- AMERICA ROSES 
GRAND DUCHESS 
CHARLOTTE—“<1941 All-America” 
GRAND DUCHESS CHARLOTTE. (Pat. Applied for.) 
Buds are rich claret which changes as the flower ages 
to Begonia-rose, an unusual color in roses. Pleas- 
Plant and free- 
$1.50 each 
ingly fragrant. is large, strong, 
branching. 
LOWELL THOMAS 
—‘‘1944. All-America” 
LOWELL THOMAS. (Pat. No. 595.) The more we see of 
this rose the better we like it. Its long tightly furled 
buds are a rich golden yellow opening slowly into 
a large flower of a uniform lighter yellow. A large 
robust plant which keeps throwing out new flower 
stems constantly. $1.50 each 
MIRANDY 
—*1945 All-America” 
MIRANDY. (Pct. No. 632.) A gorgeous fragrant 
red rose which takes its place with the finest red 
roses in the world. The long pointed deep rich 
red buds open to flowers of Chrysanthemum-red. 
The plant is strong bodied and is continuously 
covered with broad, dark green, heavily textured 
foliage. For delicious fragrance this one can’t be 
beaten. $1.50 each 
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG 
—‘*1941 All-America” 
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG. (Pat. No. 455.) One of 
the finest of the newer rose introductions. The long 
stemmed mildly fragrant buds of rich carmine 
slowly open to lovely full-blown blooms of rich 
cerise. A strong, free-branching grower with 
luxurious foliage. No rose 
garden is complete without 
this one. $1.50 each 
MME. CHIANG 
KAI-SHEK 
—‘*1944. All-America”’ 
MME. CHIANG KAI-SHEK. 
(Pat. No. 664.) Unquestion- 
ably this is one of the fin- 
est of the lighter yellow 
roses. The large p-efectly 
formed long buds of soft 
yellow open to great 
many-petalled flowers of 
creamy ivory. Blooms are 
borne on long straight 
stems. Bushes are tall, slen- 
der, and strong and will 
become one of the tallest 

plants in your garden. The 
flowers have a spicy 
lemon scent. $1.50 each 
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG 
(Patent Rights Reserved) 
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LOWELL THOMAS (Plant Patent No. 595) 
TAFFETA—“1948 All-America” 
TAFFETA. (Pat. No. 716.) Displaying dozens of lovely color combinations throughout the 
season makes it difficult to name one color o> color combination which will describe this 
beautiful new rose. At various times it is rose-pink, salmon, or apricot, but the predominant 
color is a rich carmine-rose in the perfect slender bud to Begonia-rose in the open 
flower. $2.00 each 
fete | HEART'S 
| DESIRE 
—**1942 All-America” 
i ‘ , HEART'S DESIRE. (Pat. No. 
; ogee S \ 501.) Long pointed buds of 
\ pure luminous red without 
| other shadings. Truly a 
magnificent rose. The flow- 
evs are always borne on 
long stems and have an 
excellent keeping quality. 
A strong grower, this rose 
will produce many excel- 
lent blooms of powerfully 
sweet and superb frag- 
rance. $1.50 each 
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ON QUANTITIES 
OF 12 OR MORE 
ROSES DEDUCT 
10% 

HEART’S DESIRE (Plant Patent No. 501) 
TAFFETA (Plant Patent No. 716) 

