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Variety DESCRIPTION 
_dr. ECKENER.Hybrid Rugosa and quite hardy. Orange y( 
DR. E. M. MILLS.**Primrose yellow, tinted pink. Hardy Rugo 
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND.»*Rose pink, with lemon shading. Rarely off 
—DUCHESS OF WELLINGTON.Long pointed yellow buds, marked carmine. 
—DUQUESA de PAN ARANDA.This lovely Spanish rose, cinnamon-peach ci 
—EDITH NELLIE PERKINS.Salmon pink, flushed orange. 
-EDITOR McFarland .Solld glowing pink. Radiance typ< 
'—E. G. HILL.Dazzling scarlet, monthly bloomer, 
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—ELIZABETH ROWE.**Old-fashioned moss rose, lovely deep pink. Quite 
-ESSENCE.Fiery velvety crimson; vigorous monthly bloomer. 
•ETHEL CHAPLIN.Flower large high-centered, soft lemon yellow. Vig 
•ETOILE de FRANCE.Deep velvety red; fine, dependable monthly bloome 
•ETOILE de HOLLANDE.Bright red, does well everywhere. Steadily gainin 
•FELBERG’S ROSA DRUSCHKI.**Clear rose pink. Frau Karl Druschki type. Long, 
F. J. GROOTENDORST.Hybrid Rugosa, bright red; flowers resemble red c; 
■FLORENCE PEMBERTON.Creamy white, suffused pink. Long stemmed, mon 
FLOREX.Deep coral salmon, tinted orange. Fine cut flower 
FISHER HOLMES.**Hybrid Perpetual; warm velvety crimson on long 
-FRIEDRICHSRUH.Large, blackish red, intensely fragrant. 
-GAIETY.Double orange, Im” 
■GENERAL JACQUEMINOT.Hybrid Perpetual. 
GEORGE ARENDS.Hybrid Perpetual. 
-GEORGE DICKSON.Hybrid Perpetual. 
GLOIRE de CHEDANE GUINOISSEAU Hybrid Perpetual. 
GLOIRE LYONNAISE.**Flower very large, extremely double, white, bu 
DAWN.Rich sunflower yellow, suffused old rose. Moi 
MOSS.♦'•‘Rich golden buff, with pinkish cast. Heavily r 
OPHELIA.Golden yellow, about the best cut-flower yellow, 
Clear red, on long strong stem. Ve 
Large, full, delicate pink; sweetly i 
Very lasting black-scarlet-crimson. 
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BROKEN LOTS! LESS THAN TEN OF ONE VARIETY 
We shall gladly fill orders for less than ten of one variety* but we require that 25 per cent be added to the list price for these broken lots, 
sure to include this extra 25 per cent when you order less than ten of one variety. 
6860— GRACE NOLL CROWELL.♦*By far the best deep rose pink we have ever seen. 
6571— GRENOBLE.Good deep red, rated one of the best. Profuse monthly bloomer.. 
6572— GRUSS AN TEPLITZ.Dark velvety red; a popular hardy red monthly bloomer. 
6573— HADLEY.Rich dark velvety red; continuous bloomer. Fine for South. 
6574— HANS A.Hybrid Rugosa, noted for its hardiness; reddish violet flowers. 
6575— HARRISON’S YELLOW.Austrian Briar. Bright yellow, small yellow flowers. Hardy. 
6576— HARRY KIRKE.Tea rose. Long pointed sulphur yellow; fine for lower South. 
6577— HEINRICH GAEDE.Magnificent copper-orange; monthly bloomer. Stunning. 
6578— HEINRICH WENDLAND.Nasturtium red; reverse deep yellow, very beautiful rose. 
6579— HENRI MARTIN.•’"Shining crimson MOSS ROSE; free bloomer, heavily mossed. Hardy.... 
6580— HENRY NEVARD.Hybrid Perpetual, crimson scarlet, long strong stem. Hardy. 
6861— HERMOSA.China rose. Light blush pink, very fragrant. Blooms all season. 
6581— HILDA.Bright carmine, inner petals pink. Blooms all season!. 
6582— HOFGARTNER KALD.•'"China rose. Bright carmine rose, transparent yellow center. 
6583— HOLLYWOOD.Dark rose red, veined a darker shade. Superb cut flower. 
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LOWEST PRICES FOR SEASON 1940-1941 
The Prices shown on this list are the lowest we will quote this season. Therefore, take advantage of this opportunity to gelt th 
we have plenty of them in stock at the season’s lowest price. Have your roses shipped any date from September Ist until May 20. 
6586— IMPRESS.Salmon cerise with golden sheen, a very lovely rose. 
6587— INDEPENDENCE DAY.Sunflower gold, suffused orange-apricot. Monthly bloomer. 
6588— INNOCENCE.Lovely single white, with red stamens; a chaste beauty. 
6589— ISOBEL.Single rose, rose pink, with apricot shading. Free bloomer......... 
6590— J. J. L. MOCK...Very large two-toned pink; free blooming fine old variety. 
6591— JOANNA HILL.Deep creamy yellow, splendid cut flower. Free monthly bloomei 
6592— JOHN RUSSELL.Rich glowing crimson, almost black. Fine cut flower. 
6593— J. OTTO THILOW.Long buds, rich glowing rose pink. Steady bloomer. 
6862— JOSEPHINE VESTAL.**Creamy white, golden center; light pink tips. 
6863— JOYFUL..••Creamy pink background, streaked and splashed red. 
6595—JULIAN POTIN.One of the very best pure deep yellows; fine cut flower. 
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-KATHLEEN MILLS.••A larger flowered, heavier petaled Dainty Bess. New.. 
-LADY ALICE STANLEY.Pale flesh pink; reverse deep coral rose. 
LADY MARGARET STEWART.Golden yellow, streaked orange and red. L( 
LA FRANCE, PINK.Silvery pink; reverse bright pink. Old favor 
6606— LA FRANCE, WHITE.White, tinted light flesh. Steady monthly bl 
6607— LAL.•*New. Soft silvery pink with yellow suffusior 
6866—LADY URSULA.Large, ovoid, carmine-pink bud, very double.. 
6608— LA TOSCA.Shell pink, deeper inside. One of the lovelies 
6609— LEONARD BARRON.Salmon, tinted amber. Fine hardy rose of mi 
6610— LORD CHARLEMONT.Clear, deep crimson. Hardy cctitinuous bloon 
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