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NOVELTIES FOR 1914 AND 1915 
DESCRIPTIONS BY THE ORIGINATORS 
HYBRID TEAS 
BIANCA 
W. PAUL SON 
Creamy white, tinted and shaded with peach- 
color; long, pointed buds. A good exhibition 
flower and a fine decorative variety, being very 
free and continuous in blooming; growth vigorous. 
$i each. 
OSSIE EASLEA 
J. PERNET-DUCHER 
Clear saffron-yellow, with carmine center, passing 
to Naples yellow when expanding. Flowers large, 
full and globular; growth vigorous and erect. Excel¬ 
lent for garden and show purposes. $i each. 
DANAE 
REV. J. H. PEMBERTON 
Yellow; growth active and vigorous, throwing up, 
throughout the Rose season, strong shoots from the 
base, about 4 feet long, each shoot bearing cluster 
sprays; foliage dark green, waxy. Flowers continu¬ 
ously from June till late in autumn; very good in 
September. $1 each. 
EDITH PART 
S. McGREDY & SON 
Rich red, with a suffusion of deep salmon and cop¬ 
pery yellow, with a deeper shading of carmine and 
yellow in the bud stage; vigorous and free-blooming, 
with fine habit; very sweetly perfumed. Silver Gilt 
Medal, N. R. S. $i each. 
KILLARNEY BRILLIANT 
We consider this new Rose—a sport from the 
original Pink Killarney—the most valuable forcing 
Rose that has been introduced for many years. It 
is a great improvement on the original Pink Kil¬ 
larney; first, because of its much more brilliant 
color, which is almost crimson in bright weather, 
while in dull or cloudy weather the color is pure, 
deep, rosy carmine. In addition to its great supe¬ 
riority in color, the flower is larger, having from 
twenty-five to forty full-sized petals; deliciously 
tea-rose perfumed. A great acquisition. Awarded 
Silver Medals, American Rose Society, New York 
Florticultural Society and Pennsylvanian Horti¬ 
cultural Society. $1 each. 
H. E. RICHARDSON 
HUGH DICKSON, Ltd. 
Deep, rich crimson; vigorous, free, upright growth; 
large, full and beautifully formed flowers. Awarded 
Gold Medal. $i each. 
LADY MARY WARD 
S. McGREDY & SON 
Rich orange, shaded deeper apricot-orange, with a 
decided metallic veneering; very free-flowering, with 
fine habit of growth; sweetly perfumed, attractive, 
and decorative. Gold Medal, N.R.S. $i each. 
MADAME EDOUARD HERRIOT 
J. PERNET-DUCHER 
Coral-red, shaded with yellow, and bright rosy 
scarlet passing to prawn-red; bud coral-red, shaded 
with yellow on the base; flower of medium size, 
semi-double; green bronzed foliage. Growth vigor¬ 
ous, of spreading branching habit. $1 each. 
MARCELLA 
W. PAUL & SON 
Buds buff, opening flower salmon-flesh; extra 
large, well filled and very handsome; of strong, 
erect growth, free and continuous in blooming, and 
a good autumnal; a fine show Rose. Also good for 
forcing or cutting. $1 each. 
MRS. T. HILLAS 
J. PERNET-DUCHER 
Chrome-yellow; flower large and full, of elongated 
cup shape, fine. A good garden and exhibition 
Rose of very hardy constitution. $1 each. 
MRS. CHARLES E. PEARSON 
S. McGREDY & SON 
Orange, flushed red, apricot, fawn and yellow; 
growth vigorous and very floriferous; of good habit; 
sweetly pci fumed. A bedding and exhibition variety. 
Gold Medal, N.R.S. $i each. 
MRS. R. D. McCLURE 
HUGH DICKSON, Ltd. 
Brilliant, glistening salmon-pink, free and con¬ 
stant, vigorous branching growth; very large, full, 
exquisite form. Gold Medal, N.R.S. $i each. ’ 
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