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Roses for Outdoor Planting 
As American agent for Hugh Dickson, Ltd., of Belfast, Ireland, importations will not reach us much 
before December, and we do not recommend planting before the following Spring, as the soil in December is 
too hard and cold and plants will not give good results, if planted at this time. 
We can supply any Rose in cultivation bn request and import same specially for your order. Our 
descriptive general catalogue, published in January, will contain the name of every Rose worth while, 
particularly of the newest and best in the Hybrid Tea types. 
New Roses for Fall Planting 
As sole agent for Hugh Dickson’s Novelties, we offer the following list of novelties, which can be 
supplied after September 1st, for Fall planting, and are mostly, from 5 and 6-inch pots, specially grown 
along for this work. ! 
Price: $1.00 each per plant, $10.00 per doz. 
Cleveland. I his is the Rose named by popular ballot at the great Cleveland Flower Show. Vigorous, 
stout branching growth, with large and very handsome foliage, which is mildew proof. Flowers large 
and lull, of exquisite form, produced freely and continuously throughout the season. Color 
deep, coppery yellow at the base of 
the petals, which are heavily 
flushed reddish copper on old rose, 
the petals showing a very distinct 
and charming metallic sheen. A 
distinct and very beautiful com¬ 
bination. 
Countess Clanwilliam. Strong, 
vigorous, upright wood, producing 
its flowers in endless abundance. 
Flowers very large and full, buds 
long and pointed, opening to large, 
full, high-centered flowers of great 
beauty and refinement. Color 
delicate peach pink at the base 
of the petals, which are flamed 
and heavily edged with deep 
cherry red, a beautiful contrast 
of color, which brings out in great 
distinctness the strong individu¬ 
ality of this charming Rose. Gold 
Medal, N. R. S. 
Gorgeous. Claimed by Messrs. 
Dickson to be the most striking 
Rose in existence, and the finest 
variety they have ever distributed 
to the trade. Growth is strong 
and vigorous, with a free branch¬ 
ing habit; handsome, dark, olive 
green foliage; flowers large and 
exquisitely formed; produced on 
long, rigid stems; of perfect habit 
and florescence, and classed as an 
exhibition Rose of the first mag¬ 
nitude. Delightfully fragrant. On 
first opening the bud is heavily 
veined with clear yellow on a salm¬ 
on ground, but when fully de¬ 
veloped the flower is an improved 
Juliet. As its name signifies, it 
is a gorgeous " variety. 
Killarney Brilliant. A sport from 
the original Killarney, which is 
one of the most popular Roses in 
cultivation today. Killarney Bril¬ 
liant is a duplicate of the original 
Killarney in all respects save color, 
which is far more intense and rich. 
This is a magnificent Rose, and 
will eventually displace the orig¬ 
inal Killarney. Cleveland 
