Mrs. P. S. Dupont The fine long reddish-gold 
buds open to full flowers of deep yellow which 
form a deep contrast to the dark green fo- 
liage. A prolific bloomer. Always popular f 
$1.25 each. 
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Golden Rapture A perfect bud and flower of 
intense bright yellow fully describes this va- 
riety. The picture speaks for itself. This rose 
should be in every garden. $1.25 each. 
Saturnia A rose of great contrast. The face 
of the large petals is a brilliant cardinal-red 
while the reverse is a salmon-yellow and cop- 
per. Fragrant. Good foliage. (Plant Pat 
No. 349.) $1.25 each. 

Sweet Sixteen This new rose has all the 
sparkle and beauty that the name impliés 
The slender buds of light pink and rose have 
a dash of gold at the base, and open into 
beautiful flowers of soft rose that are sweetly 
fragrant Free blooming. Good cut flower 
(Plant Pat. No. 631.) $1.50 each. eS mou ONT 
POINSETTIA 


SWEET SIXTEEN (Plant Pat. No. 631) Poinsettia | can never quite decide 
how to describe this beautiful rose 
because it possesses a vivid shade of 
red no other rose has. The whole 
flower glows with a sheer dazzlir.g 
brilliancy. You had better plant one 
in your garden to see just what | 
mean. $1.25 each. 
Sonata Long pointed buds open to 
large perfectly shaped flowers of 
intense cochineal-red, lightening to 
a deep pink. Outside of petals is sev- 
eral shades darker than inside. Fra- 
grant. Hardy and vigorous. (Patent a 
applied for.) $1.50 each. 

SONATA 
(Pat. Applied for) 
Commando A new introduction that 
is rapidly winning favor everywhere. 
It has beautiful buds, and an in- 
formal type open flower of rare 
beauty. The color combination of 
orange-buff overlaid with a touch 
of pink is most unusual. Bush is a 
strong grower. A grand new rose. 
(Plant Pat. No. 702.) $1.50 each. 
COMMANDO 
‘Plant Pat. No 702) 

GOLDEN RAPTURE 


