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A delicate apple-blossom-pink color and very appealing Old 
Rose fragrance. The warm play of pink tints makes New 
Dawn a favorite with everyone who sees it. Very strong, free 
grower and one that reblooms constantly all season long, 
Flourishes in almost any good soil where it sends out deep 
glossy foliage and long, graceful new canes on which to display 
the perfectly formed, soft pink blooms. Perhaps best known 
by experts as the ““Everblooming Dr. Van Fleet.” 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; 6 for $7.50 
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Climbing SUMMER SNOW 
Pat. No. 400 
Most persistent-blooming and purest white of all climbers! Huge 
clusters of buds become masses of spotless, glacier-white, double 
blooms, 2 inches and more across. Frequently the plant is literally 
buried in clean, crisp mounds of bloom. Every cluster contains 20 or 
more buds, each developing into Ioosely double blooms of clean white. 
A fully developed cluster is a bouquet by itself. Imagine the thrill of 
a whole plant covered from top to bottom with such splendor! Climb- 
ing Summer Snow should be used whenever possible in combination 
with other climbers of strong colors to provide striking, rich contrast. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75; 6 for $7.50 a) 
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