—the New Hardy Race of Roses, 
for Every American Garden , 
FLORADORA 
Floradora brings fond recollections of the 
gay 90's’; the 
blooms, touched with scarlet and geranium, 
are gay as the gayest furbelows of the famous 
sextette. An All-America Selection for 1945. 
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JOYOUS (Plant Patent 
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The glorious color remains clear and un- 
mottled throughout the life of the flower, a 
virtue particularly appreciated over some of 
the older kinds in this color range. Joyous 
changes from rose-red glory to deep, impres- 
sive pink as the charming buds open. Artis- 
tic petals and graceful sprays—the Rose for 
flower arrangements! 
Unusual. ..for cutting, and arrangements. 
Strong... .free blooming, medium height. 
Blooms... .clear, strong color at all times. 
Foliage....deep ted as plants approach 
blooming. 
Honor.. .. .Siiver Medal Award at Elizabeth 
Park, Hartford, 1939. 
$1. each; 3 for $2.50; 12 for $10:; 
25 for $18.75 
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(Plant Patent 
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brilliant cinnabar-red 
The tone is similar to 
x Mexico, introduced by 
J. & P. last year. The 
miniature buds are ovoid in 
shape, pinkish orange. Pro- 
lific and continuous, with 
Bee = best bloom in early June 
ig and late fall. Attractive 
me for cutting in the bud. 
Blooms. . . profuse, cupped shape, about 
2 in. across, in large clusters. 
Foliage... glossy, bright green, interest- 
ing. 
Plant... . vigorous, bushy, 21% to 3 ft. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75;12 for $15.; 
25 for $27.50 

Floradora 

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SUMMER SNOW “xr its 
Beautiful heavy clusters of pure white, clean 
as the falling snow. Morecompact than Snow- 
bank and more double in form and cluster. 
Prolific... .........blooms freely till frost. 
ISHED, 35 avon no ea uPain, well 
Fragrance..........Sweet, elusive. 
INNA Te ee bree BEG light green, attractive. 
xz $1. each; 3 for $2.50; 12 for $10.; 25 for $18.75 
(Plant Patent 
SNOWBANK No. 279) 
A delightful large-flowering Floribunda, 
excellent en masse and for the border. 
Strong, bushy, with thick, healthy foliage. 
Originated by Dr. Nicolas. Very desirable 
for bouquets. 
Buds... 
Flower... 
.dainty; buff-orange. 
.blush-white, turning to pure white, 
3 Vein. across, long-lasting; continuous. 
Honored... A. R.S. Gold Medal, Hartford. 
f Bush... .18 in., spreading. 
aasts $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15; 12 for $12.50; 25 for $23.45 
ovibundas are 
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plantings, for. e/ la 
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display. 
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HOLSTEIN “i 35°" 2 
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Group 453 
The lovely salmon-pink Smiles (p.6); red 
Holstein at right and famous Betty Prior 
(p. 7); delightful for accent colors in a 
doorstep or sidewalk planting. 
6 Plants, 2 of each 
(value $6.) for only ...... 
Group *454 
7 Plants, 1 of each 
(value $8.25) for only . 
From one end of the land to the other, we are 
receiving increasing praise for the sensational 
Holstein, with its immense flower-heads that 
form a continuous carpet of striking red. 
Dramatic large mass plantings, and for a 
bold splash of color in a border or sidewalk 
planting. Wherever you plant Holstein, it 
satisfies. 
Flowers...about 4 in. across, with 6 petals 
of dark, brilliant red accentuated 
by a cheerful white eye. 
Prolific. . . 
immense clusters, larger than any 
other variety, continuous color 
all season. 
Plant... .very hardy, disease-resistant, 24 
to 30 in. tall; strong, upright 
stems. Vigorous, healthy foliage. 
$1. each; 3 for $2.50; 12 for $10.; 
25 for $18.75 
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