Any Two—2 year old Roses $ 25- All 2 yr. old potted Roses, many of them actually 3 
below for. Jy Postpaid y r - °^» selling at bargain prices. See bottom of page. 
Hardy Climbing Roses 
Hardy everywhere without protection, requiring little attention, bloom- 
ing gorgeously in early summer. Once planted last a lifetime. For climb¬ 
ing over porches, garages, trellis, embankments, cemetery plantings, for 
screening unsightly places or single specimens they have no equals. Free 
from insects, hardy as oaks, cheap in price, permanent. 
Keystone 
(See Color Illustration, Page 29) 
Perfectly hardy everywhere, blooms in wonderful profusion. The open 
flower is perfectly double, with buds beautifully formed. Color clear 
lemon-yellow. A fine hardy deep yellow free climber. This is a really 
great Rose. Don’t miss it. 
Dr. W. Van Fleet— —A splendid hardy rose, large flowers about 4 inches 
across, full and cup shaped; color flesh pink deepening to rosy-flesh 
in center. 
Excelsa, Glorified Crimson 
Rambler 
NEW LOW PRICES: All roses on this page: First size plants, 
20c each, any 3 for 50c. Strong 2 yr. old plants, 65c each, any 
2 for $1.25, any 6 for $3.50, any 12 for $6.50. Still larger star 
size specimen plants, 85c each. All postpaid. Ready for 
planting spring, summer and fall. Potted plants. 
Birdie Blye, Always Blooming 
Dorothy Perkins — Shell-pink; extremely hardy, vigorous and free blooming. The shoots frequently grow 
ten to fifteen feet in one season. The perfectly double flowers are in immense clusters of thirty or 
forty. 
Bess Lovett —Flowers fragrant, clear bright red, good size, double. 
Heart of Cold —Hardy Climber. Crimson with white at base of petals. 
Excelsa —The flowers are very double, produced in immense trusses of 
thirty to forty flowers to each truss. Color intense crimson. 
Gardenia (Hardy Marechal Niel) —Very sweetly fragrant; creamy yellow. 
White Dorothy Perkins —Is a rampant grower, and in a short time will 
cover a large trellis. Glistening white. 
Silver Moon —Blooms very large four or more inches in diameter, pure 
white in color and of good substance, beautifully cupped, forming a 
clematis-like flower. 
Mary Lovett —Hardy as an oak, a grand rose wherever an absolutely 
hardy, white climbing rose is wanted. 
Alberic Barbier —Entirely free from insect 
attacks; heavy waxy foli¬ 
age, shines as if varnished. 
The beautiful yellow 
flowers are unusually double, sometimes singly, sometimes 
in clusters. 
Violette —Rather large flowers of deep reddish violet borne 
in big trusses on a strong slender-caned plant. 
Aunt Harriet —Amazingly fine with its masses of dazzling 
scarlet-crimson roses. The bright effect is intensified by 
the pure white centers and brilliant golden anthers. 
Alberic Barbier 
Birdie Blye 
One of the freest blooming hardy climbers. Bushes 
here bloom five and six times each season. Perfectly 
hardy everywhere. Strong grower. Foliage bright glossy 
green and free from insects or disease. Blooms full 
and double. Color a bright carmine, changing to bright 
satiny rose, very fragrant. This is a really great rose. 
American Pillar —Of extremely vigorous habit of 
growth; foliage lively green the season through. It 
has a profusion of bright pink, sem-double flowers 
in clusters which are followed by clusters of at¬ 
tractive red berries. 
Christine Wright —Large, thick, leathery foliage. 
Flowers bright pink, 4 inches in diameter; almost 
double borne in large clusters. A fine pillar rose. 
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HARDY CLIMBING ROSES ONCE PLANTED, LAST A LIFETIME 
