ROSES 
MOST BEAUTIFUL OF 
ALL FLOWERS 
ROSA ROULETTI 
The Miniature Rock Garden Rose. 
For many years this beautiful rose 
was lost to cultivation. Several years ago a plant was found 
growing in an Alpine window-garden by M. Correvon, the famous 
Swiss horticulturist. It is rapidly attaining popularity as a rock 
garden plant and as an edging subject. The plant grows about six 
to seven inches tall and blooms from early summer until heavy frost. 
The tiny rose-pink, quite double flowers are less than an inch in 
diameter. Price, 1-year plants, 30c each; 3 for 75c. 
POLYANTHA 
Dwarf Everblooming Baby Ramblers. These 
miniature roses are most desirable for 
their continuous vivid colored blossoms throughout late summer and 
early fall. They show up exceptionally well when planted in the 
border with evergreens for a background. We consider the following 
varieties among the best of their respective color. CECILE BRUNNER 
-—pink. EDITH CAVELL —red. GOL SALMON —orange red. Price, 
Polyantha Roses, 2-year field grown, 35c each; 3 for SI.00. 
SPECIAL ROSE COLLECTION 
ONE PLANT OF EACH VARIETY LISTED ON THIS PAGE. 
19 Beautiful Roses. Heavy 2 year field grown plants. 
Nine Hardy Everblooming Bush Roses. 
Six of the Finest Climbers. 
Three Everblooming Polyanthas 
One New Rosa Rouletti (Pot Plant). 
REGULAR PRICE, $7.45. ALL FOR $5.95, POSTPAID. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI 
White American Beauty 
PRIMROSE—New Yellow Rambler 
PRIMROSE 
At last a real hardy yellow 
rambler, of light Primrose 
yellow color which does not fade. Vigorous, healthy 
climber, free flowering and blooms hold on a long 
time. Price, 2 yr., field grown, 40 cents. 
Dear Sirs: 
The shipment of evergreens arrived yesterday 
and are highly satisfactory in every way. We 
have never had nursery stock of any kind arrive 
in such good condition, thanks to your great care 
in packing. Instructions were carefully followed 
in setting the trees and we are more than pleased 
with results. We will recommend you to neigh¬ 
bors and friends at every opportunity. 
Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler, 
March 18, 1935. Missouri. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
All 2 Yr. Field Grown 
Each, Postpaid 
DOROTHY PERKINS, Pink Rambler.$ .30 
EXCELSA, Red Rambler.30 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY, Deep Pink.. .35 
PAUL’S SCARLET, Finest Red.35 
DR. VAN FLEET, large Double White.35 
EVERBLOOMING TEA AND 
HYBRID PERPETUAL 
ROSES 
Strong 2 Yr. Plants, bloom the first summer. 
Strictly No. 1 Roses Each. Postpaid 
SOUV. DE CLAUDIUS PERNET, Striking Sun¬ 
flower Yellow .$ .45 
MME. BUTTERFLY, Light Pink Suffused with 
Gold and Apricot.45 
RADIANCE, Clear Pink.45 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ, Crimson Red.45 
HERBERT HOOVER, Golden Pink.50 
TALISMAN, Golden, Red and Orange Rose.50 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI, Large White.40 
PAUL NEYRON, Large Pink.40 
GEN. JAQUEMINOT, Large Red.40 
TREES AND SHRUBS PRODUCING 
ROSE-LIKE BLOOM 
It is interesting to note how many plants produce 
rose-like blossoms and we are listing a few of 
them which are described more fully in the 
preceding pages of this catalog. 
ALMOND, FLOWERING—Pink. 
CRAB, BECHTEL’S FLOWERING—Apple Blos¬ 
som-Pink. 
KANZAN—PINK FLOWERING JAP CHERRY. 
KERR I A—GLOBE FLOWER—Yellow. 
SPIREA PRU N FOLIA—TRU E BRIDAL 
WREATH—White. 
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