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1938 CATALOGUE AND ROSE GUIDE 
PAUL'S LEMON PILLAR. A companion to 
the wonderful Paul's Scarlet. Good vigorous 
grower of beautiful lemon color. 
Price .$0.75 
PAUL'S SCARLET CLIMBER. Up to now the 
most popular Climbing Rose ever to be intro¬ 
duced. A rich scarlet bloom that dazzles the 
eye. Blooms in clusters of immense size. 
Price .$0.75 
ROSERIE. Large flowers of a beautiful shade 
of rose pink, borne in clusters on a vigorous 
plant nearly thornless. Price.$0.75 
SILVER MOON. Immense single flowers of 
pure white with yellow centers. An excep¬ 
tionally strong grower. Price.$0.75 
JACOTTE. Semi-double flowers of orange cop¬ 
per tinted with reddish yellow. A new climber 
that is excellent. Needs a burlap sacking 
protection in winter. Price.$0.75 
MME. GREGOIRE STAECHELIN. Large deli¬ 
cate pink flowers stained crimson on outside 
of petals. A new climber that is a dandy. 
Price .$0.75 
PRIMROSE. A truly yellow climber, hardy 
enough for our midwestern winters. Clusters 
of four to five double flowers of a rich prim¬ 
rose yellow which does not fade. A protec¬ 
tion of burlap will insure its coming through 
the winter. Price.$0.75 
SCORCHER. A vigorous new climber with 
beautiful frilled blooms of immense size and 
scarlet coloring. Price.$0.75 
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NEW DAWN. A new sport of Dr. Van Fleet 
and the first rose to take advantage of the 
U. S. Government new plant patent law. A 
flesh pink and is everblooming. 
Price.$1.50; Dozen, $15.00 
BLAZE {Patented.) This climbing Paul's Scar¬ 
let Gruss and Teplitz Rose, while very dis¬ 
appointing to us when first introduced, has 
been gradually improved until now we think 
it merits a place on our list of good climbers. 
Having the same habit of growth as its male 
parent, Paul's Scarlet, and the same wonderful 
blood red blooms, it also has recurrent blooms 
and we recommend it to our friends as worthy 
of a place in your garden. 
Price .$1.25 
Note —The prices shown in this book are for roses planted and growing in Cloverset Pots. Up to April 
1st and after November 1st we can furnish Dormant or Bare Root Roses at 15 cents per plant less 
than these printed prices. 
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