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Cat No. Variety Description 
6500— ABOL .Ivory white; long strong stem, monthly bloomer. 
6501— ADAM MESSERICH .**Burbon rose; clear rosy red. Well filled; fragrant. 
6502— AGNES .Rugosa, shrub rose. Coppery yellow buds and flowers. Hardy. 
6503— ALEXANDER HILL GRAY.Lemon yellow, extremely fragrant, fine for South. Tea Rose. 
6504— AMELIE GRAVEREAUX .Carmine purple; shaded fuschine red; extremely hardy. 
6505— AMERICAN BEAUTY .Pure deep rose; long stem. Our variety true type. 
6506— AMI QUINARD .Almost as black as Nigrette, and better all round rose. 
6508— AUSTRIAN COPPER . Intense coppery red; very hardy. Our type is true to name. 
6509— AUTUMN .Burnt orange, streaked red. Rare color blending. 
6510— BELLE POITEVINE .Large rose pink; Rugosa Hybrid. Hardy everywhere. 
6512— BETTY UPRICHARD.Large salmon pink; reverse carmine with copper sheen. 
6513— BLANCHE DOUBLE DE COUBERT .**Large showy white; Rugosa Hybrid, extremely hardy. 
6514— BLANCHE MOREAU .**Well mossed double pure white; sweetly fragrant, very hardy 
6516— BRENDA .**Hybrid Sweetbriar. Peach blossom pink, very fragrant. Hardy. 
6517— BRIARCLIFF .Fine deep rose pink; best outdoor cut flower variety. 
6518— CALEDONIA .Pure white, long bud. Splendid cut flower variety. 
6521— CECIL .A lovely clear yellow single rose of exquisite charm. 
6522— CHARLES K. DOUGLAS.Flaming scarlet; flushed velvety red; continuous bloomer. 
6525— COLUMBIA .Lively bright pink; an old cut flower variety of merit. 
6526— COMTESSE DE MURINAIS.**Moss rose; double light pink. Extremely hardy. 
6527— CONDESA DE SASTAGO.Fiery copper inside; reverse rich gold. A beauty.. 
6528— CONRAD F. MEYER.An extremely hardy Rugosa. Light silvery pink. 
6529— CRESTED MOSS .♦♦Deep pink; surrounded with mossy crest and fringe. 
6535— DAME EDITH HELEN.Pure glowing pink; continuous bloomer. One of the best. 
6536— DAINTY BESS .Lovely single rose; madder pink; waved edge. 
6541—DOCTOR ECKENER .A hardy Rugosa type, orange yellow; thrives everywhere. 
6544—DUCHESS OF WELLINGTON.Long pointed yellow buds, marked carmine. 
6546— EDEL .A splendid large, pure white. Sweetly fragrant. 
6547— EDITH NELLIE PERKINS .Salmon pink, flushed orange. One of the best.. 
6548— EDITOR McFARLAND.Solid glowing pink; Radiance type. Strong grower. 
6549— E. G. HILL.Dazzling scarlet, monthly bloomer. Good cut flower. 
6554— ETHEL CHAPLIN .Soft lemon yellow; monthly bloomer. Upright grower. 
6555— ETOILE DE FRANCE.Deep velvety red; fine monthly bloomer for South. 
6556— ETOILE DE HOLLANDE.Deep bright red; does well everywhere. Very popular. 
6557— F. J. GROOTENDORST.Bright red flowers in clusters. Hardy Rugosa type. . 
6558— FLORENCE PEMBERTON .Creamy white, suffused pink. Abundant monthly bloomer. 
6560— FRAU KARL DRUSKI.Very large snow white; steady bloomer. Quite hardy. 
6561— FRANCIS SCOTT KEY.Large light crimson; very double. Fine monthly bloomer. 
6563— GAIETY .Orange, Indian red and silver. Charming color combination. 
6564— GENERAL JACQUEMINOT .Scarlet crimson, vigorous grower; very hardy . 
6567— GOLDEN DAWN .Rich sunflower yellow, flushed old rose. Monthly bloomer. 
6568— GOLDEN MOSS .♦♦Rich golden buff with pinkish cast; heavily mossed. Hardy. 
6572— GRUSS AN TEPLITZ .Dark velvety scarlet; a popular hardy monthly bloomer. 
6573— HADLEY Rich, dark velvety red. One of the very best reds. 
6575—HARRISONS YELLOW.Semi-double bright yellow flowers; extremely hardy. 
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