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OLIMBING PRES. HOOVER—A strong, prolific 
climber, bud and biossom same as the bush 
variety. 
CLIMBING TALISMAN (H. T.)—Flowers are the 
same wonderful color and lovely form as the 
bush variety; a very free bloomer. 
LA MARQUE—A very sweet-scented double white 
- blossom. 
MARECHAL NIEL—An old-time lemon yellow 
tea rose. Highly perfumed, g!iobular blossoms, 
still quite popular. 
MME. GREGOIRE STAECHELIN (Spanish Beau- 
ty)—A beautiful rose from Spain with long 
crimson buds that open to large semi-double 
flowers of delicate pink with wavy petals stain- 
ed on the outside with crimson. <A _ vigorous 
grower which produces a mass of bloom in 
May and June. 
THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES BLOOM 
ONLY IN THE SPRING 
AMERICAN PILLAR—A single flower, light red 
with a white center. In clusters. 
BANKSIA YELLOW—aA thorniess climber, with 
glossy evergreen foliage. The flowers are small 
but bloom in great profusion in spring and 
early summer. 
BANKSIA WHITE—Small double white flowers, 
the same habit as the yellow variety. 
BEAUTY OF GLAZENWOOD—A bronzy yellow 
shaded orange and roge. Like an enormous bou- 
quet during its spring blooming season. 
CHEROKEE—Double white, one of the best ever- 
green hedge-roses. 
CHEROKEEH—Single white, Rosa laevigata, the 
true Cherokee Rose of the South; rather thorny 
but very fragrant; pot grown plants only. 35¢ 
each. 
IMPROVED PAUL'S SCARLET — All the good 
qualities of Paul’s Scarlet, but if properly fer- 
tilized and watered. will bloom continuously 
through summer and fall but not as freely as 
in the spring. 
MERMAID—One of the most popular climbers. 
Large single flowers, of pale sulphur, shading 
deeper at base, with prominent amber - gotd 
stamens. Must be seen to be appreciated. Rich, 
shining green foliage and a continuous bloom- 
er. TS5e Each. 
