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Every one can have beautiful roses at these low prices 
nCW LANDE — Most 
beautiful brilliant crimson, 
rich, velvety and very lovely. 
Fragrant, free blooming, long stems. 
23. G. HILL —Striking in form and color. 
Long buds open into full double flowers. 
Dazzling scarlet that deepens as Rose 
develops. 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ —The hardiest ever- 
blooming rose. Rich blackish-maroon 
bloom in clusters, very vigorous. 
RADIANCE—Red. Americans’ favorite 
garden rose! Large, bright rosy-red, 
free bloomer. Hardy. 
AMI QUINARD. Rich deep maroon—dark¬ 
est red Rose. Fragrant. Bush is vigor¬ 
ous, free blooming and disease resistant. 
New and extra good. 
PI Nil RADIANCE PINK — Universally 
■ ■■vIV popular! Best and Hardiest Pink 
H. T. for inexperienced gardeners. Rose 
Pink with true rose fragrance. Strong 
—blooms freely. 
EDITOR McPARLAND — Rated one of 
America’s Best 10. Deep, brilliant Pink, 
fragrant blooms on long, strong stems. 
Vigorous, free bloomer. 
MME. C. CHAMBARD —New coral pink. 
The bushes are covered with loads of 
large, full, well-shaped blooms. 
YELLOW JOANNA HILL — Large 
yellow with bronze shad¬ 
ing in center. Fragrant, vigorous. 
MRS. P. S. DUPONT —Golden Yellow. 
Winner of more Gold Medals for outdoor 
blooms than any other Rose. Strong, 
vigorous, free blooming. The best. 
GOLDEN DAWN —A new yellow that is a 
sensation. Free bloomer. Large, very 
fragrant, long lasting flowers. 
WHITE 
FRAU K. DRUSCHKI, H. P. 
—Hardiest white—blooms all 
summer. Very vigorous. Extra large, 
double snow-white bloom. 
MME. JULES BOUCHE. Considered the 
finest pure white rose but not as hardy 
as Frau Druschki. Lovely bud and 
bloom on long, strong stem. 
AMERICA'S "10 BEST" 
ROSES 
Selected by rosarians affiliated with the 
American Rose Society as being the 10 
best Roses for the average amateur gar¬ 
dener. Chosen for vigorous growth, rich 
coloring, disease resistant dualities, and 
production of lovely blooms. Berry’s are 
happy to offer these outstanding groups to 
you at such low prices. 
Pink Radiance—Silvery Pink. 
Talisman—Rich Copper Yellow. 
E. G. Hill—Dazzling Rose-scarlet. 
Golden Dawn—Rich Yellow. 
Rose Garden of above ,4 varieties. 
No. 888—2 yr. Standard—90c. 
No. 889—2 yr. No. I—$1.10. 
Editor McFarland—Rich Pink. 
Frau K. Druschki—Snow-white. 
Red Radiance—Bright Rory-red. 
Ami Quinard—Rich Deep Maroon. 
President Hoover—Flame Color. 
Mrs. P. S. Dupont—Golden Yellow. 
Rose Garden of above 6 varieties. 
No. 890—2 yr„Standard—$1.29. 
No. 891—2 yr. No. I—$1.55. 
America’s “10 Best” Roses. 
I each of above 10 varieties. 
No. 892—2 yr. Standard—$2.00. 
No. 893—2 yr. No. I—$2.50. 
2 year, 'Standard. Hardy, 
good heavy, well rooted plants 
2 year field grown that will 
bloom this summer. The same 
variety selection as our 2 year 
No. 1 Selected Plants. Each, 
29c; 4 for $1.00; 10 for $2.35. 
2 year. No. 1 Selected 
Plants. The finest it is pos¬ 
sible to grow r . Often sold at 
2 or 3 times the special prices 
we have for you. Each, 39c; 
3 for $1.00; 10 for $3.00. 
MULTI-COLORED 
AUTUMN—A very full rose of 
striking color, orange stained. 
TALISMAN—Richly colored yel¬ 
low and copper tinged red. 
Extremely fragrant. 
PRESIDENT H. HOOVER—Best 
two-tone for outdoor gardens! 
Unusual combination of scar¬ 
let-yellow, cerise-pink, and 
flame. Sweetly fragrant. Long 
strong stems. Vigorous, dis¬ 
ease resistant. 
SPANISH LADY — Another de¬ 
lightful new Spanish Rose. 
Oriental red with golden yel¬ 
low underneath. Unusually 
vigorous, disease resistant and 
free flowering. 
BABY RAMBLERS f 
CRIMSON BABY RAMBLER — 
Bright red bloom all summef. 
Vigorous and hardy. 
GRUSS AN AACHEN—The lit¬ 
tle “Sweetheart Rose” of flesh 
pink salmon and yellow. Fra¬ 
grant. Extra double, unusual¬ 
ly hardy, vigorous and free 
blooming. 
GLORIA MUNDI — Large, fully 
double, lasting. Orange-scar¬ 
let, borne in clusters. 
NEW "Super Giant 
Hardy CLIMBERS 
HARDY CUMBERS 
Prepaid Each 4 10 
2 yr. Standard.29c $1.00 $2.35 
2 yr. No. 1.39c 1.30 3.00 
Climbers may be planted on your porch, 
trellis or fence. They are hardy, long 
lived and will produce hundreds of beau¬ 
tiful flowers each year. Plant a variety 
of colors. Take advantage of our Bar¬ 
gain No. 874 or 875 below. 
PAUL’S SCARLET—Blazing red, double 
blossoms in masses. Vigorous, hardy, 
free blooming. No better Climbing 
Roses can be had at any price. Plant 
on Trellis, Arbor or along the fence. 
CL. AMERICAN BEAUTY — Rose-red. 
Large, fragrant, very hardy. Free 
bloomer. 
DR. VAN FLEET —Full do‘uble large 
flowers. Color flesh pink. Very fra¬ 
grant. Bronze foliage. 
PRIMROSE—One of the better double, 
yellow climbers. Hardy, free flower¬ 
ing, desirable. 
CLIMBING ROSE ARBOR 
Each 55c; 3 for $1.50; 8 for $3.25 
• 
Extra large Bushes of the newest and best varieties at remarkably 
low prices. Others sell these same varieties, in small sizes at $1.00 
and some as high as $1.50 each. 
This is one of the greatest Rose values ever offered. 
HED HOOVER—A new favorite. Fxtra hardy and vigorous. Free 
bloomer. Glowing crimson, very fragrant. 
HEINRICH WENDLAND —A beautiful distinctive two-toned color. 
Large double blooms, brilliantly colored rose; inside is nasturtium 
red and outside golden yellow. 
McGREDY’S YELLOW — Large bright buttercup yellow flowers of per¬ 
fect form and sweetly scented. Foliage heavy and glossy, dark green 
on red stems. 
ROWENA THOM — Giant blooms often 6 inches across. Brilliant 
satiny pink, orange flame at center. 
McGREDY’S IVORY —Large double blossoms of soft delicate creamy 
white that merge into a yellow base. Vigorous grower and disease 
resistant. 
NEW AMERICAN BEAUTY —The standard of excellence. Giant rose- 
red blooms on almost thornless plant. Very hardy and fragrant. 
The one rose that should be in every garden. 
1 each of above 4 varieties. 
No. 874—2 yr. Standard . 
No 7 875—2” yr. No. l .. 
$0.85 
1.00 
GARDEN OF GIANT ROSES 
No. 887—1 each of above 6 —$2.75. 
