CLOVERSET FLOWER FARM, KANSAS CITY 
19 
25 petals. Silver-Gilt Medal, Valenciennes, 
1930; Certificate, Contest for Most Beautiful 
Rose of France, Lyon, 1932; Silver Medal, 
Portland, 1932. 
Price --_ ... _$1.00 
VICTORIA HARRINGTON. The beautiful 
dark red Rose hundreds of which were in 
bloom in the great municipal Rose gardens 
in Portland, Oregon, last summer, and is 
one of the finest of red Roses ever pro¬ 
duced. Its habit of growth is similar to 
Radiance, very tall with heavy stems pro¬ 
ducing very large and heavy maroon red 
blooms. Very vigorous growing and great¬ 
ly immune to disease. It is said to be the 
last Rose originated by Capt. Geo. C. 
Thomas, Jr., and we believe it is considered 
the best Rose he ever produced. 
Price _ -____.... $1.00 
Around the Cashier's Window at Cloverset 
CLOVERSET HYBRID TEA ROSES 
BLOOM FROM MAY TO NOVEMBER 
In this group v/e have listed all the pop¬ 
ular varieties in alphabetical order. These 
are the so-called everblooming Roses and 
include Hybrid Teas and Pernetiana sorts. 
Many are varieties of recent introduction 
v/hile others are older, but due to their 
merit, will always be popular. 
The difference in price is determined by 
the newness and scarcity of the variety. 
The older varieties, while the same age and 
quality plants, are more common, hence 
the lower price. 
ANGELE PERNET. Named by the famous 
French producer of fine Roses, Mr. Pernet, 
for his daughter, it is one of the most un¬ 
usually colored of all our Roses. An even 
blend of orange, yellow and copper, the 
long, pointed buds are particularly attrac¬ 
tive. Foliage a rich green, with varnished 
appearance common to Pernet Roses. 
Price_$0.75 
AUTUMN. Is there a more gorgeous spec¬ 
tacle than a sunset on a clear autumn eve¬ 
ning? Those wonderful blends of gold and 
deep fire in panoramic evolutions. This is 
the color combination of Autumn. The fea¬ 
ture of Autumn is the bud, which has the 
graceful urn shape and it should be cut in 
that stage. Burnt sienna and bronze, this 
Rose is gloriously named for its color brings 
