CLIMBING ROSES 
Novelties 
BLAZE (PI. Pat. 10).  Everblooming climber. Vivid scarlet roses in great clusters. 
Second bloom comes from first bud below flower, cut off fading cluster only. Each $1.50 
CITY OF YORK (Pat. Pending). Large semi-double creamy-white with yellow sta- 
men clusters. During June a profusion of bloom and fragrance. Later bloom is more 
sparse. Vigorous grower to 10 feet, with disease resistant, waxy foliage. Each $1.50 
CL. CHRISTOPHER STONE (PI. Pat. 626). Bright, fragrant crimson flowers of great 
size. -Wavy petals. Sturdy growth and good b!oom. Each $2.00 
CL, HEART’S DESIRE (PI. Pat. 663). Long, pointed buds of deepest red open to a 
finé Shaped rose of persistent color and fragrance. Vigorous grower and continuous 
bloomer, with dark leathery foliage. 
CL. MRS. SAM McGREDY (PI. Pat. 
394). Profuse flowering climber of coppery- 
orange. Beautiful flowers against foliage of a luxuriant bronzy-green. Each $1.50 
Each $1.50 
CL. PICTURE (PI. Pat. 524). A climber of real worth. Lovely rose-pink blooms with 
undertones of salmon. Substantial growth and good blooming habit. Each $1.50 
CL. PASADENA TOURNAMENT (P.R.R.). A climbing sport of the beautiful small- 
flowered bush rose of the same name. The 
small, long point2d buds and very double 
flowers are useful in corsages or as bou- 
tonnieres. A vivid velvety red of lasting 
color and continuous bloom, Each $2.00 
REGULAR LIST 
CL. CECILE BRUNNER. A strong growing sport 
of the lovely shell-pink ‘Sweetheart Rose’’. Vig- 
orous growth with small dense foliage and con- 
stant bloom. con 225) 
CL. ETOILE DE HOLLANDE. Deep velvet-red 
flowers of exquisite fragrance. Strong growth, 
good foliage and continuous flowering make it 
a climber second to none. Each $1.25 
MME. GREGOIRE STAECHLIN. Most impressive 
June display of light pink flowers with darker 
reverse. Distinct in form and fragrance. Fine 
stems. Each oile2o 
CL. MRS. E. P. THOM. Excellent deep canary 
yellow flowers which are large, well formed 
doubles with fine fragrance. Long pointed bud 
on good stems. Thrifty and resistant. Each $1.25 
PAUL’S SCARLET. Another mass bloomer dur- 
ing June. No other rose can surpass in quan- 
tity or coior this vivid scarlet-red. Each $1.25 
CL. PRESIDENT HOOVER. Brilliant coppery- 
orange suffused maroon on inside of petals. Pro- 
fuse bloom and strong growth. Each $1.25 
REVEIL DIJONNAIS. Bright single flower, to 
five inches across. Golden yellow center with 
edge of carmine. A vivid sight in season and 
out. Thick bronzy green foliage. Each $1.25 
, CL. TALISMAN. Everblooming flowers blend- 
BLAZE (CLIMBER) ing copper, red and deep yellow. Each $1.25 REVEIL DIJONNAIS (CLIMBER) 
(Plant Pat. No. 10) 

CITY OF YORK (Patent Pending) 

CS en Collection 
Ten outstanding roses of popular varieties grouped at a special price for a 
basic rose garden planting. 
Good garden performance and value as cut flowers have guided our selection 
of these kinds. 


AUTUMN . . .. .. Orange suffused red GOLDEN DAWN ... Golden yellow 
CHRISTOPHER STONE Crimson scarlet PINK DAWN .. ._..__ Deep rose pink 
EDITOR McFARLAND Pink flushed amber POINSETTIA . . .  Unfading scarlet 
McGREDY’S IVORY |. Ivory white PICTURE . . . . Pink with salmon 
TALISMAN - . . Copper shaded carmine MRS. SAM McGREDY Orange shaded rose 
At this special price we reserve the right to make substitution of equal 
varieties when any are sold out. 
10 for $9.50 
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SWEENEY, KRIST & DIMM, HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS, PORTLAND, OREGON 
