ADDITIONAL VARIETIES 
KRIDER'S Norther 
Grown Rodeds Two-Year 
Field-Grown and Budded 
All Everblooming 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. The old favorite deep pink 
Rose. Double, fragrant, always in demand. 
AUTUMN. One of the best of the two-toned Roses. 
Red sjtreaked with gold dnd coral. Free bloomer. 
BETTY UPRICHARD. Salmon-pink stained coppery 
pink on the outside. A beautiful. novelty Rose. 
BRIARCLIFF. A magnificent silvery pink Rose. Large 
blooms borne profusely on a sturdy bush. 
CHAS. K. DOUGLAS. Prolific grower and bloomer. 
Rich, satiny dark red color and fine for cutting. 
COLUMBIA. One of the finest of all pink Roses and 
the parent strain of many of today’s beautiful 
pink shades. Excellent in bud for cutting. 
DAME EDITH HELEN. One of the truly great pink 
Roses. Vigorous and sturdy, it bears blooms of a 
shading and size found in scarcely any other Rose. 
E. G. HILL. Claimed by rose lovers as one of the finest 
red Roses. 
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. Red, shading to cerise; very 
large, with a profusion of petals; high center. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. Sometimes called the White 
American Beauty. Will thrive under all conditions. 
GOLDEN DAWN. Very popular bedding Rose. Rich 
yellow with slight red shading. Hardy; prolific. 
GRENOBLE. Brightest clear scarlet. Very desirable for 
cutting or bright colorful beds. ! 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. Rich black-maroon. Blooms 
are clustered. Rapid grower and prolific bloomer. 
-HADLEY. A favorite Rose loved for its good color, 
rapid growth and hardiness. 
JOANNA HILL. A truly great yellow Rose. Much 
used for greenhouse forcing but also excellent for 
outdoor growing. Long, pointed, graceful buds hold 
their shape well. 
KILLARNEY, DOUBLE WHITE. All the good char- 
acteristics of the Pink Killarney except the color 
is pure white. Blooms are very double and large. 
EADY HILLINGDON. One of the favorite yellow 
oses. 
LEONARD BARRON. A strong grower and produces 
great quantities) of large, double, salmon-pink 
blooms. ; 
LUXEMBOURG. A magnificent Rose of beautiful cop- 
pery yellow. Free bloomer and sturdy grower. 
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Except Cecile Brunner 

MARGARET McGREDY. An excellent Rose whose 
scarlet blooms are borne profusely all season. 
MARY, COUNTESS OF ILCHESTER. One of the favor- 
ites whenever deep pink Roses are mentioned. 
MEVROUW G. A. VAN ROSSEM. One of the finest 
of the Van Rossem introductions. Rich deep gold 
distinctly veined with red. Beautiful in bud for 
cutting. 
MME. C. CHAMBARD. Large double deep pink. 
Heavy bloomer. 
MME. JOSEPH PERRAUD. A distinctive French intro- 
duction of glowing deep coppery orange. Strong, 
abundant bloomer. 
PADRE. An exceptionally good two-toned Rose of 
Spanish origin. Satiny coral and gold blend. 
PICTURE. Warm, glowing pink with salmon under- 
tones. 
PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. Accepted as one 
of the greatest of all Roses. Hardy, free blooming 
and colorful. Shades of red, orange, coral and gold 
blended make it a world favorite. 
ROSLYN. Has earned a place among the famous yel- 
low varieties. Blooms hold their bud shape well. 
Much planted for cutting. 
SUNBURST. One of the Pernet introductions. Noted 
for the length of time it holds its long, pointed 
buds. Yellow and orange blend. 
TALISMAN. Probably the best known of the Roses. 
Its distinctive blending of red and gold make it ad- 
mired by all growers. The plant is extremely hardy 
and vgiorous. Very prolific bloomer. 
Americas Sweetheart Rate 
-CECILE BRUNNER 
Floribunda_ type. 
Prolific in growth and 
bloom. Intensely double blooms of ivory-pink 
appear in great numbers from early summer 
until late fall. Fine for massed beds. 
2-year, field-grown and budded: 
Each, 50c; 3 for $1.20, postpaid. 
