CLIMBING ROSES—Continued 


MRS. PAUL J. HOWARD. 
A Grand 
New Climbing Rose 
From the eminent hybridiz- 
er, Mr. Fred H. Howard. 
(Patent- 
ed). We consider this one of the 
finest climbing roses in cultivation. 
The beautiful buds are deep, vel- 
vety red, opening to large full 
double flowers of lovely form, un- 
fading rich crimson, with a deli- 
cious fragrance. With its fine foli- 
age and long stems, this is an ideal 
rose for cutting. If the main 
shoots are heavily pruned back, 
this rose makes a wonderful bushy 
plant, completely covered tee 
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California Flowerland Tree Roses are budded on long straight 
stems at a height of 40 inches from the ground, forming a bushy 
MRS. SAM econ ene (Patented). 
Cop- 
er orange. A new sport of one of the 
eading, free-flowering bush roses. .... 1.75 
NIGHT. Very dark red. .........-+-% 1.75 
PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. Rose, 
Gold Vand red gecwis wise arate eels eteuensin ienetels 1.25 
RADIANCE. Carmine rose. .......... 1.25 
RED RADIANCE. Rich carmine red. . 1.25 
ROSE MARIE. Rose pink. Fine the year 
MOURNING 1s sic.< aca crerecavalsbansreketens Spe ati cake wimeliolD: 
SUMMER SNOW. (Patented). An ever- 
blooming form of White Tausendschoen. 
Most effective as a pillar rose or for 
covering fences, with clusters of snow- 
white flowers. ....... Me onthe telee .oRae 1.50 
TALISMAN. One of the best of all. 
Pinks and golds. 2: seers eee ltttatese sels. 1.50 
WILL ROGERS. Deep velvety crimson, 
Very) fragrant. “Bea occ attie ssaateee tous lepone 1.75 
head. 
We select only those varieties most suited to this form of rose, 
APRICOT QUEEN. Apricot and orange merging to salmony rose. 
CALIFORNIA. Giant ruddy orange gold, long stemmed. $2.50 
DAYDREAM. A lovely vigorous climbing or 
pillar rose from Australia, with clusters 
of semi-double flowers’ of waterlily 
form, soft silvery pink. 
EDNAH THOMAS. Resembles Rose Marie in 
form and color, slightly lighter tone of 
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lively pink. One of the best pink 
Climbers, Sesser. eicns is eanerausha:« eeere BE aie 
FLASH. (Patented). All-America Rose Se- 
lection for 1940. Luminous orange- 
scarlet, the backs of the petals yellow, 
suffused scarlet. Blooms freely for 
several weeks. 
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GOLD OF OPHIR. Old gold and apricot. 
GOLD RUSH. (Patented). 
oe yellow climber, flowers of per- 
t form and texture. Glossy ivy-green 
A beautiful new 
foliage; vigorous plant. ........ 
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INDIAN SUMMER. (Patented). Glow- 
ing tints of old gold, old rose, and 
pink, reminding one of the bush 
variety Autumn. Vigorous, free 
blooming, glossy foliage. Delici- 
ously fragrant. 
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KITTY KININMONTH. Huge glowing car- 
mine rose. 
MERMAID. Large, fascinating single sulfur 
yellow, with amber stamens, and hand- 
some glossy foliage. Unexcelled for 
trellis, arbor, fence or as a ground 
cover for banks and slopes. .......... 
MME. GREGOIRE STAECHELIN. A _lovel 
rose of irridescent pearl-pink wit 
splashes of carmine on the outer petals. 
PAUL’S SCARLET CLIMBER. Masses of bril- 
liant red flowers. ...........20cceee 
PHYLLIS BIDE. Long loose clusters of 
semi-double flowers, pale gold at the 
base, shaded carmine pink; in effect 
like Gold of Ophir, but stronger grow- 
ing and more continuous in bloom. . 
REVEIL DIJONNAIS. One of the showiest 
climbers ever introduced. In spring it 
produces great masses of very large 
cup- “shaped flowers, semi-double, cerise 
rose in color, with !arge golden yellow 
centers. Of vigorous growth, with 
glossy bronze foliage. ............. 
Tree Retes 


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MERMAID—$1.25 
1.25 
1.50 Books on Roses 
How to Grow Roses, by J. Horace ace 
1.25 Farland and Robert Pyle ......$1.00 
Modern Roses, Vol. II, J. Horace Mc- 
Farlandice.. yrcreves sislenote tans --.-. 5.00 
Roses of the World, in color, J. Hor- 
1.50 ace McFarland... sisi wuanetersiane 3.75 
The Rose Manuel, by Dr. J. H. Nicholas 
A Rose Baer by Dr. J. H. Nicholas = 
Roses, by F. F. Rockwell ....... eyo eee 
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with good foliage, well branched, and of free flowering habit. 
Tree Roses are most effective used as accents or for background 
planting in the Rose Garden, and for bordering walks and drive- 
ways, where height is desired. 
For more complete descriptions of the following Tree Roses, see Bush Roses, on the preceding pages. 
Price, $2.00 each; Ten for $18.00 except as noted. 
CONDESA DE SASTAGO. Scarlet and gold. 
DAINTY BESS. Single flesh pink, crimson stamens. 
DUQUESA DE PENARANDA. Orange apricot, shaded deep copper. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. The best pure white, heavy foliage. 
GOLDEN EMBLEM. 
HADLEY. Favorite velvety red. A fine Tree Rose. 
HINRICH GAEDE. 
IMPERIAL POTENTATE. Giant deep rose pink, fragrant. 
Bright yellow. 
Brilliant vermilion orange. 
J. OTTO THILOW. Clear rose pink. 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA. Favorite white; creamy ivory buds. 
LOS ANGELES. The finest and most popular pink Tree Rose. 
LULU. Coppery salmon rose; semi-double flowers. 
MARY HART. 
Red Talisman. $2.50 
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$2.50 
McGREDY’S YELLOW. Buttercup yellow. 
MME. JOSEPH PERRAUD. Nasturtium orange and buff, 
MRS. E. P. THOM. Fine, pure yellow. 
MRS. PIERRE S. DUPONT. Reddish gold and yellow. 
PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. Rose, copper and gold; strong grower. 
RADIANCE. Carmine pink. 
RED RADIANCE. 
Cerise Red. 
ROSE MARIE. Rose pink, nearly everblooming. Fine the year round. 
SOUTHPORT. Brilliant, unfading scarlet; fragrant. 
TALISMAN. Rose and gold. 
THE DOCTOR. Huge silvery pink flowers, like peonies; fragrant. 
VESUVIUS. Scarlet, poppy-like blooms; showy and free flowering. 
$2.50 
VILLE DE PARIS. One of the richest yellow roses, splendid in tree form. 
WORLD’S FAIR. Clusters of deep Se flowers, with golden yellow cen- 
ters. 
Blooms continuously. 
$2.5 
