Hardy Everblooming 
Hybrid-Tea Roses 
These roses are the result of crossing the tender 
everblooming Tea Roses with the hardy Hybrid 
These roses are hardy 
and of vigorous growth, and should be given winter 
protection in the Northern States. 
size of flower and exquisite fragrance of the ‘‘June 
combined with the constant blooming qual- 
delicate tints and rich bright colors of the 
Perpetuals or ‘‘June Roses’’. 
Rose,’’ 
ities, 
““Tea’’ or Monthly Blooming Roses. 
two-year-old, field-grown plants. and if 
set out in the spring, should have an abundance of 
all thrifty, 
flowers the same year. 
AMI QUINARD—Deep crimson- 
maroon overcast with a_ soft 
blackish sheen. Semi-double, 
cup-shaped and distinctly fra- 
grant. 
AUTUMN — An. extraordinary 
bud of burnt sienna; opening in- 
to a riot of golden yellow, stain- 
ed crimson, with an _ orange 
searlet center. Long stiff stems. 
The finest multi-colored rose. 
BRIARCLIFF — A_ fine rose; 
large, long buds; large high 
pointed, ‘double, very lasting 
flowers of a brilliant rose-pink 
at center, shading lighter at 
outer petals. 
CALEDONIA—The finest white 
rose we have ever grown. Beau-. 
tifully shaped, long buds open- 
ing to snowy-white flowers of 
delicious fragrance. Long stems. 
EDITOR McFARLAND — The 
finest pink garden rose we have 
ever seen. Many perfectly form- 
ed, sparkling pink flowers thru- 
out the season. Keeps well as 
a cut flower. Long stems, fra- 
grant. 
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE — 
Magnificent, brilliant red flow- 
ers. Very fragrant and free 
flowering. 
They have the 
Our Roses are 
E. G. HILL — Dazzling scarlet 
that never fades. Long stems; 
very fragrant. 
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ—tThis is 
one of the most useful of all 
roses for the lawn, succeeding 
under the most ordinary condi- 
tions. Grows freely to a height 
of 4 to 5 feet; hardy in all sec- 
tions; vivid, dazzling, fiery crim- 
son; sweetly fragrant; and is in 
bloom all the time. “fs 
LOS ANGELES — Bright pink 
tinged with red and shading to 
rich yellow at the base. 
MRS. PIERRE S. DUPONT— 
Winner of more Gold Medals for 
outdoor blooms than any other 
rose ever grown. Long pointed 
buds of rich yellow gold that 
hold their color to the end. A 
continuous bloomer, and, we be- 
lieve, the finest clear yellow 
rose ever introduced. 
RED RADIANCE — Deep rose- 
red, globular blooms. One of 
the hardiest roses in its class. 
Profuse bloomer and fragrant. 
SISTER THERESE — Long 
pointed buds of chrome-yellow 
splashed carmine. The open 
flowers are rich golden yellow, 
holding the color well. Sweetly 
fragrant and produced freely on 
long stems. Hardier than most 
yellows. 
TALISMAN — Brilliant orange- 
red buds open to high pointed 
blooms of golden yellow stained 
with copper and orange. One of 
the most popular roses ever of- 
fered. 
JOHN RUSSELL—Large exhibi- 
tion size; double blooms of deep 
maroon and crimson. One of 
the finest of the so-called 
“Black Roses.’’ Closely related 
to the Hybrid Perpetuals, mak- 
ing it extremely hardy. 
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY — Rich 
glowing scarlet with darker 
shadings. Nothing finer. 
ROSLYN—Tapering buds follow- 
ed by large ruffled flowers of 
golden yellow with orange shad- 
ings. Produced on extra long 
stems for cutting. — 
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PRICES » Lour choice of any above varieties in thrifty field-grown 2-year-old 
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The double, two-inch flowers open clear bright pink, but change to 
blush and finally to almost pure white. 
show all stages of the color changes at the same ‘time. 
resembles the ever popular Thousand Beauties Climber that we have 
renamed this variety which we originally purchased as Mrs. R. M. — 
It makes an ideal hedge or low border around the perenni 
One of the finest Polyantha Roses. 
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