Wholesale Roses 5 
BUSH ROSES 
DAINTY BESS. Most universally loved single rose; 
graceful; clear delicate pink. 
ENCHANTMENT. Pat. 737. A stately 35 petalled 
rose, often attaining 6 inches across; a new tone 
of delicate peach-pink; persistent bloomer. Retail 
$2.00. 
GOOD NEWS. Pat. 426. Large, 60 petalled rose 
in coppery-pink tones, highly rated for its profuse 
and persistent bloom habit; excellent everywhere 
and can take plenty of hot sun without complain- 
ing. 
JUNO. P.A.F. A rare bright clear pink; this new 
Armstrong seedling; one that remains beautiful 
from the time the long tapering bud forms and 
begins to unfold until the last of the 40 petals, 
fall. The plant is low, bushy and compact with 
stems covered with glossy foliage. Not generous 
with fragrance but really, has so much to offer 
in perfection of form and color. Retail $2.00. 
PICTURE. Famous for its fine form; clear rose-pink. 
PRIMA DONNA. Pat. 639. ‘Exquisite in form; in- 
triguing in color.’ Deep salmon with pink suf- 
fusion, entense pink in the heart; sunfast; sturdy, 
disease resistant. Retail $1.50. 
SAN GABRIEL. P.A.F. A new, deep salmon-pink, 
one of the Mission Series of the late Ted Morris, 
in a cross with Poinsettia; very vigorous to 3% 
feet; profuse bloom. Retail $2.00. 
SANTA ANITA. Pat. 539. Soft velvety pink; highly 
regarded. Retail $1.25. 
SHOW GIRL. Pat. 646. Deep pink exhibition rose 
by W. E. Lammerts; best rose in Pacific Rose 
Society's Spring Show, 1947. Retail $1.50. 
SONATA. Pat. 732. ‘All the delicate tones and 
vibrant harmony of a musical masterpiece.”’ Vary- 
ing shades of deep pink; exceptionally prolific. 
Retail $1.50. 
SUSAN LOUISE. ‘‘One of the most valuable roses 
in existence.” Justifies the term ‘‘ever blooming.” 
Soft pink. 
YOURS TRULY. Pat. 697. Large double rose-pink 
blooms, brightened by a tinge of yellow at the 
base of each petal; fragrant, long lasting. Retail 
$1.50. 
