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ROSES 

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These charming little roses, sometimes called ‘““Dwarf Fairy 
Roses’, seldom grow more than a foot high. Though small 
and dainty, they are exceedingly hardy. They should never 
be planted right in among other everblooming roses, al- 
though they do make nice edging plants for the small rose 
garden. They have many uses in rock gardens and with 
your perennials. You can even use them as dwarf house 
plants. 
PIXIE. Most fully double of all miniature roses. Blooms 
continuously all season. A lovely shade of apple-blossom 
pink that will captivate you. 75c each; 3 for $2.00. 
SWEET FAIRY. A new miniature rose with dainty, dark 
pink buds. Very double flower that is extremely fragrant. 
Sile2 5neachs so ton oo. Lo. 
TOM THUMB. A red rose bud that will make you an attrac- 
tive boutonniere. When the deep crimson bud opens you 
find a bright eye in the heart of each flower formed by a 
touch of white at the base of each petal. 75c each; 3 for 
$2.00. 

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RUGOSA AND MISCELLANEOUS ROSES 
Rugosa roses are particularly valuable for hardiness, health- 
iness, and ability to thrive under most adverse conditions 
of soil and climate, withstanding almost anything. Use them 
in your shrub borders as you would spiraea, forsythia, ete. 
We have used them considerably for straight hedge work. 
Prices postpaid: $1.50 each; 3 for $4.00 
AUSTRIAN COPPER. Single, brilliant orange-red flowers 
inside and yellow outside. Everybody who sees it wants 
it and we have never had enough to go around until this 
season. 
GROOTENDORST SUPREME. An improved variety of the 
older Grootendorst. Large, fringed, cherry-red flowers 
borne on a fine, large, well-foliaged plant. You will pay 
respects to the foliage on this plant and love the carnation- 
type flowers. 
HUGONIS. Light yellow flowers borne profusely along the 
branches. Very hardy, blooms very early. Often called 
the ‘Golden Rose of China’’. 
LIPSTICK. A shrub rose which will reach a height of 5 to 6 
ft. It blooms continuously during the summer, forming 
large clusters of semi-double flowers. The color is a clear 
cerise with sa'mon shadings. 
MING TOY. While considered a floribunda, we find that it 
can very easily be used for a shrub rose. For a full de- 
scription of this variety, see page 13. 
SKYROCKET. A real everblooming shrub rose producing 
enormous flower clusters throughout the entire summer. 
Makes a magnificent display with its large clusters com- 
posed of medium sized brilliant red blooms. Of sturdy, 
upright habit which makes it most desirable planted 
either by itself or in combination with various kinds of 
shrubs. 
RUGOSA RUBRA. Early blooming. Large, single flowers 
of various shades of pink, magenta, and rose-crimson. 
Makes an excellent hedge. 
TREE ROSES For Eye Level Beauty 
(The Aristocrats of Rosedom) 

Tree roses give height to your rose garden and accentuate 
its beauty. Use them for accent on corners, for background 
planting in the rose garden or other locations where height 
is desired. These trees are all four budded to give you an 
exceptionally fine head the first year. All tree roses are 
furnished with a stake to insure that they will be straight 
after you have planted them. We also send them PREPAID. 
Complete planting and winter instructions sent with each 
order. 
Prices: $5.50 each; 3 for $15.00. Packing Free. 
We are offering the following varieties only: 
APPLAUSE. Deep pink. McGREDY’S IVORY. 
DIAMOND JUBILEE. Creamy white. 
Orange-yellow. MIRANDY. Dark red. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI, NOCTURNE. Dark red. 
White. PEACE. Yellow and pink. 
FRED EDMUNDS. Coppery PICTURE. Velvety rose- 
orange. pink. 
HEART’S DESIRE. Dark PINKIE. Dainty pink. 
red. PINOCCHIO. Pink suffused 
FLORADORA. Cinnabar salmon. 
red. RED PINOCCHIO. Rich 
LOWELL THOMAS. Lemon- carmine. 
chrome. SONATA. Deep pink. 

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ROSE SOCIETY 
If you like and want to know more about 
roses, join the ‘‘American Rose Society”’ 
and enjoy the many advantages of mem- 
bership in one of the most important 
horticultural organizations in the country. 
Benefits include the ‘‘American Rose An- 
nual’’, the bi-monthly ‘American Rose 
Magazine’, pamphlets and other aids. 
Dues. $3.50. Apply to us or to: Secretary, American Rose Society, 
Box 687, Harrisburg, Pa. 



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