CALIFORNIA ROSES. 
INC. 
SIR HENRY SEAGRAVE. (3) Primrose yellow and perfec¬ 
tion in form. These fragrant, high-centered, long 
stemmed Roses may be cut all season from a strong 
bushy plant. 
SOEUR THERESE. (4) Long pointed buds of rich golden, 
yellow, sometimes streaked with carmine, open to 
semi-double large flowers. Very free blooming and 
vigorous growing plant. 
SOUV. DE CLAUDIUS PERNET. (3) The first pure yellow 
Rose, and still liked for exhibition and cutting. 
SOUV. DE JEAN SOUPERT. (2-3) Long tapering golden 
yellow buds which open to cream color blooms of 
heavy texture. 
SOUV. de MME. BOULLET. (2-3) Long pointed buds of 
cadmium yellow. This yellow is exceptionally good 
near the Coast where it develops huge flowers most of 
the season. 
VILLE de PARIS. (4) A large ovoid bud of sunflower 
yellow, sometimes tinted orange, deeper at the base of 
petals. A tall vigorous grower with glossy reddish- 
green foliage having great disease resistance. Good 
almost everywhere. 
WILLIAM F. DREER. (3) This exquisite sport of Los An¬ 
geles, shell-pink, flushed with yellow, known in com¬ 
merce for years, is still popular; no Rose introduced in 
this class has surpassed it in form. 
White 
CALEDONIA. (3) Beautifully shaped, long, tapered buds 
opening to snowy white flowers. Almost the perfect 
white Rose, its only fault being a tendency to balled 
flowers in the spring. Intense old Rose fragrance. 
KAISERIN AUGUSTE VIKTORIA. (3-4) One of the oldest 
of the Hybrid Tea Roses, and still the most perfect 
white Rose. The creamy buds develop into dazzling 
snow-white flowers of perfect form. They are delicious¬ 
ly fragrant. 
KILLARNEY DOUBLE WHITE. (3) Long-pointed, snow- 
white buds of typical Killarney form; open flowers large, 
full, and of pure white. 
McGREDY'S IVORY. (3) An outstanding white Rose of 
exhibition value. Long pointed ivory buds open care¬ 
fully to a perfectly formed flower of creamy white with 
a touch of yellow at the base of the petals. A well 
foliated strong grower. 
MME. JULES BOUCHE. (3-4) Best bedding white. Vigor¬ 
ous plants bearing a profusion of glistening white, med¬ 
ium-sized blooms. 
SNOWBIRD. (2-3) Lovely small white buds, beautifully 
formed, opening to a flower of three inches in diameter. 
It is very double. The flowers are borne singly as a 
rule, but now and then you will find from three to 
five blossoms on a stem. The plant has a nice habit 
of growth producing clean foliage which is disease re¬ 
sistant. This Rose could be classified as a floribunda. 
$1.00 each. 
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