These are the best of all constant blooming climbing roses. Noted for the ex¬ 
quisite beauty of their flowers. Including Teas, Polyanthas, etc. Where the winters 
are not too severe they are perfectly hardy, but some protection is desirable. Strong 
growing, bearing large flowers, like the choicest bush roses, they bloom all summer. 
CLIMBING CRUSS AN TEPLITZ —An exact counterpart of the bush rose Cruss an 
Tepiitz, but is a fairly vigorous everblooming climber of the pillar type. In the 
spring it is a dazzling sheet of velvety crimson. Each bloom is produced singly on 
long stems. Hardy everywhere. 
MARECHAL NIEL —The famous old favorite which grows so luxuriantly in the 
South. Buds and flowers superb; extra large very double, and deliciously per¬ 
fumed. Deep golden yellow. Blooms with great freedom. In the North should 
have very careful protection during the winter. 
CLIMBING CECILE BRUNNER —Color rosy pink, rich creamy white background. 
Plants sturdy growing but need protection. 
Excelsa, Glorified Crimson 
Rambler 
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Birdie Blye, Always Blooming 
AMERICAN PILLAR — Of extremely vigorous habit of 
growth; foliage lively green the season through. It has 
a profusion of bright pink, semi-double flowers in clus¬ 
ters which are followed by clusters of attractive red 
berries. 
BIRDIE BLYE 
BIRDIE BLYE (See Illustration) —One of the freest bloom¬ 
ing hardy climbers. Bushes here bloom five and six times 
each season. Perfectly hardy everywhere. Strong grower. 
Foliage bright glossy green and free from insects or 
disease. Blooms full and double. Color a bright carmine, 
changing to bright satiny rose, very fragrant. This is a 
really great rose. 
CHRISTINE WRIGHT —Large, thick, leathery foliage. 
Flowers bright pink, 4 inches in diameter; almost double 
borne in large clusters. A fine pillar rose. 
VIOLETTE —Rather large flowers of deep reddish 
violet borne in big trusses on a strong, slender- 
caned plant. 
AUNT HARRIET —Amazingly fine with its masses of 
dazzling scarlet-crimson roses. The bright effect is 
intensified by the pure white centers and brilliant 
golden anthers. 
BESS LOVETT —Flowers fragrant, clear bright red, 
good size, double. 
HEART OF COLD —Hardy Climber. Crimson with white 
at base of petals. 
EXCELSA (See Illustration) —The flowers are very double, 
produced in immense trusses of thirty to forty flowers to 
each truss. Color intense crimson. 
GARDENIA (Hardy Marechal Niel) —Very sweetly fragrant; 
creamy yellow. « 
WHITE DOROTHY PERKINS —Is a rampant grower, and in a 
short time will cover a large trellis. Glistening white. 
MME. CRECOIRE STAECHELIN— New Spanish climber. Much 
talked about and high priced. Strong, climbing, hardy 
everywhere. Buds crimson, expanded flow¬ 
ers showing splashes of carmine, pearl pink 
inside; striking. 
Free Blooming Roses 
FREEDOM —Strong, hardy, rugged, new white climbing rose. Flowers double, sweet 
scented, free blooming on long stems. 
MRS. ROBERT PEARY (Climbing Kaiserin Augusta) (See Illustration) —Strong, rapid 
grower. The lovely white flowers are magnificent beyond description, buds long 
and pointed. 
CLIMBING CLOTHILDE SOUPERT —One of the best, bearing immense clusters of 
flowers constantly. Ivory white flowers, shaded in center silvery pink. Not ex¬ 
celled by any climber. Hardy. 
BELLE OF PORTUGAL —Blooms are large and a most beautiful shade of soft salmon. 
Produced singly on long stems. 
CLIMBING PINK MAMAN COCHET —An exact climbing counterpart of the bush 
variety. As free blooming as the “Cochets.” Will withstand the rigor of the 
Northern winters with protection. Superb pink flowers of fine form and substance. 
CLIMBING COLUMBIA —Same as Columbia. Wonderful climber, growing ten to 
fifteen feet in single season, blooms continuously, bearing blooms often measur¬ 
ing six inches in diameter. A great pink, hardy, everblooming, fragrant rose. 
CLIMBING WHITE MAMAN COCHET —The exquisite white flowers are borne in 
great profusion. Absolutely hardy, except in the e'<treme North, where it requires 
slight protection. Vigorous grower. 
CLIMBING HELEN GOULD —Climbing type of the beautiful “Helen Gould.” Immense 
flowers, full and double, constantly produced. Warm water-melon red. Superior. Mrs. Robert- Peary 
PRICES: All Rose Plants on this Page: Strong, two year old, 70c each, by Express (See page 3); 75c each, 
Postpaid; still larger, star size, $1.00 each, by Express, $1.10 each. Postpaid; strong, first size 25c each; 3 for 65c, 
Postpaid. Many, not all, 2 year are really 3 years old, but sold as 2 year—your gain. All beautiful Potted Plants, 
ready for planting—Spring, Summer or Fall. 
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