DR. HUEY. Do you want the deepest 
red climber? This one has single blos¬ 
soms so deep and velvety that they seem 
almost black. A late spring bloomer over 
a long period. 80c. 
DR. VAN FLEET. Large shell pink 
flowers on long stems. Waxy foliage 
and very vigorous growth. One of the 
favorite climbers but its popularity is 
giving way to the everblooming New 
Dawn. A late spring bloomer. 80c. 
ELEGANCE. (Pat. pending) The blos¬ 
soms are as perfect as any Hybrid Tea. 
The overall deep yellow blooms come 
on long stems. The plant is a vigorous 
grower and is hardy in zero weather. $1.50. 
GOLDEN CLIMBER. (Plant Pat. 28) 
The large golden yellow blossoms main¬ 
tain their color until they fall and are 
of beautiful form. Not as free blooming 
as we would like but we believe our 
strain is superior in this respect. It is 
best to grow it in full sunlight. It is a 
vigorous grower with beautiful thorns, 
foliage and blossoms. $1.00. 
ICELAND QUEEN. A new lovely white 
rose that is perfect in every respect. The 
large double blossoms are freely pro¬ 
duced on a strong growing plant. $1.50. 
INERMIS. The rose of superlatives. 
The earliest blooming; stems absolutely 
thornless; the hardiest; one of the most 
fragrant. Rose pink two-inch blossoms 
freely produced. Foliage slightly subject 
to mildew. 80c. 
KITTY KININMONTH. One of the de¬ 
lightful Australian varieties that blooms 
over a long period. The large broad, 
bright pink blossoms with golden sta¬ 
mens are supremely lovely. Pillar type. 
Recurrent. $1.25. 
LE REVE. One of the hardiest yellow 
climbers. Wonderful long buds produce 
large soft yellow semi-double blossoms 
that keep coming over a long period in 
the spring. An older variety that should 
be planted more. Pillar type. 80c. 
Meteoric BLAZE 
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