PRES. HO 
Vigorous grower. 
Plant for c 
bloomer. 
X. A. VICTORIA 
bloomer. Rivals H 
grown roses. 
TALISMAN—O'f course, you are 
familiar with this immensely 
popular variety with its flowers 
. ranging - from rich scarlet and 
i gold to deep rose and pale yel¬ 
low. Good grower and very free 
; bloomer. 
PRESIDENT HOOVER — Ex¬ 
tremely vigorous plants produc¬ 
ing an abundance of big semi¬ 
double flowers, flaming scarlet 
| and yellow in bud, opening to 
. soft creamy yellow. Another 
rose to plant in tens for cutting. 
LOS ANGELES—Flowers brilliant 
salmon pink with strong under- 
glow of gold near the base. Very 
popular. 
LADY MARGARET STEWART— 
Brilliant orange yellow turning 
to gold as it ages. Extra good 
hot weather rose often planted, 
in quantity for cut flowers. 
MADAM EDOUARD HERRIOT— 
Coral buds open to salmon- 
orange bloom. A London prize 
winner. 
WHITE ROSES 
X. A. VICTORIA —For many years 
the favorite white rose. The 
buds and half-opened flowers 
rival hot house productions and 
the foliage is unusually glossy 
and luxuriant. Very free 
bloomer. 
EDEL—One of the finest of the 
new roses. Hybrid Tea of pure 
white with pointed buds. 
CALEDONIA—Rated very high as 
a good rose for this section. Not 
as many blooms as K. A. Vic¬ 
toria but has stiffer stems. 
F. X. DRUSCHKI H. P.—This is 
the perfect white rose. Loaded 
in June and often again in Sep¬ 
tember. 
YELLOW ROSES 
MRS. P. DUPONT. A deep bright 
yellow of very prolific bloom 
and healthy habit. Does not 
fade in hottest weather nor de¬ 
velop dark centers in cold 
weather. N This is your yellow 
rose to plant in quantities for 
cutting. 
LADY HILLINGDON. Saffron yel¬ 
low that is the favorite yellow 
rose of many. Very free bloom¬ 
ing. Beautiful planted in com¬ 
bination with Golden Salmon 
baby rambler. 
SOUVINER DE CLAUDIUS PER- 
NET (Pronounced Fernay). A 
marvelous yellow for extremely 
hot weather. In early summer 
and late fall it develops dark 
centers. 
GOLDEN DAWN. Here is one that 
you all exclaimed over in our 
planting along the street. It 
was a sensational rose. First a 
deep rose pink bud that opened 
into an enormous clear yellcAv 
rose. The glossy foliage is beau¬ 
tiful too. 
MRS. E. P, THOM. Bright yellow 
blooms after perfect tight buds. 
Excellent in the garden. 
Don't Forget Your Free Gift with Roses—See Page 3 
MRS. P. DUPONT 
Tlxe best yellow for it doesn’t fade. 
^‘ si 
Don’t know of anything as popular as the rose and it’s right¬ 
fully so. Did you ever see such roses as we had last year? 
After a hot dry summer they came back rewarding us with 
thousands of beautiful roses. We cut them by the armfuls. 
Every variety that I’m listing has proven itself. Many of 
you saw the way they 
bloomed here around the seed 
house. You can have them 
around your home the same 
way. These are all big husky 
2 yr. plants guaranteed to 
bloom the first season. My 
nurserymen are rose special¬ 
ists and you get finest, best 
cared for plants you can buy 
•—all pruned properly, ready 
for planting. H. F. 
COPPER AND TWO TONE ROSES 
