JACKSON & PERKINS CO., WHOLESALE NURSERIES, NEWARK, N. Y 
J. & P. ROSE SPECIALTIES—Continued 
JEAN COTE (Gaujard 1936). Plant Patent No. 321. (Retails $1.50 each; $15.00 per doz.) Large, 
■ 1 * * * * * 7 " ■ ovoid bud, of deep brownish orange; mammoth bloom, full to the center, but the 
petals are not crammed. The color is a solid orange, almost brown. Flowers come singly 
and continuously on good stems. Fruity fragrance. The plant is of medium height and 
branching. Large glossy foliage. 
* JOYOUS Floribunda. (DeRuiter 1939). Patent Applied For. New this year. (Retails $1.00 each; 
" ■ '■ ' $10.00 per doz.) An interesting deep sport of Else Poulson. Pomegranate colored buds 
opening to lovely Begonia-rose, semi-double flowers, give the variety a keen interest. It fades 
less and is more effective in hot dry climates than its parent. A very fine rose for cutting. 
*JUNE MORN Clbr. (J. H. Nicolas 1939). Patent Applied For. New this year. (Retails $2.00 
— each; $20.00 per doz.) 
“. And to what shall I compare it 
It has a glory, and naught else can share it.” 
Keats 
A rare and lovely color for a rambler, or indeed for any rose! The opening buds show a 
deep watermelon pink on the inside of the petals, gold on the outside; the fully expanded flow¬ 
ers soften to a translucent rosy red with lemon yellow on the reverse. The many flowered 
clusters of gay blooms almost cover the luxuriant deep green leathery foliage. Double 
well petaled flowers, fully five inches across when open, appear in great profusion during 
the two generous blooming periods, in spring and October. The bush is a healthy, tall- 
growing pillar, rather than a rampant climber. June Morn takes its place gracefully in any 
garden color scheme; moreover its foliage makes it a garden asset whether blooming or not. 
MARY HART (Geo. Hart 1931.) Plant Patent No. 8. (Retails $1.90 each; $10.00 per doz.) A 
striking red sport of Talisman. The bud is maroon red, opening to well-formed 
blossoms of deep velvety blood-red with an overglow of amber. Unlike most red Roses, 
Mary Hart does not wilt or dry out when cut, but opens perfectly. 
MATADOR H. T. (Van Rossem 1935.) Plant Patent No. 170. (Retails $1.00 each; $10.00 per 
■doz.) Large full rose, well formed, scarlet crimson with darker silky sheen on the 
reverse, very perfumed, vigorous, healthy plant. 
McGREDY’S TRIUMPH Plant Patent No. 190. (Retails $1.25 each; $12.50 per doz.) Geranium- 
■■ ' . . - red flushed orange, gradually deepening to rich orange at base. The 
color tone is even throughout, reminding one of a brilliant ripe strawberry flushed scarlet 
and orange. The flowers are very large, full and of perfect shape. In addition to the 
brilliant and unusual coloring of the flowers the extraordinary freedom and habit of growth 
is something far from the every day Rose. The stems are dark mahogany red, and the foliage 
is extra large, dark, reddish bronze in color, and of great beauty. 
McGREDY’S PINK (McGredy 1936). Plant Patent No. 341. (Retails $1.50 each; $15.00 per doz.) 
' . The color is a beautiful bright rose. As the flower opens the outer petals 
shade to a pearly cream and pink with a saffron-yellow base. The blooms are large, of 
perfect form, and sweetly scented. They are produced on stiff stems, free and continuously 
from early Summer to late Autumn. The long stems are covered with dark green foliage and 
few thorns. A fine rose for exhibition and garden purposes. 
McGREDY’S PRIDE (McGredy 1936). Plant Patent No. 339. (Retails $1.50 each; $15.00 per 
■ — doz.) In the young stage color of the blooms is orange and salmon 
pink, flushed and veined saffron-yellow. Outside of petals yellow cadmium, flushed flesh- 
pink. The buds are long and pointed, the large, full flowers are of a wonderful brilliancy 
and borne freely on long, stout stems. The blooms are remarkably long-lived, both on the 
plant and when cut. Not liable to damage by rain. As a garden and bedding Rose this 
variety is outstanding. 
McGREDY’S SUNSET (McGredy 1937). Plant Patent No. 317. (Retails $1.50 each; $15.00 
■ . . . . per doz.) A variety which is aptly named. The outside of petals is a 
clear buttercup yellow, tipped orange, while the inside is chrome yellow, flushed with scarlet 
as it opens. The color is intensified as the blooms expand and is at its best when fully 
opened. Flowers are of medium size, full and shapely with a pleasing fragrance, very freely 
borne on strong upright stems. Very sun resistant. Excellent in hot weather. An out¬ 
standing rose and a real “best seller.” 
MISS AMERICA (Nicolas 1937). Plant Patent No. 264. (Retails $1.00 each; $10.00 per doz.) 
i Wonderful new rose which has almost everything a good rose should have. 
It has vigor, fine healthy foliage, extreme hardiness, a lovely color, fragrance and persistence 
of bloom. The color is flesh with salmon and gold suffusion, faint gold at the base, and 
frequently with a salmon center. Flowers average 65 petals and are produced singly on long 
stems all through the season. 
The Wholesale Prices in our lists apply only on Wholesale Quantities. Orders should call for ten 
of a kind and size, and beyond that for multiples of ten. Stock in our storage buildings 
is tied in 10’s and we prefer not to break bundles if avoidable. 
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