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>) ANGELS MATEU (Plant Pat. No. 174)—Glorious big double 
blooms of orange old-rose to rich salmon-coral. A good sturdy 
bush with mildew res stant foliage. $1.50. 
j CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG (Plat Pat. No. 455)—The All- 
American Rose for 1941. The long slender buds are blood-red, 
j and the brilliant open flowers spectrum-red in cool weather. 
nay Cerise in hot weather. Each $1.50. 
CRIMSON GLORY (Plant Pat. No. 105)—Typical urn-shaped 
buds open to full well-formed deep vivid crimson blooms. High- 
est rated red rose nationally. Delightfully fragrant. $1.50. 
ECLIPSE (Plant Pat. No. 172)—Long streamlined bud, en- 
hanced by ornamental sepals, is of rich gold. For cutting in j 
the buds stage it is exceptionally fine. A good grower and | 
almost constantly in bloom. Each $1.35. 

McGREDY’S SUNSET 
FRED EDMUNDS (Plant. Pat. No. 731)—Beautiful buds of burnt-orange open to 
lasting blooms of reddish apricot aging to orange-p nk. Sturdy, glossy foliage. 
All Amer_can winner in 1944. Hach $1.50. 
FANTASIA (Plant Pat. No. 590)—Partaking of the character of the Floribundas 
in its growth habit and profusion of bloom, often in clusters. Long buds of bright 
golden-yellow opening peach then creamy-yellow. Foliage is abundant and clean 
on strong plants. Makes a wonderful display of color in the garden or cut. $1.50. 
GRAND DUCHESSE CHARLOTTE (Pat. Pending)—A fine new shade in roses 
closest deseribed by claret-red. Opens a deep begon a-rose of sugstantial texture. 
Very long lasting in bloom. Has fine carnation fragrance. Good growth and 
disease-resistant foliage which is of the right green for the flowers. Hach $1.50. 
HHART’S DESIRE (Plant Pat. No. 501)—All American Winner in 1942. Long- 
stemmed buds of superb form, opening to shapely blooms of pure luminous red. 
Extremely fragrant. Keeps well when cut. Hath $1.50. 
HECTOR DEANE (Plant Pat. No. 361)—One of the finest of the McGredy’s 
roses. The long pointed buds are crimson with tints of orange at the base, 
opening to delightfully informal flowers of carmine with silvery. edges. Fragrant. 
Each $1.35. 
HORACE MecFARLAND (Plant Pat. No. 730)—Deep glowing apricot-pink buds of j 2 ae 
great length opening to salmon-buff and coral-pink flowers which are produced in Bisase 
great abundance over a long season. Each $1.50. i 

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KATHERINE MARSHALL (Plant Pat. No. 607)—Fruity odor 
which adds charm to the warm, soft pink of the attractively 
shaped, long-stemmed bloom. Hach $1.50. 
LOWELL THOMAS (Plant Pat. No. 595)—A compact growing 
bush well covered with canary-yellow blooms. Buds are long 
and slender. An excellent garden variety in growth and showi- 
ness. Hach $1.50. | 
MARY MARGARET McBRIDE (Plant Pat. No. 537)—Slender 
pointed deep coral-pink buds opening slowly to blooms of clear 
coral-pink suffused with shimmering gold at base of petals. 
A vigorous hardy plant with long strong stems. $1.50. 
MME. HENRI GUILLOT (Plant Pat. No. 337)—Long shapely 
buds of orange-red and rose opening to camellia-like, 20- pet- 
aled blooms of rich raspberry pink with a gold suffusion. Not 
only a leader but also an exceptionally strong growing rose 
with large glossy leaves unusually resistant to miidew. $1.50. 
McGREDY’S SUNSET (Plant Pat. No. 317)—A splendid suc- 
cession of b.ooms which are borne in great profusion. Buds are 
deep yellow tinted with carmine which open to a delightful 
saffron-yellow of greatest charm when fully open. It is an ex- 
tremely showy variety for garden use. Each $1.35. 

NARZISSE (Pat. Pending)—Apricot yellow buds and maize- 
: yellow blooms are exceptionally large and come erect on vig- 
16 HEART’S DESIRE orous plants furnished with large leathery foliage. Each $1.25. 
