PRES. HOOVER: More popular each year. <A 
sensational garden rose. Long buds of orange 
and scarlet opening to a large flower of orange 
-and pink. Longest stems—three to four feet— 
of any rose grown. Vigorous, prolific and a 
fine cut flower. ies 
ROSE MARIE: <A _ wel! formed free blooming 
bright pink rose. Long buds, sweetly fragrant, 
fine for cutting. 
SENORA GARI: One: of: the very best new 
roses. Long, pointed buds of deep burnt 
orange opening to a large, double rose of same 
color, changing to a buff apricot: A _ strong, 
healthy free blooming rose. 75c each: 
SHOT SILK: A beautiful combination of salmon- 
rose, orange yellow and _ -pink. Dark green, 
healthy foliage, profuse in blooms and fragrant. 
SUSAN LOUISE: A lovely new pink rose that 
so far has. proved satisfactory in all sections. 
While a seedling from Belle of. Portugal, -it is 
a bush rose and a prolific, continuous bloom- 
er. A very long, very slender bud, of deeper 
pink than its parents: A very ‘strong, vigorous 
bush and almost thornless. 
TALISMAN: The most popular garden rose. The 
color in bud and flower is an ever-varying 
mixture of red, - golden yellow and orange-cop- 
per. Strong grower, profuse bloomer and a 
splendid cut “flower of pleasing fragrance. 
Should be in every garden. 
TEXAS CENTENNIAL: This very popular. car- 
mine-red rose is a sport of President. Hoover. 
Has all the good qualities. of Hoover with even 
better foliage. _ Large, full buds and blossoms 
and fine in all sections. Plant Pat, No. 112. 
T5e each. 
SINGLE. ROSES 
AUSTRIAN COPPER: A popular rose for many 
years. <A. profusion of small, single,. brilliant 
copper blooms. Short blooming season. Very 
little pruning. 
DAINTY BESS: The aitiehickee single rose. Crin- 
kled petals of apple-blossom pink .with con- 
trasting stamens of. dark mahogany. Vigorous, 
free flowering and fragrant. eee 
