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POLYANTHA 
ROSES 
ALWAYS IN 
BLOOM 
Why Not Try Polyantha Roses? 
This class of Roses is especially fine for solid beds, 
A lovely also borders. They will produce an abundance of beau- 
Entrance Planting of tiful flowers, in close compact clusters. Bloom all sum- 
Everblooming mer and until freezing weather. Very hardy; grow 
Polyantha Roses anywhere, require little care. 
IDEAL. Scarlet blooms produced in im- 
PRICE: mense compact clusters. 
All varieties of Roses listed on this CECILE BRUNNER. The old “Sweet [7 i. ii. <2 
page: heart Rose.’’ Small, exquisitely form- 
EXTRA HEAVY, 2-YEAR, 
ed bud and flower of light pink with 
No. 1 PLANTS yellow base. A splendid variety for 
Bache eee ee $1.00 orders and massing. 
<i Shale (a Ml i it i i 2.85 GOLDEN SALMON. Bud opens well 
6 f 5.40 in all kinds of weather. Flowers 
OD eta she tenet i tacth sete tess 26d « e large, pure orange, borne “i huge 
LOBLOR Ee earn es sc ee ws 8.50 trusses. 
Climbing Pillar and Trellis ROSES 
The finest and most pop- 
ular climbing Roses. All 
plants are healthy, strong, 
2-year, field-grown stock. 
EVERBLOOM- 
ING 
Cl. Caledonia. Large 
white, double flowers. 
sane 
Cl. Condesa de Sastago. 
Fiery copper to rich 
gold. 
Cl. Etoile de Hollande. 
Bright red. 
Cl. President Hoover. Ma- 
roon, orange and gold. 
Cl. Pink Radiance. Brilliant 
rose-pink, 
Cl. Red Radiance. Clear, 
brilliant red. 
Cl. Talisman. Red and 
gold. 
EARLY- 
SUMMER 
BLOOMING 
VARIETIES 
Cl. American 
Beauty. Large 
buds and flow- 
ers of bright 
crimson. 
Paul’s Scarlet. 
Vivid  scarlet- 
red. 
Primrose. 
Large, canary- 
The Lovely Flowered yellow flow- 
Talisman Climber ers. 


Paul's Scarlet 
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