10 
All Bush and Climbing Roses, except 
as specifically priced elsewhere, $8.50 
for 10. 
We cannot accept orders for less than 
five roses, which will take the ten rate, 
except when quoted otherwise. 
PINK BUSH ROSES 
Antoine.Rivoire M 
Baby»Rambler Testout 
Betty Uprichard Mme. Lambard 
Cecile. Brunner Mrs; ‘Charles. Bell 
Dainty Bess Mrs.'R.«M. Finch 
Editor McFarland Pink Killarney 
Else Poulsen Pink Radiance 
Hilda Salmon. Spray 
Minnie Francis 
PINK CLIMBING ROSES 
THi: 
Anemone (Pink Cherokee) 
Belle of Pértugal (ey 
Edn@h T ema i 
i i Pi Kill ' 
mencbonst O N 
Climbing Pink Maman 
Climbing Pink Radiance 
RED BUSH ROSES 
Ami,Quinard His-Majesty 
Christopher Stone Kirsten Poulsen 
Etoile de France Louis Philippe 
Etoile de Hollande Red-Letter Day 
Gruss-an. Teplitz Red|Radiance 
Hadley 
RED CLIMBING ROSES 
Climbing Red adiencP- OR THI: 
fed By Fdnie 
arie H ESF AS O.N 
N PATENTED ROSE 
MABELLE STEARNS 
Because of the great scarcity of Roses 
all over the United States, we have 
been unable to procure our usual quota 
of Patented Roses for-this season. We 
hope that this condition is but tempo- 
rary.and that we may again have the 
choice varieties of the new Patented 
Roses. 
However, we are very fortunate in 
having the exclusive distribution for 
Florida and Southern Georgia, of the 
lovely Mabelle Stearns dooryard rose. 
MABELLE STEARNS. H. Setigera. Plant 
Patent No. 297. 
The flower is fully double, with many 
sharply re-curving petals, pale silvery 
pink on the outside, shading deeper 
toward the center. It is delightfully fra- 
grant and blooms almost continuously, 
even through the hot months of sum- 
mer. The bush is low and wide-spread- 
ing, thickly covered with small, dark 
green foliage. This mat-like appear- 
ance makes it perfect for borders and 
ground-covers, as well as for group 
planting and single specimens. 
$1.50 Each 
‘ ‘A i 
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GLEN SAINT MARY NURSERIES CO., GLEN SAINT MARY, F LORIDA™ 
BUSH AND CLIMBING ROSES 
ITEMS DESCRIBED IN CATALOGUE ON PAGES 34-37 
WHITE BUSH ROSES 
Frau Karl Druschki 
i uite 
Snowbird 
White Maman. Cochet 
White Killarney 
WHITE CLIMBING ROSES 
Cl. White Maman Cochet Cherokee 
Devoniensis Lamarque 
YELLOW BUSH ROSES 
Alexander:Hill.Gray Luxembourg 
Golden Ophelia Roslyn 
Lady Hillingdon Sunburst 
Mrs. Aaron Ward Talisman 
YELLOW CLIMBERS ; 
Banksia’ Lutea rq i % 
ROSES ON MME. PLANTIER STOCK 
FOR LONGER LIFE 
Editor McFarland Red Radiance 
‘Etoile°de Hollande Snowbird > 
| Louis Philippe : Safrano 
\ M ol Lomsbarg “ S Fraligritaf) | | 
ink Radiance 
$10.00 for 10 
ROSES ON CHEROKEE ROOTSTOCK 
FOR DIFFICULT SITUATIONS 
Editor McFarland Pink Radiancse 
Etoile de Hollande Red Radiance; ._ 
K. A. Viktoria Snowbird! ©) '- 
(Louis Phillipe 
,» Talisman 
$13.50 forsié A SON 
Australian Roses 
Hepagiee » TIE 
panei R ke e 
2 iil us. er N 
Nora Cumpgha \ 
Queén of Hear 
Sunday Be ' 
Su ut ~ 
85 Cents Each, Any Number 
Miniature Roses 
ITEMS DESCRIBED IN CATALOGUE 
ON PAGE 37 
Oakington® Ruby Rosa Rouletti 
In Ositi.: pote ea ae ee $1.00 Each 
We are proud of our nursery 
stock, for it is in first-class 
condition. 


PRICE SCHEDULE: For varieties where prices are not given, use the 
first set of prices listed thereafter 
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DAYLILIES 
ITEMS DESCRIBED IN CATALOGUE 
ON PAGES 38 AND 39 
Single Divisions (Bibs) 
Heading our Daylily list for 1945-46, 
is the group of four, originated by John 
V. Watkins at the University of Florida. 
They are, Kanapaha, Mrs. John J. Tigert, 
Swan and Welaka. 
Kanapaha is an all red Daylily. The 
blooms of clear cardinal-red are dis- 
tinctive in that all of the segments are 
self-colored. There is no eye zone of 
deeper tone and there is no midrib of 
lighter value. Kanapaha blooms a 
month before closely comparable va- 
rieties that grow in the Daylily Display 
Garden at the University of Florida. © 
Preceding Kanapaha have been the 
very striking Mrs. John J. Tigert, the out- 
standingly beautiful and graceful 
Swan, and Welaka with its rosy orange 
tones. F e 
»«Kan@paha,’Mrs. John J. Tigert, Sguan 
and Welaka. $1.50 Each. 
Vulcan Patricia 
Above 2 varieties, $1.00 Each 
Bagdad Serenade 
Dauntless Soudan 
Emily Hume Wau-Bun 
Linda Woodlot Gold 
Above 8 varieties,-75c Each 
Bijou Parthenope 
Boutonniere { ~ Semperflorens 
E. A. Bowles Summer Multi- 
Hyperion flora Hybrids 
Pale Moon 
Above 8 varieties, 50c Each 
Cinnabar - Mrs. A. H. Austin 
Mikado Vesta 
Above 4 varieties, 40c Each 
Goldeni Minor 
J. A. Crawford Sir Michael Foster 
Above 4 varieties, 30c Each 
Old Varieties of 
Daylilies and 
species 
MULTIPLE DIVISIONS (CLUMPS) 
Amaryllis. Rich, golden yellow. 
Apricot. Deep yellow. 
Aurantiaca. Reddish orange. - 
Aureole. Golden. 
Cressida. Deep reddish orange with 
fulvous band. 
Dumortieri. Cadmium-yellow. 
Florham. Soft yellow. 
Fulva. Rusty orange-red . 
Kwanso. Double; orange-copper. 
Margaret Perry. Fulvous red. 
Middendorfi. Medium yellow. 
Modesty. Pale lemon yellow. 
Ophir. Golden yellow; trumpet shaped. 
Orangeman. Deep orange. 
Sovereign. Light yellow. 
Thunbergi. Buttercup-yellow. 
Clumps: Each 10 
Small, 4 to 5-in. diam.....$0.30 §$ 2.00 
Medium, 5 to 7-in. diam... .45 3.50 
Large, 7 to 10-in. diam... 65 5.50 
