

Climbers 
RED ROSES 
RED RADIANCE. Well known as one of the most fool-proof 
of all reds. Free blooming. Popular. A healthy, hardy 
bush. Nice buds. 
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE. Some say this is the finest of 
all reds. Lovely, dark-red buds. A rose that will not disap- 
point you. Free blooming. 
E. G. HILL. Ranks with the best reds. A rich, red rose 
that is popular and deserves to be. Vigorous; abundant 
foliage; free flowering. 
ROUGE MALLERIN. A brilliant, velvet-red rose that we 
think is one of the best red roses in our gardens. Buds 
open to a glowing scarlet. 
AMI QUINARD. A dark velvet, maroon-crimson almost 
black rose that is much in demand. Vigorous grower. 
Hardy bush. A standard of dark beauty. 
CRIMSON TALISMAN. A crimson sport of the popular 
Talisman, with it’s parent’s virtue—a good vigorous plant 
and lots of bloom. Fragrant. Seems outstanding. 
PINK ROSES 
PINK RADIANCE. Well known as one of the most fool- 
proof of the pink roses. Long buds. Free blooming. Used 
everywhere. 
EDITOR McFARLAND. We think this is certainly one of 
the best pinks. Clear pink buds and blossoms on long 
stems. Vigorous and hardy and healthy. You'll like it. 
PRISCILLA. Long, large, perfectly shaped pink buds of 
outstanding beauty and charm. Many petals. One of my 
favorites. It’s different from our other roses and in a 
class to itself. 
CYNTHIA. Rarely fails to evoke the admiration of visitors 
to our rose garden. We call it pink, but it’s almost red 
—very unusual and attractive. Beautiful in both bud and 
flower. 
EDITH NELLIE PERKINS. Beautiful in bud or blossom. 
Light pink on inside and dark pink on outside of petals. 
We think one of our best and loveliest roses. Don’t fail 
to include some of them in your rose garden. Lovely. 
YELLOW ROSES 
GOLDEN DAWN. Large buds. Sweet fragrance. Free bloom- 
ing. Large, open flower. Vigorous and healthy. 
GOLDEN OPHELIA. Many place th’s as one of the very 
best of all yellow roses. Small, tight, very lovely buds 
that will delight you. ‘ 
MRS. PIERRE S. DuPONT. Compact, leafy, free bloomer. 
Deen-yellow. Excellent for beds. 
SOEUR THERESE. Belongs with the very best of the vel- 
low roses. Good plants with abundance of shapely golden 
yellow blooms. A favorite yellow in the South. 

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GRAYWAY FIELD GROWN 
ROSE PRICE LIST NO.1946 
Bush Roses 



Cash & Carry 
85¢ each 
$ 9.00 Doz. 
$ 1.25 each 
$12.00 Doz. 
Prepaid 
$10.00 Doz. 
$13.00 Doz. 
GRAYWAY ROSES ARE TWO-YEAR-OLD, FIELD GROWN 
There are hundreds and hundreds of different kinds of roses. We have made a selection from the 
older varieties that have made a place for themselves by their good qualities, and from some of the newer 
sorts that are making good in a big way. 
WHITE ROSES 
K. A. VICTORIA. The standard white rose. Hardy and 
satisfactory. Has stood the test of nearly a half century 
as one of the best white roses. 
MULTI-COLORED ROSES 
TALISMAN. Well-known and beautiful. Noted for its at- 
tractive yellow-copper buds. Strong grower and free 
bloomer. Our most popular multicolor rose. 
PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. Large,  semi-double 
blooms of cerise-pink flame, scarlet and yellow. Well 
known and popular. 
CONDESSA de SASTAGO. One of the most brilliantly 
colored and fragrant roses in our entire garden. You'll 
marvel at its rich, indescribable coloring of oriental red 
and yellow. Large, double flowers. A_ free blooming 
beauty from Spain. 
POLYANTHA ROSES 
EBLOUISSANT. Dark, velvet red. A_ persistent bloomer 
If you want an outstanding red Polyantha, we recom- 
mend it highly. 
GLORIA MUNDI. Double; salmon. We like it much better 
than Golden Salmon. 
CECILE BRUNNER. The lovely ‘‘Sweet-heart Rose.’’ At- 
tractive, tiny rosy-pink buds. 
CLIMBING ROSES 
CL. PAUL’S SCARLET. Well known for its intense scarlet. 
display in the spring. We know of no other rose to equal 
it—a perfectly solid blanket and blaze of red. One of the 
earliest bloomers. Vigorous, healthy bush. Good for fence, 
trellis, or anywhere you want a good red climber. 
CL. PINK COLUMBIA. A _ good pink climber with the 
attractive Columbia-type buds and bloom. Long bloom- 
ing season. 
CL. RED BRIARCLIFFE. A red climber of outstanding 
merit. Blooms over long period of time. Lovely buds and 
blooms. Only a few plants. 
CL. ETOILE de HOLLANDE. Similar to the bush but a 
climber, and a good one. Red. Long blooming season. 
CL. TALISMAN. Excellent Bloomer. One of best ever- 
blooming climbers. 
A SIMPLE 
GRAYWAY 
ROSE GARDEN 
Interesting, 
Inexpensive and 
Attractive 
A simple, inexpensive arrangement 
of a rose bed is very attractive— 
and so easy to construct. Many beau- 
tiful arrangements of your favorite 
colors are possible. Plant solid beds 
of the colors you love hest. 
Someone has said—‘‘A 
Communist is a_ person 
who has given up all 
hope of becoming a cap- 
italist.”” 
* 
Men still wear hat 
bands because in medi- 
eval times the gallant 
knights thought it a 
good idea to tie the 
scarves of their lady 
friends around their hel- 
mets. 
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In Australia the leaves 
of some of the trees are 
so arranged as always to 
present their edges to 
the sky and others have 
foliage composed of mere 
needles. And some trees 
have no leaves at all. 
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An optimist is a fel- 
low who makes the best 
of what he gets” the 
worst of. 
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Ninety per cent of the 
oranges in California are 
grown in a strip only 10 
miles wide and 60 miles 
long. 
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Texas entered the un- 
ion as the 28th State, 
Dec. 29, 1845.. 
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Tomatoes were proba- 
bly first grown in Peru, 
in the 16th century. 
Some contend that toma- 
toes were grown in 
Mexico in ancient times, 
but they did not become 
a commercially import- 
ant fruit until 100 years 
ago. 
* 
There are about 6,000 
distinct species of 
grasses in the world. 
About 60 are important 
cultivated plants. 
* 
Delaware has only 
three counties. 
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The custom of shak- 
ing hands to seal a bar- 
gain probably had_ its 
beginning in the Bible 
story of Jehonadab giv- 
ing his hand to Jehu 
to prove to him the jus- 
tice of his cause. Ref- 
erence is found in 2nd 
Kings, 10th _ chapter, 
15th verse. 
