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BRECK’S HYBRID TEA ROSES 
In this classification are found the very finest Roses for general garden use and for cutting. A good many of the varieties that we 
offer represent Roses that have “‘stood the test of time” and many of them will be found as the backbone of some of the country’s finest 
and most extensive private and municipal Rose gardens. The balance of the list takes in Roses of recent introduction that have shown them- 
selves, under careful test, to be outstanding, and particularly well suited to the climatic conditions of the Eastern Seaboard. 
The plants of Hybrid Tea Roses, under normal growing conditions, will average 18 to 24 inches high. These plants bloom continu- 
ously with a heavy bloom in June, scattering bloom all Summer, and another heavy bloom in the early Autumn. All of these Roses should 
be given Winter protection. If given this protection annually in the late Autumn, and if given good culture throughout the growing season, 
all varieties of Hybrid Tea Roses may be expected to live for many years, giving hundreds and hundreds of blooms per plant during their 
lifetime. 
We urge early Spring planting in the case of all dormant stock. Plant Rose bushes as soon as you receive them. Don’t expose them 
to drying conditions. 
All Roses that have been patented are so designated. 
PRICES are noted after each individual description. After May 10th, in order to lengthen the planting season, we offer all varieties 
growing in large fiber pots at 25c. each more than the individual prices quoted. 
Note—All potted Roses are well established plants and are in full leaf when shipped 
Apricot Queen (Pat. 464). A very distinguished Rose of most recent 
introduction, with rich, fruity fragrance, and of a color that arrests 
attention and compels admiration. Burnt orange buds open to 4-inch 
blooms of the most gorgeous coppery orange pink, with gold at the base 
of the petals. The plants are bushy with bronzy green, healthy foliage. 
Outstanding. $1.50 each 
Briarcliff. Very like Columbia but finer in every way. The blooms, borne 
on strong, smooth stems, are bright pink and very fragrant. They are 
fully double with 44 petals and splendid form. A hard Rose to beat. 
75c. each 
Christopher Stone. A new Rose of extreme interest and beauty with 
all the qualities that a Gold Medal Winner should have. We are very 
enthusiastic about it. The brilliant, velvety scarlet flowers never show 
a trace of fading or a tendency to “‘blue.’’ A good grower and bloomer, 
with a strong damask fragrance. Truly outstanding. 75c. each 
Condesa de Sastago. A fine, two-toned Rose with very large, double 
flowers, cupped and fragrant. Oriental red inside and rich gold on the 
reverse. Foliage large and glossy. 75c. each 
Countess Vandal (Pat. 38). Introduced a few years ago from Holland, 
and now becoming extremely popular. The pointed buds are orange- 
copper. The large, double flowers are brilliant pink, lighted salmon, yel- 
low at the base. Fragrant. Foliage large and leathery. $1.00 each 
Crimson Glory (Pat. 105). Probably the finest crimson Rose introduced 
since Etoile de Hollande. Large, urn-shaped buds and splendidly formed 
eon flowers of intensely deep, vivid crimson with blackish shadings. 
It has the rich, old-time Rose fragrance. $1.00 each 
Dickson’s Red (Pat. 376). A gorgeous red Rose, with large, full blooms 
on long stems. Ideal for cutting. A soft mellow fragrance adds to its 
charms. It will retain its color in the hottest sun. In 1940 this Rose 
received first award in the All America Rose Selections for Hybrid 
Teas. $1.00 each 
Eclipse (Pat. 172). The long, streamlined buds are rich golden yellow with- 
out shading. Flowers are large, rather loosely formed, and of the same 
golden yellow color, with mild fragrance. Stock very limited this year. 
$1.00 each 
Edith Nellie Perkins. Produces well-shaped, two-toned, pink flowers in 
great abundance. Color is coppery rose outside and soft salmon-pink 
inside. 75¢e. each 
Eternal Youth (Pat. 332). Long-pointed, perfectly-formed, buds of a 
beautiful soft pink with yellow at the base of each petal. The half- 
opened flowers retain their high center and rich pink coloring. When 
fully open, the flowers are double, clear pink, suffused with a touch of 
salmon, with deep yellow stamens. A vigorous grower with abundant 
foliage. $1.25 each 
Etoile de Hollande. Plants of excellent habit, producing a steady suc- 
cession of long, pointed, glorious, scarlet-crimson buds, opening to rich, 
intensely fragrant, glowing red flowers of superb texture. 75c. each 
Glowing Sunset (Pat. 104). An alluringly fragrant Rose, with inner 
flower petals that are almost quilled, giving the full-blown Rose a strik- 
ing and appealing air of gaiety. The color is a blend of rose-pink and soft 
orange-yellow, which makes its name a most fitting one. $1.00 each 
Golden Dawn. A most reliable and always beautiful, full-double, cup- 
shaped yellow Rose. A satisfactory grower and pleasantly viet 
Cc. eac 
Grenoble. A Rose of noble lineage and fine form, with straight, stiff flower 
stems and strong plant habit. The blooms are sparkling red. Reliable 
in every wav 75c. each 
Gruss an Teplitz. The most productive red Rose in existence. The 
plants are tall growers and are best used in mixed border plantings or as 
specimens in the garden where they are magnificent. Flowers are in 
clusters. 7&c. each 
Hearts Desire (Pat. 501). The Rose of the year. Winner of the All 
America Gold Medal for 1942. Superb deep velvety crimson blossoms 
that in bud or full bloom represent the ultimate in perfection of form. 
The buds are long and pointed with a curious habit of opening very 
slowly, thus prolonging the bloom period. This magnificent Rose is 
intensely fragrant. We believe it will prove to be the finest red Rose 
so far introduced. $1.50 each 
Hector Deane (Pat. 361). An extremely fragrant Rose. Bud is crimson 
with orange at the base, the orange diffusing as it opens, leaving at the 
heart only a clear circle of yellow. Foliage dark and glossy. This is a 
very fine new Rose. $1.25 each 
Joanna Hill. One of America’s greatest Rose growers named this per- 
fectly formed Rose after his daughter. No variety has enjoyed greater 
or more deserved popularity. Attractive buds of orange yellow open 
to orange centered cream colored blooms. 75c. each 




