 
Grass an Teplitz 
CLIMBING 
ROSES 
Dorothy Perkins 
Flowers in large clusters. 
We can furnish either red, 
white or pink. 
Climbing American 
Beauty 
Flowers bright pink to rich 
red in June. A splendid 
climber. 
Dr. Van Fleet 
Delicate flesh pink flowers 
full and double of immense 
diameter—sweetly perfumed. 
Bronze green foliage. 
Paul’s Scarlet 
None can compare with it 
for brilliancy of color which 
is a vivid scarlet. A strong 
hardy climber. 
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Pink Radiance 
No flowers provide such a profusion of genu¬ 
ine loveliness as roses. They're so easy to grow 
everyone should have them in abundance. 
Plant a few this season, add a few varieties 
every year and you will be richly rewarded by 
their beauty and fragrance. There are thou¬ 
sands of named varieties each slightly different, 
but actually many of them are much alike. We 
studied the best of the growers' offerings and 
selected the following list as including every¬ 
thing that is finest in roses. 
HYBRID TEA ROSES 
Red Shades 
E. G. HILL. High centered compact double 
flowers, bright scarlet shading to deeper red 
as they develop. Vigorous and free flowering. 
ETOILE DE HOLLAND. Bright dark red— 
medium size—deliciously perfumed—admired 
everywhere. Strong grower and profuse 
bloomer. 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. The sweetest, richest 
hybrid tea rose. Intense dazzling fiery crim¬ 
son shaded with a dark velvet sheen totally unlike any other color in 
the world. Produced in wonderful profusion throughout the whole 
growing season. 
RED RADIANCE. Large globular blooms of strong clear red—ex¬ 
ceptionally vigorous, profuse bloomer. Very hardy. 
Pfnk Shades 
MRS. HENRY BOWLES. Brilliant pink with salmon shadings. Fine 
perfect flowers and one of the best bedding roses. 
DAME EDITH HELEN. One of largest and most perfect pink roses 
known. Very fragrant. Blooms abundantly. 
PINK RADIANCE. The best pink garden rose in existence because 
of its vigorous heavy growth and its great abundance of bloom. The 
blooms are a brilliant carmine-pink with salmon-pink and yellow 
shading. Very hardy. 
Orange and Yellow Shades 
BETTY UPRICHARD. Salmon flowers tinged orange. Outside cop¬ 
per with orange suffusion. Remarkably attractive. A large, open, 
long lasting and very fragrant flower. 
REV. F. PAGE ROBERTS. A sensational new variety. The plant 
is of vigorous branching habit with beautiful foliage. Marvelously 
colored flowers of golden yellow, copper and reddish buff. 
TALISMAN. A peerless new cut-flower rose—large orange-red buds 
opening to a combination of gold apricot yellow and deep rose pink. 
Very fine in early spring and late fall. 
HERBERT HOOVER. A glorious rose—free flowering. Color— a 
dazzling combination of cerise pink, flame scarlet and yellow. Flow¬ 
ers large with a gorgeous fragrance. 
SOUVENIR DE CLAUDIUS PERNET. A most vigorous grower of 
erect branching habit—beautiful long pointed buds. Color—striking 
Hybrid Perpetuals 
GENERAL JACQUEMINOT. The most famous 
rose in the country. The bright crimson blooms are 
large, full and delightfully fragrant. 
ULRICH BRUNNER. A rose of beautiful form 
and finish, often considered the finest red in exist¬ 
ence. Brilliant cherry crimson and very fragrant. 
Vigorous and continuous bloomer. 
PAUL NEYRON. This magnificent rose is by far 
the largest clear pink variety in cultivation. Very 
full, delightfully fragrant. A very showy flower 
that attracts attention everywhere planted. 
sunflower yellow. 
White Shades 
KAJSERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA. Large buds of 
creamy white. The open flower delicate pure white 
with lemon center. Very large and fragrant. 
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Decorative FLOWERING SHRUBS—Price Each 37c pp. 
Spirea Van Houtte OLD-FASHIONED. Common 
BRIDAL WREATH. The most Snowball, with its immense clus¬ 
ters of puff - balls, of white, 
popular of all shrubs. Like a 
wide, low waterfall, it pours out 
its white blooms in spring—a 
beautiful picture, especially 
where planted en masse. Thrifty 
under all conditions. 
Honeysuckle 
TARTARIAN, PINK. A profu¬ 
sion of lovely flowers, making de¬ 
lightful contrast with bright 
green leaves. Red berries in sum¬ 
mer and fall. 
TARTARIAN, RED. In all re¬ 
spects same as Pink, except flow¬ 
ers light crimson. 
Lilacs—Old and New 
As long as sheer loveliness 
grips our hearts, we will plant 
lilacs. 
OLD FASHIONED PURPLE. 
Not yet equalled for fragrance. 
There is no better known or 
greater loved flowering shrub. 
Snowballs 
Very beautiful in bloom and 
equally important in their foliage 
aspects, particularly in the warm 
colors of autumn. 
spreading like a benediction over 
the spring garden. 
JAPANESE. Smaller, but very 
charming blooms, rough, heavily 
veined leaves, dark rich hues in 
autumn. 
Weigela 
ROSEA. This broad spreading 
shrub, with its exuberance of 
bright blooms gives a delightful 
accent to groups of shrubs, the 
mock-oranges, spireas and the 
rich lavenders and purples of the 
Iris. 
EVA RATHKE. A vivid red. 
very effective when used with dis¬ 
cretion. It is not necessary to 
mass them. They are beautiful as 
specimens. 
Hydrangea 
A. G., HILLS OF SNOW. They 
bloom from June till frost, with 
great billowing flower heads of 
pure white. Cut the Hills of Snow 
to the ground each fall and the 
number of blooms will double next 
year. 
PEE-GEE. Great pointed pan¬ 
icles of small white flowers, tak¬ 
ing on a lovely glow as fall ap¬ 
proaches. 
Dogwood 
RED-TWIGGED. This shrub in 
leaf has a resemblance to the 
hydrangeas, in spring the flowers 
are borne in small clusters, which 
make the blue white berries in 
fall. As the leaves fall, the real 
beauty of this dogwood is re¬ 
vealed in the bright red branches 
which, spreading out along a 
slope give a welcome splash of 
color in winter. 
Hedge Plants 
JAPANESE BARBERRY. We consider 
Japanese Barberry the best hedge plant 
grown. Very little care will main tain 
this hardy dwarf shrub as an un¬ 
trimmed hedge. Beautiful throughout 
the year, with charming foliage in sum¬ 
mer, a gorgeous coppery red in fall and 
an abundant crop of bright red berries 
in winter. 
The briars form an effective barrier 
to intruders. Shipped prepaid from Ore¬ 
gon. 10"-12". 15c, postpaid. 
AMUR RIVER NORTH. Best for 
closely trimmed hedges. Hedge plants in 
block. 12-18 in. 10c, postpaid. 
