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A lovelier sight is hard to imagine, than 
this exquisite single rose covering a wall 
or fence. Apple-blossom pink with bright 
red stamens. Very free flowering. 
CLG. DR. J. H. NICOLAS 
Very large full rose-pink clusters. Dark 
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leathery foliage. Vigorous pillar-type. Re- 
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CLG. ETOILE DE HOLLANDE 
Usually agreed to be the best red climber. 
Same gorgeous bloom as on the bush 
and quite as free flowering. Always 
scarce. Order yours early. 
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A:Fenees= Tiol all Climbing Roses make good fence covering. Short jointed. 
varidlies with ample foliage € medium fo small flowers are, best. 
B-On House Walls-Seledt clean healthy foliage varidlies, with large flowers ¢ recurren€ 
blooming. Always bend branches to keep the growth from all going to the lop: 
GOn Arches= Should be medium fo slow growers. Prune severely. Do nol allow lo 
gal lop heavy or ragged.D-Many hybrid Tea Climbing Roses make ideal pillars. 
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