ROSES 
We grow three types quite extensively: 
Bush and Climbing, Standard or Tree, and plants for 
greenhouse forcing. All types were long ago sold out 
for this season. Prices on garden roses for No. 1, 
medium, and No. 2 grades were: 
Bush and Climbing 50c, 45c and 35c. 
Standard or Tree $2.00, $1.60 and $1.20. 
If you want to get any roses for season 1946-47 we 
recommend ordering very soon. Prices are “open” 
and to be set next summer. We will book advance or- 
ders up to estimated crop only and if results are less 
than estimate all orders will be prorated fairly. 
GARDEN ARISTOCRATS 
This is the title of our annual booklet which contains 
considerably more descriptive material than this list and 
also includes quite a number of very new things of 
which the present supply is too small to be offered at 
wholesale. 
In February we will mail a copy to every nursery- 
man in Washington, Oregon and California whose name 
is on our mailing list and shall be glad, upon request, 
to send a copy to any nurseryman elsewhere. 
LILAC SHOW 
Our annual April show which will be held here at the 
nursery gives a chance to observe the latest European 
varieties and also to see what progress we are making 
in our 14 years’ work breeding new kinds. 
Nurserymen in the San Francisco Bay region will be 
notified of date by post card which will be sent on re- 
quest to any address. 
Come if you can! 
WJ. B. CLARKE & CO. 
San Jose 2, California 
