Hlorituudas 
LARGE-FLOWERING BEDDING ROSES 
Betty Prior. Bright red buds open to single 
flowers of shell-pink, giving glorious two-tone 
effect, resembling pink dogwood. Prolific 
bloomer. Grows to 3 feet. Outstanding. Pat. 
No. 340. $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15 
Donald Prior. Brilliant scarlet. Large semi- 
double flowers borne in great profusion. Very 
spectacular. Sturdy and vigorous, reaching 3 
feet. Makes beautiful combination with Betty 
Prior. Pat. No. 377. , $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15 
Floradora. Dazzling bright cinnabar color with 
shades of scarlet. A spectacular show es- 
pecially in mass planting. Buds are exquis- 
itely formed, produced in profusion on a neat, 
symmetrical bush. Foliage glossy olive-green. 
Grows to height of 214 feet. Pat. pending. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75 


Permanent Wave. A strong-growing cochineal- 
red bedding Rose. Petals are peculiarly waved, 
which gives an unusually novel appearance to 
the clusters of large flowers, hence its name. A 
perfect hedge-plant with height of 21% feet. 
Pat. No. 107. $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15 
Pinocchio. Lovely salmon-pink, flushed with 
gold. Beautiful flowers come in sprays, splen- 
did for corsages or bouquets. Free-branching, 
continuous and prolific bloomer with dark 
green foliage. Fruity fragrance. Height 2 feet. 
Pat. No. 484. $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15 
Summer Snow. Pure white, very double blooms; 
sweetly fragrant. Profuse bloomer. About 20 
inches tall. Pat. No. 416. $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15 
World’s Fair. Velvety crimson scarlet. Large 
Ty clusters of rich red cover 
A the bush continuously. 
Big double flowers. Healthy, 
vigorousand prolific. Grows 
21% to 3 feet. Makes a 
spectacular show. Pat. No. 
362. $1.25 each: 3 for $3.15 
Pat. No. 484 
“The 
Finest 
Flornbuuda 
WHEN TO PLANT 
ROSES 
Proper planting time in the 
fall is from November 1 until 
freezing weather ;inthe spring, 
from early March, when the 
ground opens up, until April 30. 
Order early to insure your de- 
sired selection, and plant early 
each season for real Rose 
success. 
We recommend fall plant- 
ing as the best. 
PINOCCHIO 


