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HOM SOA KROES 
The listed roses for hot gardens are for gardens in be climates 
where summer temperatures commonly range from 80 to 100 degrees 
or over. Open unshaded gardens in moderately warm climates are 
hot in the middle of summer, it is truc, but when you place in 
thom roses meant specifically for heat you will not get top re- 
sults during the fairly long rose-blooming season in spring and 
fall when temperatures are cool. However, many of the roses on 
‘the list below are such good all-around roses that they are com- 
monly planted in any and all climates and give a fine measure of 
“satisfaction. Some are satisfactory only in heat, others under 
nearly akl conditions. All wili do WELL in heat, some even bet- 
ter than others. 
apricot Dawn > ime. Jules, Bouche 
Betty Uprichard ime. Cochet Cochet 
Cecile Walter | Mrs. Pierre S. Dupont 
Christopher Stone National Flower Guild 
Cokone! Campbell Watson Nuria de Recolona 
ae Comptesse Anna du Bruce Pink Dawn 
a” Crimson Glory - President Hoover 
pa Director Rubio President Macia 
Etoile de Hollande President Plumecocg 
Eulalia Princess Marina 
Faience Queensland Beauty 
- Glowing Carmine Rouge Mallerin 
Gotden Dawn Sarah Darley 
Golden State Snowbird 
Good News Texas Centennial 
Joyous Cavalier The Doctor 
Korovo — Treasure Island 
Lady Nutting Mayor Baker 
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| The above roses have been selected for the rose garden in the 
| worst possible case: open, unshaded and probably exposed to hot 
| Winds with no protection. In the hot climates, however, by giv- 
ie ing. some shade to your rose garden, either natural or artificial, 
fe surrounding it by lawns that transpire moisture, and keeping it 
| thoroughly well watered, you can allow yourself an enormously | 
Boni dor range of rose varieties. Descriptions plainly state which 
| ro-es MUST be used only in cool gardens. 
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