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FLORIBUNDA ROSES 
The FLORIBUNDA group of roses represent hardy varieties recom- 
mended for mass color effect and for use among shrubs, for continuous color, 
as hedges, borders, as massed bed plaatings. 
They are of medium height, ver > winter-hardy,-disease resistant, bloom 
continuously in large clusters and a -?t6T"fade in hot summer suns. 
BETTY PRIOR—Pat. No. 340. Large clusters of flowers of lively red 
turning to delicate pink. Rugged grower, abundantly branched. 
Price .85 
DONALD PRIOR—Pat. No. 377. Fuge clusters of three-inch flowers, wine 
red, dark green foliage, never out of bloom. Price .85. 
WORLD'S FAIR—Pat. No. 362. A sensational new velvety rich scarlet, fra- 
grant, double. Very hardy. Price $1.00 
PINOCCHIO—Pat. No. 484. An outstanding newcomer in the Floribunda 
group. Large clusters of lovely salmon-pink flowers are produced in 
great profusion throughout the season. When tully open, each flower is 
a gem in itself. The foliage is cark green and ample on the bush. E-xcel- 
lent for cutting and use in the house. This promises to be one of the 
most satisfactory of the Florioundas. Attractive fragrance. Height 
about 2 feet. Price $1.25. 
COOK'S DELUX DOZEN 
SPECIAL 
['VERBLOOMING U¥BRID-FEA-ROSES 
One Each of Roses Pictured 
$8.5 
for the Collection 
All roses offered are 2-yr. No. 1 field grown. 
Guaranteed to »loom this season. 

S.J. COOK NURSERY 
U.S. ROUTE No. 0, SHERIDAN, N. Y. 
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