Faneuil Hall Square, Boston 
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BOSES 
HTBBID TEA 
HARDY HYBRID TEA ROSES 
This class is now extremely popular with the general garden public. There is much to bo said in its favor; above all, 
its t-endency to bloom continuously from early until lato. We find these Roses absolutely hardy in the Xew Englancl 
climate and can recommend them with the utmost confidence. The plants we offer were grown in the northern part of 
England, are two years old, selected for size and form, enabling us to furnish these Roses pot grown during the Summer. 
Field-grown, each 40e., doz. $4.SO; pot-grown, each 75c., doz. $8.00, except where otherwise priced. 
Edward Mawley 
Arthur R. Goodwin pransc 
_ _red, passinK fo 
salmon pink as the Hower expands. A superb 
combination of color, very free and pcri)etnnl; 
a fine bedding Rose. Each 75c. 
CAPT. CHRISTY. Delicate, fleshy white, 
with darker center; very large and full. 
CAROLINE TESTOUT. Bright satin rose 
with brighter center; large, full and globular; 
very free and sweet. 
DEAN HOLE. Silvery carmine, shaded salmon; 
absolutely distinct and by far the finest in its 
way of color. Very free, flowers large, and 
fine form. 
Creamy white, of good 
_size and superb form; 
globular yet pointed, ptdals reflexing as it 
opens; blooms on slender, stiff stems; very free 
and fragrant. Each $1.00 
A beautiful rich crim¬ 
son, touched with 
maroon, wdth a delightful velvety gloss on the 
petals, which are large, forming a good-sized 
flower, with high, globular center. The growth 
is strong and the flowers arc borne in pro¬ 
fusion. _ Each $1.00 
ETOILE DE FRANCE. Velvety crimson, 
center red cerise, fine, long bud; free flowering. 
FARBEN KONIGIN. Deep carmine rose, 
reflex and brilliant pink petals. 
Flr»rpnr«> Forrester Clear snow white, 
r lorence rorresier 
As the flowers age they become pure white. 
The blooms are even larger than Raul Neyron. 
Grandest of all white for bedding and massing. Very 
fragrant. Each $2.00 
FRANZ DEEGEN. Pale yellow, shtulmg to golden yel¬ 
low' in the center. Medium size and fragrant. 
GEN. MACARTHUR. Brilliant, glowing crimson scarlet; 
a splendid garden Rose and much admired. 
CanY-nti. niflfson Velvety black crimson, very 
^60* L/lCKSOn hiU and perfectly formed 
flowers, reverse of petals veined deep maroon crimson ; a 
most magnificent Rose. Invaluable for exhibition. 
Each $1.00 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. One of the very Ijest Roses for 
the garden. Bright crim.son, with fiery-red center; 
eup-shaped, semi-dotible flowers in clusters. 
JULIET (Pernetiana). This Iteautiful Rose, when better 
known, is certain to Iteeome very popular. It is very 
distinct and attractive, with large, iierfeet flowers. 1 ho 
outside of the petals are old gold and inside a rich, rosy 
red changing to deep rose as the flowers expand; very 
fragrant Each $1.00 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA. A distinct and 
very beautiful variety. Cream, slightly shaded lemon, 
deeper in the center; very fragrant. 
KILLARNEY. A lovely variety of great merit. Flojih 
shaded white, suffused pale pink; long, pointed buds, 
opening to large flowers. 
KILLARNEY WHITE. Equal in every way to the Rose 
Killarney; pure white; very productive; constant 
bloomer. 
KONIGIN CAROLA. A sandy rose color, reverse of 
petals silvery white, buds long and pointed. 
LADY ASHTOWN. Very pale rose, shading to yellow 
at base of iietals; large, full and [minted. 
LA FRANCE. In this cla.ss the Imautiful flowers are 
profluced constantly and the [ilant is more hardy than 
the penmtuals; soft, .silvery pink. 
LIBERTY. Brilliant, velvety crimson, finely-formed 
flowers of excellent size and substance. Very free 
flowering and one of the best for cutting. 
Rose, Edward Mawley 
I a/lxr Pirri«» A dclighlful garden Rose ot verj-distinct 
I in tc coloring; the outside of the [M'tals is red- 
dish salmon, inside aiirieot, flushed fawn and copimr. 
Attractive bedding variety. Each $1.00. 
I Parlp Deep, rosy carmine; large, full flow- 
*-‘°-H^*^***' ers, very free and constant; good 
garden Rose. , . Each 75c. 
MILDRED GRANT. Petals silvery white, edged with 
rosy pink; verj' large size and of good substance. 
MME. ABEL CHATENAY. The most popular Rose in 
England, and succeeds equally well here. A good grower 
and free bloomer. Color carmine rose, shaded salmon. 
A R Wnrlrloll Reddish sidmon, reverse of 
Mrs. A. K. W aaaeil scarlet, soml- 
double; fine for tmdding. Each 75c. 
MRS. AARON WARD. Color Indian yellow, .shading to 
lemon cream at edges of petals. Very large and full. A 
splendid new garden Rose. 
PHARISAER. Petals rosy white, shading to a deei) 
salmon rose in the center; fine, long hulls with very 
large flowers. 
PRINCE DE BULGARIE. Deep rosy flesh, shaded with 
salmon; flowers very large and full. 
SUNBURST. This magnificent giant yellow Rose stands 
head and .shoulders almve all others of its color, and will 
rank with the American Beauty and the Killarneys in 
value and grandeur. The color is orange coinier or 
Kolden orange and golden yellow, (‘dge of pc^tals lighter; 
all intense shades, extremely hrilliant in elTcct. 
Each $1.00 
TTrit! “ LYON.” A very vigorous Rose, somewhat 
spreading in habit, with prominent thorns; excellent 
foliage of a rich, reddish green. Flowers large and full, 
with broad petals; coloring suimrh, coral red or salmon 
pink shaded with chrome yellow in the (amter; very 
fragrant. 
VISCOUNTESS FOLKESTONE. One of the most 
attractive of the Hybrid Teas; creamy pink, with salmon- 
pink center. Large, very free flowering and early. 
