CRIMSON RAMBLER 
(see page 23 for prices) 
CHATILLON 
BABY ROSE 
HOW TO CARE FOR ROSES 
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HOSES 
EVERBLOOminC BflBV ROSES 
RUGOSfl ROSES^ 
HVBRIB PERPETBRL ROSES 
Everblooming Baby Roses 
(POLYANTHA) 
If you want a lot of bloom for your motley, plant some of these 
delightful Baby Roses, for they are a continuous moss of clustered 
flowers all summer and fall until freezing. Very hardy and easy to 
grow. Ideal for cemetery planting, os well os for beds, borders and 
low hedges. 
CHATILLON. Finest low growing Baby Rose. 
All season it has a glorious covering of 
bright, lustrous pink blooms. 18 inches. 
ELSE POULSEN. Magnificent border or hedge 
Rose, often growing 3 ft. tall, with a con¬ 
tinuous covering of handsome rose-pink 
flowers. (See picture page 23). 
GLORIA MUNDI. A new flaming beauty that 
has already won many prizes. Plant is en- 
massed in large, double flowers of brilliant 
orange-scarlet throughout the season. 18 in. 
GOLDEN SALMON. Dwarf, bushy plant bears 
large clusters of luminous sedmon-orange, 
miniature blossoms. Distinctive, fine sort, 
growing about 18 inches tall. 
IDEAL. Immense trusses of small, double 
blooms of rich velvety crimson. 18 inches. 
The finest dark red. 
WHITE BABY. Small pure white flowers, the 
best of its color. 
Your Choice 
Any of Our 
Select 2-Year, 
Field-Grown 
BABY ROSES 
38c Each; 
3 for 95c: 
10 for $2.76 
(li Rosas OTS dssiisd by 
parcel post, odd 5c each, 
lOc for 3, or 2&c for 10 
plants) 
**PRIZE** BABY ROSE COLLECTION 
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BABY 
ROSES 
2 CkcrtUlon 1 Elae Panlaan 
2 Meat 1 Goldaa Safam 
1 GLORIA MUMDI 1 WUia Baby 
Real "gems" for your garden that 
will bloom this summer, and bloom 
continuously. (Regular catalog price, 
12.75.) 
Strong. 
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Soloct 
Plants 
$931 
Oar Special Collection Price . 
j (Postpaid) 
ROSA RUGOSA 
Eskimo Beauties^ 
Hardiest of All Roses 
Artistic shrub, or hedge Roses—hardy everywhere, even in the for 
north where other Roses are sometimes disappointing, requiring no 
winter protection. 
Large, byshy plants hove a lavish covering of big, double, fragrant 
blossoms in June and July, with occasional blooms later on, the F. J. 
Grootendorst being especially everblooming. Abundant, wrinkled, 
waxen foliage, and bright seed pods following the blooms, give the 
plant a fine appearance at all times. Does well in sun or partial 
shade. Splendid for hedges or borders, or to combine with flowering 
shrubs; a fine Rose lor cemetery planting. 4-8 feet at maturity. 
BELLE POITEVINE. Beautiful, large double blossoms of clear rose-pink. 
Select. 2-yr. plants. 32c each; 3 for B2c; 10 for $2.3B. 
HANSA. Handsome Rugosa, profusely covered with large, double, 
rich red blossoms. Select. 2-rT. plants. 32c each; 3 for 82c; 10 for 
$2.38. 
SIR THOMAS LirrON. Lovely clusters of double, snow-white blooms. 
Select. 2-yT. plants. 32c each; 3 for 82c; 10 for $2.38. 
F. J, GROOTENDORST. Abundant clusters of bright, carnation-red 
blooms all summer long; handsome foliage. Splendid hedge and 
border plant. (See illustration on opposite ptage.) Select, 2-'yT., 
plants. 40c each; 3 for $1.05; 10 for $2.75. 
(li Roses are desired by parcel post, add 5c each, 10c for 3. or 25c for 10 plants) 
R1190SO Hed9e No. 1 
3 BaUa PoUarfaa 
3 Honaa 
3 Sir Thos. Upton 
1 F. I. G r oo t an d cc a t 
These ie IjCAMNG RUGOSA ROSfS 
—Haorry, select. 2-yaar plants. 
(Well worth C4.00.) 
FERRIS' 
BARGAIN FRICI... 
$ 2-56 
irwipoM, 
Ragosa Hedge No. 2 
(Plant Rugosa Roses 18 to 24 in. 
apart in your hedge or border.) 
4 Hansa 
4 Sir Thos. Upton 
4 BaUa Foit^e 
Z F. I. Graotandossl 
Those 14 POPULAR RUGOSA ROSCS 
so fine for foundation borders or 
hedges—^Thrifty, l-yeor, tnmiing 
size plants. 
$ 1.77 
BARGAIN PRICE_| 
(Pnotpaid) 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI 
FERRIS* "JUNE ROSE-GLOW* 
COLLECTION 
2 Fmn Keri DrachU 
2 MemfanU P. Wilder 
These 
2 Pool Hayron 
2 Prince C. da Rohan 
Gmnd 
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HTIRIO PCRPRTUAL ROSCS —eR 
. two-yonr-oM pln ats ; an ologani 
bor d or or background aaaarfinant. ^ 
(Roqwlor calaleq prico. SZJO.) Ki 
Ovr Special Sale Price 
1911 
(Poatpoid) 
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 
Fovorife, 
Old-Time 
Garden 
Roses 
The largest of all Roses, richest 
in fragrance, most brilliant in 
color—these are the "lune Roses" 
that should fill the. background 
of every Rose garden or border. 
They produce more blooms at one time than any 
other type, often having a rep>eat crop of blos¬ 
soms in late summer and fall. Plant them 2 or 
2*/2 feet ap>art. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. Best known of all pure 
white Roses; blooms large and of fine form. 
Persistent bloomer. 
GEO. AHRENDS. Sometimes known as "Pink 
Druschki," with large, beautiful flowers of pure 
delicate pink. 
PAUL NEYRON. Largest Rose in cultivation, and 
one of the best. Color a clear, soft rose-pink. 
Very fragrant. (See color photo at right). 
HUGONIS (Golden Rose of China). Hardy, shrub 
Rose, its graceful, arching branches completely 
covered with beautiful, canary-yellow flowers 
in May and June; femlike foliage. 
MARSHALL P. WILDER. Rich, glowing red 
blooms, large and globular. 
PRINCE CAMILLE DE ROHAN. Deep blood-red 
blooms of handsome form. 
ULRICH BRUNNER. Abundant blooms of bright 
cherry-crimson, and exceedingly fragrant. 
GENERAL JACQUEMINOT. The favorite, old-time 
scarlet-crimson Rose, deeply fragrant. (See 
color photo at right). 
YOUR CHOICE— Any oi the Eight Select 
Hybrid Perpetual Roses listed above, in 
No. 1, 2-year-old, field-grows plants: 
« 3<°'95e 
36c 
10-62.50 
each, 10c for 3. or 
lor 10 plants) 
AMATEUR'S COMPLETE ROSE-GARDEN COLLECTION 
RUGOSA HANSA 
2 PILLAR ROSES —(1 each: Climbing Amer¬ 
ican Beauty an<i Paul's Scarlet Climber). 
3 RUGOSA ROSES —(1 each: Belle Poitevine, 
Hansa and Sir Thos. Lipton). 
24 EVERBLOOMING HYBRID TEA ROSES — 
(2 each: Betty Uprichard, Edith Nellie 
Perkins, Etoile de Hollande, Golden Dawn, 
Gruss an Teplitz, K. A. Victoria, Mrs. (Shas. 
Bell, Mrs. Berre S. duPont, Padre, Pink 
Radiance, Pres. Herbert Hoover and Red 
Radiancre). 
3 HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES— (1 each: Frau 
Karl Druschki, Paul Neyron and Prince 
Cximille de Rohan). 
These 32 MAGNIFICENT ROSES— As fine os 
can be selected for your All-Season ROSE 
GARDEN, that will provide an enormous 
amount of exquisite, fragrant blooms the 
season through. 
All Extra Salact, 2-Yaar, Fiald-Grown 
Plant*. (Regular cotalog price. $12.29.) 
FERRIS' FEATURE PRICE..,. 
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