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The E. G. Hill Company 
OUR LIST OF ROSES 
For prices see page 10. 
IT Owing to the shortage of the Manetti imports, we wish to empha¬ 
size the advisability of early placing of orders to prevent disappointment; 
our stocks come from the best British experts and have had the suckers re¬ 
moved in the field, as in former years (of this we are assured), which fact 
adds greatly to their efficiency. 
NOVELTY ROSE 
PRIMROSE 
This beautiful forcing rose is of the gen¬ 
eral type of Ophelia. 
The young foliage is a lovely deep 
bronzy-maroon finishing bronzy-green, and 
the variety is of good habit and free 
growth. 
The bud is long and pointed, ideal in 
form, and the color is saffron and cream 
with apricot shadings, color at base of 
petals deep golden. Has splendid stem. A 
fine novelty, now offered for the first time 
in this country. 
Free and continuous. 
