Customers in the colder states will order the climbers starting with Cl. at their 
own risk as most of them are far too tender with one exception which is Climbing 
Daily Mail. By some strange quirk this plant is one of the hardiest of the true rich 
red Climbers though it gets a little mildew in the Puget Sound and coastal areas of 
Oregon climate. But for the rest of the country it does not even get blackspot. 
ALLENS GOLDEN CLIMBER—This is a climbing Tea and has magnificent cream to 
orange blooms and buds of a huge and perfect size. This will do in any location 
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APELES MESTRES—Has tremendous very double deep yellow blooms and glossy foli- 
age; and is the hardiest of all large flowered yellow climbers. By letting it dry up in 
the latter part of the summer it stood zero without the slightest harm. I do not know 
how much more cold it will stand. As it is a once-bloomer it really needs some cold 
to make it bloom good. Of my very large collection of climbers in my garden this and 
Golden King were the only yellow ones to stand that zero winter...............---.------ $1.50 
BLOOMFIELD COURAGE—An extremely striking climber of very powerful growth, 
blooming in a great burst of blackish scarlet single blooms that completely cover the 
plant. I have it used as a 16-ft. tall pillar and it is about the most spectacular thing 
in the garden as it is covered from top to bottom with its rich and brilliant blooms— 
must get established a couple of years before really showing what it can do. This fol- 
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BLOOMFIELD DAINTY—A single, hardy, constant-blooming Climber surviving in 
temperatures to below zero. In our climate it starts with orange buds splashed red 
and opens to a yellow bloom. Really a very dainty thing.........2...1..-c.01.0-01--hos $1.50 
BONNIE PRINCE-—A cluster-flowered rambler with fair sized flowers for the type 
in large trusses and a very healthy plant with snow white bloom......................... $1.50 
CHERUB—A very glossy foliaged cluster-flowered climber of pink, shading to a yellow 
base. This rose has a perfectly formed buttonhole or corsage-type bud. A strong 
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CLIMBING CHAS. P. KILHAM—A gorgeous, large flowered climber that recurs 
from flowering shoots and old wood. This has a salmon pink bloom shaded copper. 
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CLIMBING CHRISTOPHER STONE, patented. This has been long hoped for. A 
climbing rose with the marvelous form and color stability of what is possibly the most 
sought after of all red roses by the novice, because it is always red whenever he sees it. 
Naturally the bloom is larger because of the added power of the bigger plant, ‘his 
is one climber every garden must have.................cc0.0c200csceeeee- Each $2.00; $20.00 doz. 
CLIMBING DAILY MAIL—Possibly the most changeable, really top red climber. 
Sometimes early in the spring coming almost black with a hundred petals, then later 
a rich, very deep red and finally in the heat of thedeiah ga gt ja illient blood red. 
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Very fragrant in the cool, and from the old wood a constant din close loca- 
tions it is inclined to mildew but never blackspots. Really it is for the eastern and 
colder sections as strangely enough it is quite hardy for a rich red......0..00....... $1.50 
CLIMBING DAINTY BESS—The marvelous single rose, Dainty Bess, in a climber 
for those who do not know it has 5 petals and a soft pink with ruby stamens. 
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CLIMBING DUCHESS OF ATHOL—Here is a red orange of perfect form. A rare 
color in a climber. Should have some shade, otherwise it may not climb. This is too 
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