


CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG 
(Plant Pat. No. 455) 
All America Selection 1941 
in your garden this year 
Grom the Wests largest re4¢ growers 
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG 
1941 ALL-AMERICA SELECTION. This rose has been one of the most 
popular we have ever handled since its introduction. Each year more glow- 
ing reports reach us from many satisfied gardeners. The long streamlined 
buds are a rich colored spectrum red, opening to full blooms of rich cerise. 
Its tones of red vary through the growing season so that you have to see 
the rose to realize its rich tones. Flowers are held on tall, stiff stems. 
From Maine to California it is a winner. (Plant Pat. No. 455.) $1.50 each. 
HEART’S DESIRE 
1942 ALL-AMERICA Selection. 
This beautiful rose has fully justi- 
fied its selection for a place in the 
All-Americas. Buds are long, well- 
shaped and a luminous deep red, 
opening into a beautiful full double 
rose with broad petals and heavy 
texture. The full blown roses do not 
fade, but retain their rich color un- 
til the petals drop. Held on long 
stems, they are ideal cut flowers 
with a delightful rich fragrance. It 
is a vigorous grower with handsome 
green foliage, disease resistant. 
(Plant Pat. No. 501.) $1.50 each. 






GRAND DUCHESS 
CHARLOTTE 
(Pat. Appled for) 
1943 All America. 
Selection 
FRED EDMUNDS 
1944 REGIONAL ALL-AMERICA 
Selection. An outstanding new rose 
in an unusual color. The beautifully 
shaped orange colored buds open to 
a beautiful bloom of apricot-orange. 
The plant is exceedingly strong 
growing, with good clean foliage. 
You'll enjoy this unusual color in 
the garden, or as cut flowers for the 
home, as well as its delightful fra- 
grance.( Pat. Pend.) $2.00 each. 
GRAND DUCHESS CHARLOTTE 
1943 ALL-AMERICA Selection. The 
well-formed buds of this beautiful 
rose are arich claret color, almost a 
brick red, which changes as the 
flower opens to a lovely begonia- 
rose. The buds and flowers are per- 
fecteanaabeautir ulin 
every stage of develop- 
ment, highly fragrant, 
and the plant is a vigor- 
ous grower and a 
free bloomer. Its 
selection as an 
All-America is 
enough to justify 
giving it a prom- 
inent place in your 
garden. (Pat. ap- 
plied for.) $1.50 
each. 

HEART’S DESIRE 
(Plant Pat. No. 5C1) 
1942 All America 
Selection 
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FRED EDMUNDS 
(Pat. Pending) 

