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issued a patent. Although there have been many other Ever- _ 
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even today it stands supreme for continuous blooming. No | 
_. other climber will produce as many flowers constantly from 
_ late spring to frost. The flowers are large, a lovely apple- z 
blossom pink, delightfully fragrant. They come on long stems, 
 jdeal for cutting. The glossy foliage is a rich, deep green _ 
ee throughout the season, remarkably disease resistant. The plant 
is very hardy. If you have room for only one climber, choose 
ce oe one for a continuation of bloom from late Sprne until fall. 
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For a mass display of color, hardly anything can equal 
climbing roses in full bloom. Used on porches, arbors, 
trellis and trailing over fences. All these Climbers are 
listed as hardy, but we recommend that winter pro- 
tection be given in cold sections. If the old canes are 
not injured, then the amount of bloom they produce 
will astonish you. For fence or porch planting, set 3 
to 4 feet apart. ALL CLIMBING ROSES ARE 
POSFRAID. 
HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 
5C149. Blue Rambler— This climber has the most unusual colored 
flowers, steel blue with rose shadings. Each 60c. 
5C148. Excelsa—Bright crimson flowers in large clusters. Another 
old favorite that does- well everywhere. Each 60c. 
50147 Gardenia— Vigorous climber with handsome glossy foliage 
and rather large, pale creamy yellow buds and blooms of delicate 
ivory, deeper yellow in the center. Each 60c. 
50161 Paul’s Scarlet—This famous rose is the most popular red 
climbing rose ever introduced. A mature plant in full bloom is a 
sight that simply stops everybody who passes by. It is a solid 
sheet of blazing scarlet. The color does not fade but is as bright 
when last petals fall as when it opened. It often blooms again 
lightly in the fall. The flowers, semi-double, are 2 to 244 inches 
across and come in clusters on long stems. A hardy, vigorous 
grower. Along a fence or as a background it is superb and will be 
the talk of the town. Plant them in groups of 3, 6 or 12. Each 75c. 
5C164 Thousand Beauty—This great climbing rose is ABSO- 
LUTELY THORNLESS. It produces lavishly immense clusters 
of large, double, fragrant, bright pink flowers. It makes a bushy 
plant 8 to 10 feet tall. Vigorous grower, strong stems, fine for cut- 
ting. Very hardy. Each 60c. 
50146 White Dorothy—Great Clusters of double white flowers. 
Easy to grow everywhere. Each 66c. 
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