Sears Offer You 
the Best in Texas 
Texas is a rose paradise. Millions of beau¬ 
tiful roses are grown in the Lone Star State 
where climatic and soil conditions are ideal for 
rose culture. 
The roses offered by Sears are grown by a 
Texas specialist whose reputation is to grow 
nothing but the finest. They are all carefully 
budded on the finest root stocks obtainable. 
All are strong rooted and well branched — the 
kind that will grow fast and bloom early. All 
Sears roses have been selected for their beau¬ 
tiful form, fragrance and color. 
You will save considerable money in ordering 
rose bushes from this page, and at the same 
time be assured of securing the finest bushes 
obtainable anywhere. 
Dixie Rose Collection 
for $|^J? paid 
WORTH $2.00 
This collection of six rosebushes 
has been specially selected by our 
rose grower. It is made up of choice 
varieties in assorted colors and is an 
extraordinary value. You’ll like it. 
Postpaid. jq 
71 X 96 1 —6 roses for. 'Pl.t!:” 
Evergreens 
Only 63c Postpaid 
Evergreens give you permanent 
beauty the year ’round. Sears 
plants grow rapidly and will at¬ 
tain their maximum beauty in a 
few seasons. Shipped from nur¬ 
sery near Dallas. Postpaid. 
Rosedale Arbor Vitae: 
71 X 1 598—Fast-growing; 
compact, with feathery, bluish- 
green foliage. 18 to 24 in. /I 
Each. OOt 
Cedrus Deodara: 
71 X 1853—The South’s 
most beautiful and stately ever¬ 
green. 18 to 24 inches. Each.72c 
Baker’s Pyramidal Arbor Vitae: 71 X 1 572—A fast 
growing conifer, 15 to 18 in. Each.63c 
Bonita Arbor Vitae: 71 X 1 582—Globe-shaped dwarf, 
9 to 12 in. Deep green foliage. Each.63c 
Berkman’s Golden Arbor Vitae: 71 X 1 590—Compact 
and bushy; 12 to 18 in. Each.63c 
Arizona Cypress: 71 X 1753—Beautiful pyramidal 
tree, bluish-green foliage; 18 to 24 in. Each.77c 
Italian Cypress: 71 X 1 763—Tall, stately and a vigor¬ 
ous grower. 2 to 3 feet. Each.95c 
Pfitzer’s Juniper: 71 X 1 707—Low-spreading, grayish- 
green foliage. Easily grown. 12 to 15 in. Each.77c 
Evergreen Collection 
71 X1814 —Selected group of five evergreens for door¬ 
ways, corners and foundation planting. 2 Creeping Junipers, 
2 Globe-Shaped Arbor Vitaes, an'd *1 Berkman’s Golden 
Arbor Vitae. Postpaid. ^ Evergreens . $2.98 
Broadleaved Evergreens 
Abelia Grandiflora: 71 X 1793—Dark green glossy 
leaves. 15 to 18 in. Each, Postpaid.49c 
Wax Leaf Ligustrum: 71 XI 796—Leaves are thick 
and glossy. 18 to 24 in. Each, Postpaid.57c 
Oleander: 71 X 1803—Colors: red, pink or white. 
State your choice of color. Each, Postpaid.72c 
Magnolia: 71 X 1805—Large . flowers; scarlet seed. 
12 to 18 in. Each, Postpaid.69c 
Nandina: 71 X 1 800—Orange,-red or- crimson foliage 
in winter. 15 to 18 in. Each, Postpaid.75c 
Cape Jasmine: 71 X 1798—Dark green; fragrant 
white blooms. Two-year-old plants. Each, Postpaid.. 59c 
Japanese Ligustrum: 71 X 1797—Foliage, grayish- 
green. White flowers in early spring followed by blue-black 
berries. 3 to 4 ft. Each, Postpaid.59c 
Euonymous Japonica: 71 XI 794—Dark, glossy- 
green foliage. Compact, upright growth. 15 to 18 inches. 
Quite hardy; easily grown. Each,'Postpaid.63c 
Yellow Jasmine: 71 X 1799—Graceful dark green 
foliage, with fragrant yellow blossoms. 15 to 18 inches. 
Each, Postpaid.. 65c 
Photinia: 71 X 1 792—A favorite in the Southwest; a 
fast-grower. Some of the leaves turn vivid red in Fall and 
Winter. 15 to 18 in. Each, Postpaid.....72c 
Collection 
CHOICEST 
ROSES 
for 
*1 
Postpaid 
White and Yellow Roses 
Lady Hillingdon: Yellow, fra¬ 
grant; best yellow rose. 
Sunburst: Orange, copper and 
yellow. Long pointed buds. 
Alexander Hill Gray: Deep lemon 
yellow; fragrant. 
Mrs. Aaron Ward: A golden 
orange, shading to a pinkish 
fawn on the edges. 
Souvenir de Claudius P.rnet: 
Big blooms of sunflower yellow. 
Golden Ophelia: Golden yellow. 
White Cochet: Creamy white. 
White American Beauty: 
(Druschki): Extra large. Hardy. 
K. A. Victoria: Lovely white buds. 
Delicate and fragrant. Hardy. 
Luxemburg: Orange yellow. 
President Hoover: Combines old 
gold, yellow, flame and scarlet. 
A magnificent variety. 
Talisman. A marvelous mixture 
of scarlet and yellow. 
Pink Roses 
Pink Radiance: Brilliant rosy 
pink; a constant bloomer. 
La France: Silvery pink; a favorite 
for cut flowers. 
Paul Neyron: Bright rosy pink; 
extremely large. Thornless stems. 
Los Angeles: Flaming pink toned 
with yellow. A sturdy grower. 
J. J. L. Mock: Deep carmine pink 
petals on outside, frosty pink on 
inside. Continuous bloomer. 
Columbia: Large; rosy pink. 
Mme. Caroline Testout: Bright 
satiny rose-pink flowers with a 
deeper tint in the center. 
Shell Radiance: A beautiful shell 
pink. Sweetly perfumed. 
Pink Cochet: Strong grower; pro¬ 
fuse bloomer. A popular variety. 
Premier: Blooms on almost thorn¬ 
less stems. A desirable cut flower 
variety. 
Red Roses 
Red Radiance: One of the best. 
Lovely, shapely buds. 
American Beauty: Queen of all 
roses. Very double. Deep cerise. 
Etoile de France: Velvety red 
cup. Center of vivid cerise. 
Hadley: Flowers large and very 
fragrant. Buds long and shapely. 
Francis Scott Key: Named in 
honor of the author of ‘‘The Star 
Spangled Banner.” Maroon red. 
Sensation: Large buds of scarlet- 
crimson. Fragrant. Very double. 
Mme. Edouard Herriot: Red 
shaded with yellow at the base. 
A wonderful color effect. 
Helen Gould: Long, beautiful 
buds; brilliant watermelon red 
shade. A beautiful rose. 
Souvenir de Georges Pernet: A 
rose of astonishing size and beau¬ 
ty. Deep orange pink. 
Climbing Roses 
Climbing American Beauty: Viv¬ 
id cerise. Sweetly scented. 
M arechal Neil: Best known and 
most popular variety in the 
south. Yellow flowers. 
Paul’s Scarlet Climber: The best 
scarlet climber. Perfectly hardy. 
Climbing Lady Hillingdon: Ever- 
blooming; bright yellow. 
Crimson Rambler: Popular 
climber. Grows 10 to 15 feet the 
first season. 
Climbing Red Radiance: Climb¬ 
ing form of the bush variety. 
Climbing Pink Radiance: 
Blooms are of rosy pink. Fra¬ 
grant. Very profuse bloomer. 
Climbing Kaiserin A. Victoria: 
A creamy white climber. 
Climbing Columbia: Fast-grow¬ 
ing climber, bears continuously; 
pink; very fragrant. 
Climbing Meteor: Often grows 
10 to 15 feet a season; rich crim¬ 
son color. 
of above roses. State Variety 
71 X 982 —Your choice of any 
Wanted. All roses shipped from nursery near Dallas, Postpaid. 
6 B Fo h r'* $1.98 I 3 Bu FoT 
Each. 
.10 
Hedge Plants 
45 c Postpaid 
Cal. Privet 
12 to 18 in. for 
Make a permanent, living fence. First cost is the 
last. Plant a hedge now with Sears strong, well- 
branched hedge plants. Postpaid. 
California Privet: A popular ornamental hedge. 
Grows rapidly, stands drought. Holds its glossy, 
green foliage very late. 
Amoor River Privet (South): The very best hedge for the South. Foliage 
resembles Box Hedge, and stays green most of the year. 
Shipped from Nursery near Dallas. Postpaid. 
California Privet 
10 
25 
50 
100 
71 X1957 
71 X1958 
12 to 18 in. 
18 to 24 in. 
45c 
59c 
$0.95 
1 .45 
$1 .85 
2.69 
$3.49 
4.89 
Amoor River Privet 
71 X 1 951 1 12 to 18 in. 
71 X 1 952 1 18 to 24 in. 
57c 
79c 
1 .25 
1 .69 
2.35 
3.25 
4.59 
6.25 
TEXAS 
Centennial 
Rose 
As a salute to the great Cen¬ 
tennial, Sears offer this fine 
rose collection at a remarkably 
low price. This collection con¬ 
sists of three choice rose vari¬ 
eties, one red, one yellow and 
one bi-color; all selected for 
their adaptability to Texas 
conditions. If we were to offer 
these roses by name, we would 
be obliged to charge consider¬ 
ably more than the low price 
we ask here. Postpaid. 
71 X 966 
3 choice 
Rose Bushes. sPl.UU 
PRICES ON THIS PAGE GOOD UNTIL JUNE l*» 
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