ROSA RUBIGINOSA 
This is the famed Eglantine or Sweetbrier rose. The scented leaves 
recall the aroma of green apples. Flowers are pink and arranged 
in clusters. Eventual height from four to six feet. Give it a place 
where it can freely develop for this is a rose that should never 
be pruned. 
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ROSA RUBRIFOLIA 
A most beautiful European rose with single pink blooms and 
reddish foliage, which is its chief attraction. 
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ROSA RUGOSA 
Hardy shrubs with erect, spiny none that thrive even under 
seemingly adverse conditions. Single or semi-double flowers. For 
the hedge or border. 
Amelie Gravereaux Flowers carmine-red, double and fragrant. 
Dr. Eckner A blend of copper, yellow and rose. Resembles a 
hybrid tea. Semi-double and fragrant. 
F. J. Grootendorst Small, bright red flowers in clusters. Blooms 
to frost. 
Pink Grootendorst A pink form of the above. 
Vanguard Orange-salmon flowers, large and double. 
Max Graf—A rugosa hybrid recumbent in form. . Single pink 
blooms and fine foliage. Desirable as a ground cover. 
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4 yr. plants 
THE PAVED GARDEN 
Easy to maintain, the small paved garden located in an ell 
of the house or beneath a tree with shade too dense for grass 
is a constant source of satisfaction. Along the edges of the ter- 
race—flagstone or brick—is 
the place for intimate plants, 
the choicest in your garden. 
These are the spots for the 
finest of the spring-flowering 
bulbs, for dwarf Japanese 
yew, for the fragrant vibur- 
num, or roses such as Ma: 
belle Stearns and Sonia. 

