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Climbing World's Fair 




















CLIMBING WORLD'S FAIR 
(Plant Patent No. 546) 
Deep scarlet, double blooms rich as royal 
velvet made the World’s Fair Floribunda the 
official Rose of the Fair and destined it for 
generations of popularity in American 
gardens. Now this famous Rose is available 
as a hardy everblooming climber. Blooms in 
generous clusters of deep red buds that open 
into rich velvety flowers. Enchantingly 
fragrant. Grows 8 to 10 ft. tall. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; 12 for $15.00 
Mercedes Gallard 

THESE J. & P. CLIMBERS ARE THE 
CHOICE DEVELOPMENTS OF 
CENTURIES OF ROSE CULTURE 
CLIMBING SUMMER SNOW 
(Plant Patent No. 400) 
This, the fairest of the white climbers, ascends arbors, 
trellises and pillars like a cloud of swirling white snow. 
Myriad clusters of pure white, gracefully double flowers 
almost completely cover the plant. The spotless, glisten- 
ing, glacier-white double blooms are 2 in. across,’ set off 
with golden stamens when full open. Summer Snow is so 
abundantly generous, one never need hesitate before cutting 
enough for use in the home. There are very few thorns. 
The plants require little care. 
Flowers. .large, generous clusters. Clear sparkling white. 
Gracefully double 2-in. flowers; golden yellow stamens. 
Everblooming. .intermittent all Summer. June bloom like a 
mountain of snow. Last blooms when the Fall snow flies. 
Fragrance. . dainty, clean, refreshing. 
Type. .excellent Pillar Rose, 8 to 10 ft. tall. Very hardy. 
Vigorous. Quickly covers a fine area on trellis or fence, but 
always retains its fine habits of growth. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; 12 for $15.00 
GROUP 567 
6 Plants 
(Value $8.00) 
2 Climbing Roses for arbor —Mercedes 
Gallard (page 23) or King Midas (page 24). 
4 Floribundas for planting at base of arbor 
—Summer Snow (page 6). 


J. & P. CO, 
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GOLDEN CLIMBER “'NS535"" 
Golden Climber has acquired its tremendous popularity on many counts. The flowers are unusual in 
shape. Its coloring is superb—the buds, flecked with orange-scarlet, burst into handsome, rich golden 
yellow, tea-like blooms. Stems 18 in. or longer add grace and make the delicately fragrant golden 
flowers especially adapted for cutting. Definitely hardy. Long blooming period lengthens the 
season of enjoyment. Needs to be established before blooming heavily. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; 12 for $15.00 
MERCEDES GALLARD 
A truly everblooming, intensely fragrant climbing beauty, producing immense blooms of rosy red 
with an extraordinary violet tinge in the cooler weather; as the weather grows warmer, the color 
becomes a richer red. Yellow at base of petals. Long, strong stems. Vigorous. Luxuriant, large, 
dark green foliage. 
Fragrance. .one plant will perfume an entire garden or ‘‘outdoor living-room.” 
Buds. .ovoid, rosy red. 
Blooms. .exquisite, fully double, 5 in. across. The plant blooms well all Summer. 
Plant. .about 8 ft. high. Heavy foliage. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; 12 for $15.00 
Weod's Largest Kose Growers 
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