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THEY ALL BLOOM THIS YEAR 
A FASCINATING SELECTION OF GLORIOUS 
COLORS FROM WHICH YOU MAY CHOOSE 
Every rose you get from me Is hardy, vigorous, outdoor 
nursery grown and well graded. Every rose is labelled 
true to name so you are .sure of getting what you older. 
Remember, irry selected 2-yr. heavy Rose Bushes will bloom for 
you this Summer. 
Your Choice 
3 for $|00 6 for $|85 12 for $345 Each 40cP os fp a i<J 
DUCHESS OF ATHOD. (No. 2.) Golden-orange, flushed peach. 
FIDE I,. (No. 10.) Very large. Fragrant. Double, pure white. 
EDITH NELLIE I’ERKINS. (No. 7.) Sweetly scented, pale salmon, 
half overlaid with gold. 
EDWARD MAWLEY. Large dark crimson. Very fragrant. 
GENERAL JACK. Fragrant pure red flowers borne in clusters. 
Blooms 2 or 3 times per season. 
HADLEY. (No. 12.) Large, deep crimson. Fragrant. 
HOOSIER BEAUTY. Large double glowing crimson, shaded darker. 
IMPROVED AMERICAN BEAUTY. (No. 9.) This line large pop¬ 
ular cherry red rose is a favorite all over the world. Extremely 
hardy. 
LADY HILLINGDON. One of our finest and most popular orange- 
yellow roses. Buds are long and pointed and very attractive. 
I VDV MARGARET STEWART. (No. 11.) Beautifully shaped large 
flowers and buds of a golden orange color. Flowers freely. 
LUXEMBOURG. Large copper-yellow flowers. 
MARGARET McGREDY. (No. 8.) Orange-searleti Raspberry fra¬ 
grance. 
MEV. G. A. VAN ROSSEM. A perfectly perfumed large flowered 
beauty. The color is sort of an orange shaded yellow with the 
petals veined pink. A very unusual color combination. Everyone 
who knows this rose thinks it is one of the loveliest of all. 
CHAS. P. KILHAM. A rich blending of coral red, deep yellow, 
orange and scarlet. Vigorous, strong growing and extremely beau¬ 
tiful. 
WILLOWMERE. (No. 1.) The shell-pink rose and the loveliest 
one that grows. Free flowering, fragrant and hardy. 
KILLARNEY DOUBLE W’HITE. Big. double white; fragrant flower. 
Wonderfully perfumed. 
MRS. HENRY BOWLES. (No. 14.) Bright, sparkling pink. 
MISS ROWENA THOM. (No. 4.) Rose and gold combination. 6 
inches across. 
MME. BUTTERFLY. Double salmon, shaded gold. 
MRS. E. P. THOM. (No. 6.) Purest canary yellow. Considered by 
rose lovers to be the best yellow rose today. 
MRS. PIERRE S. DUPONT. Gorgeous golden yellow. Large full 
: bud and flower. 
MRS. SAM McGREDY 7 . (No. 3.) The McGredys are Irish rose 
hybridizers. The McGredy roses are considered among the finest 
in the world today. This one is a new scarlet copper-orange col¬ 
ored rose, flushed red. 
OPHELIA. Called the thornless rose. The long, pointed salmon 
buds are exceedingly fragrant and open to a delicate salmon pink. 
PAUL NEYRON. (No. 13.) Largest double clear pink, often blooms 
2 and 3 times a season. Extremely hardy. 
PREMIER. A very free blooming rose. Large in the bud. Very 
fragrant. Dark velvety red. 
RED RADIANCE. (No. 5..) One of our best roses for the Farm 
Belt. Gives you an abundance of flowers all season long. Is very 
resistant to dry weather and may last a lifetime. 
REV. F. PAGE ROBERTS. Free flowered perfect roses. Fragrant. 
Gold stained crimson. 
SNOW QUEEN (F. K. Druschkl). Mother’s favorite white American 
Beauty. Blooms several times. 
SUNBURST. A beautiful yellow-orange rose that is full, double and 
cup-shaped. 
Glorious CLIMBING ROSES ablaze with beauty 
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THOUSANDS OF FLOWERS 
For Just a Few Cents 
3for$|00 6 for $185 12 for $345 each 40c Postpaid 
You may plant climbers on your porch, fence or trellis. These 
climbers are extremely hardy, last a lifetime and produce for you 
thousands and thousands of flowers every year. A few cepts for a 
hardy climbing- rose bush gives you these huge quantities of 
flowers. 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY'. The hardy climbing type. Amer¬ 
ica’s most popular rose, the AMERICAN BEAUTY. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER. Old-fashioned favorite. Always covered 
with big clusters of extremely double red roses. 
GARDENIA. A clinging climber. Pure yellow in color. You will 
get a new thrill by having Gardenia climbing on your fence or 
trellis. 
PRIMROSE. A double primrose yellow. Hardy climber. Is in 
bloom for weeks and weeks. Comes into bloom a little earlier 
than your other hardy climbers and lasts the season through. 
Dorothy Perkins 
Rose Collection 
Dorothy Perkins Climbers 
are hard to beat. The bushes 
are loaded with thousands and 
thousands of blooms. An 
ideal collection of climbing 
roses if you want loads of 
flowers. Plant along the 
garden fence or give them 
a nice trellis to grow on. 
Very hardy. Your choice 
for only 30c each, post¬ 
paid, or 1 each RED 
DOROTHY, WHITE 
DOROTHY, and PINK 
DOROTHY. 
All 3, for only 70* 
Earl E. May Seed Co., Shenandoah, Iowa—Page 37 
