Rose Sweet Vivid 
The Successor to Rosa Rouletti 
An entirely new dwarf rose that is both vigorous 
in growth and beautiful in flower. The fragrant 
vivid cerise scarlet flowers appear all during the 
summer. The bush is easily grown, reaching an 
ultimate height of 12 inches. Its distinct sweet 
fragrance, its vivid coloring and its pleasing habit 
will make Sweet Vivid a great garden favorite. 
IDEAL FOR THE ROCK GARDEN 
Unlike Rosa Rouletti, the Swiss Alpine rose, the 
plant is large enough to be showy in the garden 
with flowers that are suitable for picking. 
50c Eacli Large Plants 
$4.50 Dozen 75e Eaeh 
for l-3» 3 for 1-99 
A KOCKNOLI. INTRODUCTION 
CAMPANULA FANNY SENIOR 
1 he first American raised Hybrid Campanula of 
note. Its large soft blue flowers on drooping 
stems show one of its parents to be Campanula 
fragilis. While our tests show this to be hardy 
having easily withstood 20° F. in the open we 
recommend it only to those gardeners used to 
handling unusual plants. 
Large Plants Small 
75c Each 3 tor $3.00 
A ROCKNOUL INTRODUCTION 
Most Free Flowering Campanula We Have 
Silver Morning Glory 
Convoviilus cneorum 
A beautiful silver foliaged bushlet 12 inches high 
with clusters of large silver pink Morning Glories 
at the tip of each stem. Quite easily grown but 
requires a winter covering of excelsior. 
25o Eaeli $2.29 per Doz. 5 fOF S1«00 
A ROCKNOLL INTRODUCl lON 
FANNY SENIOR—Lovely Drooping Bells 
Clenisitis Flowered Colnmbine 
Aquilegia Clernatiflora 
This glorious Columbine is absolutely distinct in petal forma¬ 
tion. As will be seen from the accompanying picture, the 
blooms greatly resemble Clematis. They are delightfully 
attractive and of exquisite daintiness. 
1 he plants are extremely hardy, of medium height, compact 
in habit and free flowering. The color range includes the 
delicate pastel shades of pink and blue. 
Undoulitedly the most distinct development 
in Columbine ever made. 
Eaeh 2.5c 5 for 1*09 $2.29 Doz. 
Seed . . . 35c per packet. 
