EASY TO GROW 
Hybridized and grown in Little Compton, Rhode Is 
Two-year-old 
SUB-ZERO HYBRID TEA! 



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A new race from hardier species that can bloom all summer, with 
the best of fragrant flowers, more free and constantly, of greater sturdi- 
ness and vigor, to live many times as long even after sub-zero winters. 
Anne Vanderbilt. Exquisite coppery orange, in- 
formal, semi-double, very brilliant, fragrant. 
Break 0’ Day. Orange to apricot, large flowers, 
very vigorous, free bloomer, delightfully in- 
spiring. 
Creeping Everbloom. Light crimson-red, very 
double, can be grown low. 
King Boreas. Lemon-yellow, completely double, 
free, constant bloomer; a beauty. 
Lily Pons. White with pure yellow center; large 
flowers of indescribable delicacy; vigorous, 
free bloomer. 
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M. B. (Unnamed.) Delightful mixture of red, 
orange and pink tints; sweet, spicy fragrance. 
Red Robin. Red tending toward vermilion; very 
sturdy bush that literally glitters. 
Pink Princess. Bud red, flower deep pink, famous 
as the first Hybrid Tea free from premature 
defoliation. 
Shades of Autumn. An abundant and joyous 
expression of bi-colored beauty. 
Stargold. Strong yellow; beautiful at rose time; 
limited rebloom. 
V for Victory. Most beautiful large, double, 
yellow, fragrant Roses; constantly blooming. 
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HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 
Apricot Glow.* Coppery pink, double, in abun- 
dant clusters; a brilliant shade of delicate 
beauty. 
Brownell Rambier. Large clear yellow, very 
double flowers, singly and in clusters. $1.50 
each. 
Carpet of Gold.* One of the earliest to brighten 
the garden with waves of brilliant pure yellow. 
Copper Glow. Deep coppery orange, delightful 
spicy fragrance; latest color sensation. $1.50 
Coral Creeper.* All the shades of ocean coral 
complementing other delightful rose tints. 
Dr. Burt. Clusters of reddish orange, very dou- 
ble, sweet fragranted bloom clusters. $1.50 
each. 
Elegance. Large blooms of perfect form; pure 
yellow center shading to white; magnificent 
display. 
Frederick S. Peck.* Deep grenadin-pink with 
yellow center, semi-double; an aristocrat. 
Golden Climber (Mrs. A. C. James). The su- 
preme yellow Rose. Fragrant; ideal for pick- 
ing. 
este Glow.* This is the spectrum-yellow, 
fragrant, abundant mass color display, of 
which the N. Y. World’s Fair management 
planted 200, named the area “Rose Court” and 
they were proud of the display. 
Golden Orange Climber. Yellow and orange; a 
unique flower for the connoisseur. 
Golden Pyramid. Cadmium-yellow. Most vig- 
orous of all climbers. 
Harvest Glow. Many gracefully formal petals, 
yellow outside, deep pink within. 
Little Compton Creeper.* Nature’s own deep 
wild-rose-pink, large single, in clusters. 
Magic Carpet. (Fall, 1942.) Large double flow- 
ers, orientally patterned in mystic color de- 
signs. 
Orange Everglow. (Fall, 1942.) Heralded, hardy 
everblooming climber; featuring progress, 
beauty, fragrance and vigor; color dazzling 
coppery orange. The first of a series of Ever- 
blooming Climbers to be introduced by the 
Brownells. $2.00 each; $24.00 per doz. 
Peggy Ann Landon. Strong, double, sunflower- 
orange buds, opening yellow; early bloomer. 
White Gold. A most gracefully formed, large, 
double, nearly white climber. $1.50 each. 
(*) Also creepers suitable for ground 
cover, over walls, fences, arbors, etc. 
PRICES: 
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Clonberss (exceprsacinuted )™. Un an sues. 2.2 
1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; $15.00 per dozen 
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$1.00 each; 3 for $2.50; $10.00 per dozen 
All varieties potted, $1.50 each; 3 for $3.75. 
Tree Standards, all Sub-Zero Hybrid Tea varieties, $5.00 each. 
PLANTING SUGGESTIONS 
Plant the grafted joint of the Climbers 4 inches and the Sub-Zero 
Hybrid Teas 3 inches below bed level. Fall planting, winter protection 
after defoliation, cover tops with clean earth, sod on top, uncover when 
frost is gone. 
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