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C. H. STOCKING 
ROUGE MALLERIN (Mallerin 1935) ^1.00 
A lovely scarlet red. Pointed buds of brilliant red 
open to large double blooms of glowing scarlet. 
Quite fragrant. Plant is of medium growth. Mildews 
in our location. 
SENORA GARI (P. Dot 1934) ^1.00 
One of the best of our new roses. The long pointed 
buds are a deep orange and open to a large double 
rose of the same color, changing to a buff-apricot, 
a new shade in roses. Attractive at all stages. The 
rose has substance and fragrance. Plant is a strong 
spreading grower with good foliage, quite free of 
disease at times. Very floriferous, but with weak 
stems. 
SHOT SILK $ .60 
A beautiful combination of orange rose overlaid with 
yellow and suffused with pink. Bush is a good 
grower with an abundance of glossy, dark green 
foliage. Will thrive in shade. A continuous bloomer 
with cup shaped, fragrant flowers. 
SIGNORA (Aicardi 1934) $ 1.25 
This rose from Italy is a real masterpiece, in both 
plant and bloom. Long bud of a warm burnt sienna 
opening to a lighter hue toward mandarin. The 
plant is a tall grower (4 ft.) with every bloom on a 
long strong stem. Foliage is handsome. (Colle 
Oppio Gold Medal 1935.) Plant Patent No. 201. 
SOEUR THERESE (Gillot 1930) ^ .75 
It has a long pointed bud of golden yellow often 
streaked with carmine, opening to a large semi¬ 
double flower. Foliage is medium size and leathery. 
A vigorous growing plant and free blooming. Fine. 
SOUTHPORT (McGredy 1934) ^ .75 
Southport in most sections has proven very satisfac¬ 
tory. The bud is long, pointed, of a very vivid scar¬ 
let with a delightful sheen, the color fading but little 
in the open flower. About twenty petals. An excep¬ 
tionally heavy bloomer. Plant is a strong, upright 
grower (4 ft.) with reddish green foliage. It does 
mildew slightly in some sections. 
SOUV. DE MME. BOULLETT ^ .60 
An old favorite with long pointed buds of dark cad- 
miun yellow. One of our best in color, but necks are 
somewhat weak. A continuous bloomer, with quite 
resistant foliage. A spreading grower. 
