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ROSES 
JOHNSON’S ROSES 
LEAFLET ESSAY, “Hints on Koso Culture,” IncUulecl free with each order i/j/oii nsk for it. 
NOTICE -We send all 1-year roses postpaid; 2-yoar plants by express at pnrcl.as'ei-s expense. 
“THE- 
Herinosa. Eyer>-body 
knows the beauty and con¬ 
stancy of tins old favorite. 
Clear bright Pink; ver\- 
double and fmgrant and 
quite hardy. Xo list com¬ 
plete without Hennosa. 
3Iarie Guillot. Large, 
full flowers, pure snowy 
white in color. Admirably 
adapted to outdoor culture. 
Always in bloom and always 
satisfactory. 
STarie Van Hontte. 
Fine for open ground. Beau¬ 
tiful straw - yellow. Very 
double; unusually fmgrant; 
an abundant bloomer. 
Maman Cochot. Pink 
tea rose with enormous 
flowers of great depth and 
substance. Never fails to 
grow and bloom profusely 
with onlv ordinary care. A 
beautiful rich coral Pink. 
Kaisorin Augusta 
Victoria. Pure ivory-white 
flowers, of enchanting fra¬ 
grance and beauty. Stems 
long and stilT; growth strong; 
every flower a beauty. 
O u e o II ’ s Scarlet. 
Very hardy scarlet rose, of p. 
rich velvety crimson, lland- 
Eome-.shafie'd buds and flow¬ 
ers .Most valuable for gar¬ 
den culture; a bed once es¬ 
tablished is a mass of bright 
scarlet the entire blooming 
season. 
IDEAL” SET OF HARDY EVER=BLOOMERS 
Hossle Hrowii. Superb 
new white ro.so. Kxquisilo 
long buds, of warm, soft lle.sh 
pink tint, that glisten like 
mother-of-pearl. Constant, 
profuse lilooiner and delight¬ 
fully ix'i fumed. Hardy and 
vigorous. 
Helen Gould (A’crf 
C\>chrl). One of t he best roses 
ever introduced. Intense 
carmine crimson wltlnice|>er 
shades in I lie deiith of the 
petals, much like American 
Beauty. Wonderfully pro- 
lillc and cntlrelv hardy. 
I’ltoile <ie l.yrui,* Well- 
known goldeti ‘yellow, of 
great vigor and sweetue.ss. 
The best l‘iirr IVf/oie Bose for 
garden planting yet intro¬ 
duced. Makes lieantiful liuds; 
is very dotilile and fragrattt. 
]*apii Gontier. Noted 
for Its perfect Irtid and long 
stem. Carmine erlinson. 
Fine for ctit flowers. Some¬ 
times called "The Kver- 
liloomitig .lack." 
IM a <1. b' !• nil c e H it a 
Kruger. Splendid for gen¬ 
eral culture. Its Btl iking color 
and free growth giving it 
iHiiatlarlly wlierevcr grown. 
Beautiful co|>|iery yellow, 
with largo flowers. Unlike 
any other rose In our list. 
La Kraiico. Too well 
known to need more limn a 
mention. Great Ballny [)lnlt 
LA FBANOK iiosK. flowers. (Seocut.) 
Prices of above 1 1 year, 15c. each; any C for 00c.; sot of 13 for i^l.OO. 
“Ideal” lioBus: J 2 “ 30c. " “ 0 “ «1.50 " “ 13 “ 3.50. 
FIVE COLLECTIONS ARRANGED WITH CARE TO SUIT YOUR GARDEN 
PRICES AT END OF LIST 
COLLECTION “A ” 
THE LA FRANCE QUARTET 
The La France type of rose.B are nearer to jierfcction 
than any otlier class and should have a place In every gar¬ 
den. They are without a rival for their rich fragrance and 
handsome buds and great satiny flowers. (See illustration.) 
We oiler White, Bed, Striped rind the true Pink La France. 
COLLECTION “B " 
THE COCHETS 
.411 good growers, splendid oloomers and fine bedding 
sorts. Every i>lant is a gem and in great demand. Queens 
among roses; flowers are enormous, full and deliciously 
sweet. Pink Maman Cochet, Yellow Cochet, White Cochet, 
Re<l Cochet (UcUn Gould). 
COLLECTION "C" 
THE SOUPERT SET 
The Souperfa are world-famous. Noted fortheirlteautiful 
camellia form and good bedding qualities. Bloom early and 
continue loaded with lovely buds and flowers all summer 
and fall. Yellow, Pink, White and the new Climbing Clo- 
tUde Soupert. 
COLLECTION "D” 
THE HERMOSA ROSES— ^VLWATS IN BLOOM 
The Hermo.sas are the old-fa.=hloned. hardy, bidding 
roses our grandmothers loved. Exquisitely formed and 
daintily scented. We have them. Purest White, satiny Pink, 
velvety Scarlet, or rich Canary Yellow. 
PRICES of above Collections, A, B, C, D, E, single 
plants, 1-vear, L5c- each; each set for 50c., post¬ 
paid; the's sets for »2.26, postpaid. 
COLLECTION " E " 
FOUR FAAIOUS RAM BLEBS 
Y’ellow Rambler. The only yellow Imrdy Climbing 
Rose. The bloom is freqnently iKirne in cdiislers of from B !0 
to 1.^)0 flowers; the color is a clear, dcelilcd yellow, clianglng 
in two or three weeks to a Is'iiutlful cream-eolor. 
I’liik Rambler. Like the nlsivc in great vigor, hardi¬ 
ness and lavish lihxim, but w llli flowers of rleli, rosy pink. 
Willie Rambler. Exqulslle inire whUedoiildc flowers In 
large clusters. Has all tliegrand traits of llieollier Bamlilers. 
Crimson Ramlilor. Incoinisiralily the flnest In elleet of 
all Cllmlicrs. The great trusses of sinull, glowing erlinson 
flowers apjiear In .luiic, and remain brilliant for weeks. 
Slioots from 8 to 10 feet higli spring up In one season. As 
hardy as an oak. 
BABY ItAMBLER 
Yes, we have It, and It 
will crcatcasciisation among 
lovers of new roses the com¬ 
ing sea.son. It will bltHiin on 
thecuttlng ticneli if allowcsl. 
An aljsolutcly imrdy, ever- 
blooming cluster rose, much 
like the well-known Crimsem 
Rambler, but of dwarf 
growth. Will bloom all the 
season, outdoors and indoors 
as well. Nice mailing size 
plants, 35c.; 3 for 50c.: 7 
for SI. 00. Everytxxly will 
want it, and our plants are 
fine. Will t>e In great de¬ 
mand—don't delay In order¬ 
ing. 2-yearslz«, 50c. each. 
12 vear rose on this nace (except the Baby Rambler) for 30c.; 2-year roses (our 
sele'cU^G for S1.25, or’^12 for S2.00. pr^we can YOUR ROSE BEu'^ KOHE8 which 
we carry, bat hare not space to Ust, at the same rates. LET US PLAN YOUR ROSE BED. 
