Ilrntwood, N. Y., Mar. 31. "My plants arrived today In perfect condition. 
Thank you for scudititf such fine ones. '•••Mrs. li. L. Slum. 
SELECT PLANT LIST 
BY MAIL POSTPAID. 
IMPORTANT NOTICE 
ALL PLANT ORDERS will In* tilled as early in the 
spring ns It Is safe, gonerully uot before March 1, and 
yon may be sure of receiving fresh, thrifty stock. 
ALL SHRUBS, PERENNIALS AND CLIMBING PLANTS 
are of one year's growth, thrifty and well rooted. These 
are sent dormant, that is, before they sprout, and cannot 
be sent any LATER THAN ABOUT APRIL 15. 
ROSES AND OTHER PLANTS are well established 
plants from 2Vj-ln. pots. Roses, Cnrnntlous, Crysantbe- 
mumx, Coleus ami Decorative plants may be sent to 
ABOUT JUNE 1. No orders taken after this dnte. 
I CANNOT SUPPLY any plant not In the following list. 
COMBINATION PRICES not allowed on any combina¬ 
tions except as given. 
MY PLANT DEPARTMENT is nrranged for spring de¬ 
liveries only. 
I GUARANTEE ALL PLANTS to reach you In good con¬ 
dition. Any complaints must be mnric within n week 
thereafter. 
My latest edition of “Culture of Flowers" (free If asked 
for with an order of 25c or more) contains a valuable 
article on Rose Culture. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
RAMBLER QUINTETTE OF ROSES, 54c 
The Rambler Roses are the finest of all climbing roses. 
They are very hardy, grow rapidly and. as they bloom 
somewhat late, help to prolong the rose season. Give 
them plenty of sun and they will produce a great wealth 
and beauty of bloom. 
Aglala (Yellow Rambler). Not so hardy as some, 
but it withstands, without protection, a continued tempera¬ 
ture of zero, or two or three degrees below. Bright lemon 
yellow. Price 10c; 3 for 28c. 
Crimson Ramblar. The original Rambler. Price 10c; 
3 for 28c. 
Lady Gay. Beautiful rose-pink flowers of good size, very 
double and borne In Immense clusters. 12c; 3 for 30c. 
Tausandschon (Thousand Beauties). Surpasses all 
other roses In this section In growth and l>eauty and 
quantity of bloom. Color lovely soft pink, changing to 
rosy carmine; in bloom from June to the end of Julv. 
Price, ISc; 3 for 36c. 
Thalia (White Rambler. Immense clusters of fra¬ 
grant white roses. Price. 10c; 3 for 28c. These Five Ilardv 
Climbing Roses for 54c. 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
WHITE DOROTHY PERKINS 
A dependable, hardy, climbing white rose, adapted to all sections, has at last 
been found in this pure white sport from the popular Pink Dorothy Perkins, 
which it exactly resembles in all its desirable qualities, including vigorous habit 
of growth and profuse and long continued flowering. As it blooms at the same 
time, it is a splendid companion to the pink variety. Price, 15c. 
The Two Dorothys, Dorothy Perkins, the original pink variety and the new 
White Dorothy Perkins for 22c. 
TWO NEW HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 
Price 16c each; two for 30c. 
Rose, Flower of Fairfield, or Everbloomlng Crimson Rambler. It 
commences to flower in early summer and produces repeated crops of 
bloom until late fall. It is a sport from Crimson Rambler, is of the 
same habit and color, tbo perhaps a shade more brilliant, und has greater 
resisting power to the sun. 
Vellchenblau, or Violet-blue Rose. The most novel of all roses, 
the result of many years of effort by expert rose growers. It blooms 
In large clusters, like the Ramblers, Is very hardy and not troubled by 
mildew. Upon first -‘penlng the color is a sort of rose, but soon changes 
to a steel blue, like that of the early violets. 
THREE OTHER CLIMBING ROSES 
Price, 10c. each; 3 for 28c. 
Dorothy Perkins. Of the Rambler habit, with beautiful shell-pink 
flowers, remarkable for hardiness and rapidity of growth. The flowers 
are borne In loose clusters of from 30 to 40 in a truss, sweetly scented. 
Baltimore Belle. Pale blush, produced In large clusters. 
Queen of the Prairie. Bright pink, very double. 
