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EDITH NELLIE PERKINS, ht. 
f Just about as beautiful as it is possible for a Rose 
to be, and one of the first Hybrid Teas to bloom. 
Lovely buds of cream, orange, and rose open to 
finely formed flowers of pale salmon and gold, with 
rosy carmine and gold on the reverse—a wonderfully 
beautiful flower at every stage. Deliciously fragrant. 
Medium plants, with good foliage, which bear an 
unusual quantity of flowers at a time. Should be 
in every garden. 
Field-grown budded plants only, 75c each 
Edith Nellie Perkins 
Condesa de Sastago 
SYRACUSE, ht. 
Long, pointed buds of deep crimson open to 
kinch flowers of scarlet-crimson, which hold 
heir color until the petals fall. A fine exhi¬ 
bition flower as the blooms are extremely 
louble and come singly on long stems. It 
ias slight fragrance. The plants are tall and 
bushy with dark green, leathery foliage. 
Field-srown budded plants only, 75c each 
CONDESA DE SASTAGO 
A new Rose from Spain which has bounded 
into popularity on account of its striking color. 
Globular golden yellow buds, striped with red, 
open to fully double flowers of fiery copper 
on the inside of the petals, and golden yellow 
on the reverse. There is a strong, spicy fra¬ 
grance which goes well with this exotic flower. 
Strong, upright plants with foliage that should 
be kept carefully sprayed or dusted. 
Field-grown budded plants only, 75c each 
Syracuse 
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