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ROSES 
ROSA, Rose. 
Austrian Copper. Orange-copper, single; spectacular, 
blanda, Meado/w Rose. Pink, single; red bark. 
Dr. E. M. Mills. Pink, serai-double. 
Harrisoni. Harrison’s yellow. 
Hugonis. Soft yellow, single; beautiful, hardy, and adaptable. 
Moss. White and pink. 
*Rouletti, Alpine Rose. A pink everblooming rock garden gem. Up 
to 8 inches. 50 cents each. 
rubinosa. Sweet Briar. Brilliant winter fruit. 
rugosa hybrids. 
Agnes. Yellow to amber. 
Conrad Meyer. Pink. 
Grootendorst. Silver-pink; continuous bloomer. 
F. J. Grootendorst. Red. 
Sir Thomas Lipton. Large white flowers. 
setigera. Prairie Rose. Single pink in clusters, hardy; a lovely shrub, 
woodsii. Rocky Mountain Rose. 
For Climbing Roses, see Vines, page 31. 
HYBRID TEA ROSES. Ask for list. 
When you plant roses this year plant potted roses—then you are 
assured success. Here at Upton Gardens we offer you sturdy potted 
roses growing in specially prepared soil. Roots are undisturbed and 
growth is continuous. 
SALIX, Willow. 
caprea. Pussy Willow, 
irrorata, Native Pussy Willow. 
SAMBUCUS, Elder. 
acutiloba, Cut-leaf Elder, 
canadensis aurea. Golden Elder, 
microbotrys. Red-berried Elder. Native. 
SHEPHERDIA. 
argentea, Buffalo Berry. Silver-gray foliage, red berries, 
canadensis. Scarlet berries; native and extremely hardy. 
Plant Thimbleberry in difficult dry places 
SNOWBALL. See Viburnum opulus sterile, page 29. 
SORBARIA. 
Atchisonii. Fluffy racemes of creamy white; a good summer shrub. 
sorbifolia. White foamy flowers; fern-like foliage. 
SPIRAEA. 
arguta, Garland Spiraea. Profuse white flowers; early; feathery 
foliage. 
bumalda Anthony W'aterer. Free flowering, deep pink; neat low 
shrub. 
callosa alba, Japanese Spiraea. Like Anthony Waterer, but white. 
Douglasi. Deep rose. July and August. 
froebeli. A taller and larger Anthony Waterer. 
henryi. White flowers; tall. June. 
Margaritae. Bright pink. 
thunbergii. Early white flowers; a dense fluffy bush. 
tricliocarpa, Korean Spiraea. Snowy white umbel-like racemes; does 
well in Colorado. 
van houttei. Bridal Wreath. Drooping sprays of profuse white. 
May and June. 
