Orange Triumph—(Polyantha) Strong growing mildew resistant bush, with large clusters 
of orange red flowers. 
Perle d’Or—(Polyantha) Small buds and flowers of salmon yellow. Often called the Salmon 
Cecile Brunner. 
Pedralbes—Unusually long cream buds. Flowers semi-double pure white. Flowers will not 
discolor. Very vigorous bush and free blooming. 
Phyllis Gold—Golden yellow, paling toward edges. Blooms are well formed with high pointed 
center and strong stiff petals. Growth is vigorous and upright. Glossy green foliage. An 
excellent yellow rose. 
Picture—Every bud is perfectly formed and opens into a long lasting flower. A deep warm 
pink with undertones of salmon. Excellent for cutting. Good upright growing bushes. 
Poinsettia—Well shaped, high centered buds of brilliant scarlet that open into dazzeling, bril- 
liant red flowers. Vigorous plant producing plenty of long stemmed flowers. 
President Herbert Hoover—Long buds that open slowly into a combination of many shades 
of cerise-pink, flame, scarlet and yellow flowers. Excellent for cutting. Bush is unusually 
vigorous. Fragrant. 
President Plumecocq—Orange-yellow buds opening to flowers of salmon yellow on long 
stems. 
Princess Marina—Delicate apricot shaded and heavily veined salmon, the coppery outer 
petals stained crimson in the bud. Long perfect buds and good flowers on strong stems. 
Raffel’s Pride—Small beautifully shaped buds of red and go!d opening to flowers of oriental 
red sp'ashed with gold. Good for warm climates. 
Raffel’s Yellow—Large lovely buds of pure yellow opening into beautiful bright yellow 
flowers. Will not discolor in rainy or foggy weather. Very dark, glossy, green foliage. 
Rapture—A lovely, light pink rose with apricot shadings. Buds are well shaped on good stems. 
Red Hoover—A sport of the President Herbert Hoover with similar shaped buds and flowers, 
except has much more red in coloring. A fine cutting flower and has long, good stems. 
Red Talisman—Buds and flowers are deep red shading to an orange red. Growth and habit 
similar to the popular Talisman. 

Rose Marie—Long buds of rose pink, opening to light pink flowers. Fragrant. 
Senateur Potie—Beautiful perfectly shaped buds of yellow shaded orange. Excellent in cool 
weather. 
Sir Henry Seagraves—Lovely buds of clear yellow opening into flowers of a very light 
yellow on strong growing bushes. 
Sister Therese—Beautiful buds of clear yellow splashed with red. Flowers open to pure vel- 
low. Clean healthy foliage and good habit. 
Snowbird—Beautifully shaped, flaring white buds opening into very double pure white flowers 
perfectly formed. Flowers are small to medium in size. Very fragrant. Free biooming 
bush of medium growth. 
Southport—Long buds of brilliant scarlet opening into semi double flowers. Keeps co!or well 
in hot sun. 
Sunshine—(Polyantha) Beautiful little buds of golden yellow splashed with red. Flowers are 
light orange yellow. 
Susan Louise—Long, slender buds of clear pink. Semi-double flowers of light pink. Almost 
thornless. Strong bush. 
Swansdown—Buds are cream white opening into white flowers with cream shading at base 
of petals. Very lovely in cool weather. 
Talisman—A rose of brilliant coloring of orange-scarlet-yellow mixtures. Very double, has 
long stems and a favorite for cutting. Sweetly scented. A vigorous free-branching bush. 
Treasure Island—Long, pointed buds of brilliant coppery orange on strong stems. The out- 
side of the petals is a flaming orange, shading into gold at the base, and the inside a beauti- 
ful light salmon flushed with pale pink. Perfect in nearly all weather conditions. 
Vesuvius—(Single) Beautiful flowers of dark crimson with yellow stamens. Long stemmed. 
Victoria Harrington—Excellent buds and flowers of bright scarlet that fade very little in 
the heat. Strong mildew-resistant bush. 
Violinista Costa—Well shaped buds and flowers of bright coppery-pink on bushy plants. 
Free blooming. 
Western Gold—(A Yellow Talisman) Habit of growth and shape of buds and flowers as 
Talisman, but is a clear yellow in color. Fine for cutting. 
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