HYBRID PERPETUALS 
Hybrid Perpetuals or “June Bloomers” generally burst forth into 
a marvelous display of blooms in June. Many will also again bloom 
during the season. Their flowers on the whole are more richly fra¬ 
grant than any other class and are of very large size. The plants 
are too large to fit in a rose bed of Hybrid Teas but are more fool¬ 
proof and long lived. 
DRUSCHKI RUBRA. Takes its name from the similarity of its 
blooms to Frau K. Druschki. The light red color is unfading. 80c. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. It is the best known and loved of all 
Hybrid Perpetuals. It is a very strong tall grower which blooms 
sparcely during the summer and fall after bearing bountifully in the 
spring. Pure white when open with prominent yellow stamens but 
no fragrance. 75c. 
GENERAL JACQUEMINOT. (General Jack for short) One of the 
greatest favorites of the old roses. It has large, very double deep 
red blossoms mostly in June. 75c. 
GEORG ARENDS. The charming perfect pink blooms make it 
greatly esteemed. The flowers are high centered and especially well 
formed. 75c. 
J. B. CLARK. The very large red blooms are shaded maroon. The 
bush is a very vigorous tall grower. 75c. 
MRS. JOHN LAING. You can’t forget the delicious fragrance of 
its large full double soft-pink cupped blooms. They come occasion¬ 
ally in the summer as well as abundantly in June. 75c. 
PAUL NEYRON. The largest pink rose; it attains enormous pro¬ 
portions but it lacks fragrance. The stems are almost thornless. Pro¬ 
duces some ofv its immense blooms in the late summer. 75c. 
S. M. GUSTAVE V. 
A new very worthwhile 
Hybrid Perpetual. It 
blooms throughout the 
season giving large, 
very attractive cherry 
red flowers. 80c. 
ULRICH BRUNNER. 
The cherry red blos¬ 
soms are always re¬ 
freshing. The blooms 
are large, globular and 
very lasting. 75c. 
Plant several of the same 
variety of roses to get 
more artistic bouquets. 
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