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Don’t Buy 
ROSES 
Carelessly... 
BUY ROSES TESTED and PROVEN FOR the WEST 
From tests in our gardens and hundreds of others between the 
Mississippi and the Rockies, varieties here listed, out of several 
thousand, have proven most resistant to extreme heat and cold. 
(See Back Cover Page) A 


POLYANTHA or BABY ROSES 
This class of roses grows more dwarf than other 
classes and are referred to as Baby Roses. The 
flowers generally appear in clusters, blooming 
from June until frost. For best effect, plant sev- 
eral of one variety in the same bed for the best 
display. Are quite hardy and require only some 
dirt mounding for winter protection. Varieties t 
below. 

GRUSS AN AACHEN. A soft orange- MME. NORBERT LEVAVASSEUR. 
pink in the bud, changing to a charm- This variety is often listed just as 
eee ee eend. white as us Crimson Baby Rambler. Light red, 
opens. Good enough to plant in f 
H. T. beds a popular variety. 
KAREN POULSEN. Large clusters of Hybrid Tea, Rolvant he. Hybrid Perpetual and LAFAYETTE IMPROVED. Large clus- 
= ru s. 
Prengeeariet=flowers. Flowers very é ters of bright cherry crimson. Claimed 
large. Landscape Size No. 1 Size 
BAGH Perec? oy. 3 see $0.90 Each ........... $0.60 by many, as the best red Baby. 
KATHERINE ZEIMET. Pure white, Rifotr. 023.62. Mls dG o 'Ss Toma ee nih ee OB 
fragrant, old favorite white. hb Lo screamo nie reac A260 Ge Oar ON ale saree 3.00 GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. See back cover. 
PAE 01 op Rent a go i 8.75 TAN TOt nc sian sae 5.85 
All Roses Failing To Grow... Refurnished Free 
pe HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 
CLIMBER a poe This class is hardier than H. T. Roses, although should be 
oe mounded with dirt for winter protection. Plant in beds 2 to 3 feet 
apart. Produces large double flowers in profusion in June, followed 
by a few blooms thereafter. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. Called Snow Queen. Immense, lasting 
blooms. Very popular variety. 
J. B. CLARK. Large, double blooms of deep scarlet. 
MRS. JOHN LAING. Well-formed blooms of soft pink. 
SHRUB ROSES 
HUGONIS. A profusion of single, bright yellow flowers in June. 
Used as a shrub. Super-hardy. Height 4 to 6 feet. 
PERSIAN YELLOW. The old-fashioned yellow June rose. Very 
hardy. 
RUGOSA ROSES. This class is very hardy and requires no winter 
protection. Fine for adding color to shrub borders. 
F. J. GROOTENDORST. An outstanding variety. Excellent foliage. 
Showy red flowers in clusters throughout the growing season. 
AMELIA GRAVEREAUX. Blooms good in June with clusters of 
large American Beauty type roses. Affected less by yellowing in 
alkaline soils. 
HANSA is an old favorite. Violet red. 
SIR THOMAS LIPTON, White. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
EXCELSA. Light red. We recommend this as our hardiest red. 
Profuse bloomer. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER. The old fashioned dark red favorite. Hardy. 
DOROTHY PERKINS. Very hardy. Popular, thrifty growing heavy 
bloomer, pink, 
PAUL’S SCARLET CLIMBER. A very showy scarlet flower. Our 

Landscape Size No. 1 Size best seller, though more tender than the above varieties. 
eg 290 OO ER Bien ib 122 » 90-88 CL. AMERICAN BEAUTY. Large, double rose colored flowers. 
“Ue LG crim neice OR een Cae Zot OMe TON rte aiehaie vit « helo)o sae wah 1.85 WHITE RAMBLER. A white Dorothy Perkins. 
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