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Climbing and Polyantha Roses 
) LITTLE-TREE 
Selection of Hardiest and Best 
CLIMBING ROSES 
The Hardy Climbing Roses are easy to grow and no flower produces a finer 
display. They bloom profusely and may be trained over walls or fences; on posts, 
trellises or porches; as ground covers or on banks. They deserve to be planted in large 
quantities. Little-Tree Climbing Roses are all 1st quality, 2 year field grown plants. 
All Climbing Roses 5 for $2.50 Each S.60 50 for $20.00 
PINK 
American Pillar 
Popular. Large single flowers of beautiful rosy- 
pink with white eve and yellow stamen, borne in huge 
clusters. Profuse blooms. Superb over low fences, 
stone walls or trained as a pillar on upright posts. 
Attractive red fruit. Late. 
RED 
Climbing American Beauty 
One of the best climbers, free blooming, vigorous. 
Beautiful large buds and immense flowers of brilliant 
carmine. Fine for cutting. Fragrant. Early. Good 
foliage, handsome and glossy. 
American Pillar 
Climbing American Beauty 
Dr. W. Van Fleet 
The very choicest pink climber. Large flowers of 
exquisite flesh-pink, prettily formed like tea roses, 
each on a long stem. Ideal for cutting. Handsome 
glossy foliage all season. Vigorous. Mid-season. 
Dorothy Perkins 
Clear shell-pink flowers slightly fragrant, borne 
profusely in lovely sprays. Much prized for cutting. 
Very hardy and vigorous. Extensively planted on 
banks and slopes, porches and trellises. Most popular. 
Late. 
Mary Wallace 
Long buds and beautiful large flowers of brilliant 
pink. Vigorous plants with excellent foliage. Fra¬ 
grant. Early. 
Excelsa 
The Red Dorothy Perkins. Very similar to the 
old-fashioned crimson rambler. Brilliant, scarlet- 
crimson blooms borne in large trusses. Vigorous. 
Graceful pendant habit. Abundant, glossy, disease- 
resistant foliage. Late. 
Paul’s Scarlet Climber 
Finest, brightest, purest red of all the Pillar Roses. 
Flowers are produced freely in clusters, are semi¬ 
double with their beauty intensified by a mass of 
golden-yellow stamens. The color holds until the 
petals drop. Early. 
WHITE 
White Dorothy Perkins 
Paul’s Scarlet Climber 
YELLOW 
Emily Gray 
An unusually fine golden yellow rose. Fairly large 
fragrant blooms are borne in small clusters. Beautiful 
waxy foliage. In exposed places give some winter 
protection. Midseason. 
Primrose 
Large double flowers of canary yellow borne in 
clusters. Beautiful foliage. Vigorous plants. 
Purity 
Large pure white flowers like tea roses are borne 
profusely in large sprays. A strong grower with 
excellent foliage. Very beautiful. Late midseason. 
White Dorothy Perkins 
A pure white form of Dorothy Perkins. Buds show 
a trace of pink and often to small double flowers of 
dazzling white, borne in large clusters. Very vig¬ 
orous and healthy. A most valuable climber. Late. 
POLYANTHA ROSES 
Dr. W. Van Fleet 
Primrose 
(Baby Ramblers) 
These charming dwarf roses are extremely hardy. Rarely attaining a height of more than 2 feet, they are prolific 
bloomers, producing small flowers in large clusters continuously from June to October. Excellent for bedding and 
for edging other plantings of evergreens and shrubs. All No. 1 quality, 2 year field grown plants. 
RUGOSA ROSES 
These shrubby roses are the most vigorous of all 
rose bushes. Extremely rugged, they make excellent 
fillers for border and group plantings. At the seashore 
few plants thrive better than Rugosa roses. 
Each $.60 5 for $2.50 50 for $20.00 
Rosa rugosa RUGOSA ROSE 
A beautiful shrub with rosy-carmine blossoms, 
singly or in clusters, dark, lustrous wrinkled foliage 
and brilliant orange-red fruits. Known in Japan as 
the "sea-tomato” because of its fruit and its vigorous 
growth under seashore conditions. Grows well 
anywhere. For hedges or border. 
Rosa rugosa alba WHITE RUGOSA ROSE 
A variety of the above with white blossoms. 
PRICES OF POLYANTHA ROSES 
5 for $2.50 
Each $.60 50 for $20.00 
PINK 
Else Poulsen. Bright rose pink flowers in large 
branching clusters. Flowers fairly large and almost 
single. Vigorous, healthy plants. Use for mass 
plantings and low hedges. 
RED 
Gloria Mundi. Orange-scarlet flowers in big 
clusters. Very lasting. A vigorous grower. 
Lady Reading. Fairly large, full blooms of 
bright red are borne in big clusters. Fragrant. A 
profuse bloomer of vigorous, bushy growth. 
WHITE 
Yvonne Rabier. Small, white flowers in 
clusters. Floriferous. Bright green, glossy foliage. 
Healthy and disease resistant. 
OTHER ROSES 
Rosa hugonis HUGONIS ROSE 
Extremely popular. Among the earliest of roses 
to bloom. Blooms single profuse, transforming the 
gracefully, arched branches into a bouquet of soft 
yellow. Foliage acacia-like and persistent. 
Each $ .75 10 for $6.00 
Rosa setigera PRAIRIE ROSE 
A splendid, wide sprawling shrub from the middle 
west. Three part leaves on long, tangled arching 
stems. Profuse rose blooms. Lasting scarlet fruit. 
Unexcelled for slopes and thickets. 
Each $ .60 10 for $5.00 
Rosa wichuriana MEMORIAL ROSE 
The old-fashioned trailing Wichuriana Rose. An 
excellent ground cover, forming a broad mat of 
glossy, leathery leaves. Large clusters of starry 
white fragrant flowers with yellow stamens. A most 
beautiful and popular white climber. Far superior 
to the old rambler type. 
Each $ .60 10 for $5.00 
Prices on this page include packing and delivery to transportation companies at Framingham, Massachusetts. 
