



MARGARET McG?) 
DAME EDITH HELEN 
TESTED ROSES 
Roses are becoming more popular in the West each year. Through 
selection and hybridization more hardiness has been developed, until it is 
now possible to grow numerous hybrid tea varieties through the north- 
ern plains states. Improvements in rootstocks on which they are grafted 
and the position of grafting unions also increases their resistance to severe 
conditions. 
These Roses are the best of 2-year, field-grown plants. They are budded 
CALEDONIA 
BRIARCLIFF. Large, pointed buds and DAME EDITH HELEN. Very large and 
flowers of rose-pink. Fragrant. A stand- double. Fragrant, rose-pink blooms on 
ard Rose for the garden. a vigorous, bushy plant. 
CALEDONIA. Claimed by some to be Epi tH NELLIE PERKINS. Delicate 
the purest white of all Roses. Large flow- : 3 E scare ‘ f 
Sraewith high contre abc htlntdacent light cerise-pink; inside suffused with 
i 8 la bg aN 8 j gold color. A good bloomer. 
CONDESA DE SASTAGO. Oriental red 

MME. JOSEPH 4 inside and golden yellow on the outside GLOWING CARMINE. Rich carmine 
PERRAUD of the petals. A gay bicolor on a very in color. Double, globular flowers car- 
4 fine plant. ried on long stems; fragrant. 

“GLOWING CARMINE JOANNA HILL BRIARCLIF 
