4, Elmer 
BUSH ROSES 
Red Shades 
MME. HENRI GUILLOT. Pat. 337. Coral-red; 
handsome, glossy foliage. Retail $1.50. 
NOCTURNE. Pat. 713. A.A.R.S. This brilliant 
cardinal red rose; pleasing fragrance; wonder- 
ful long stems is another one, splendid for cut- 
ting. This rose has proven its hardiness from 
coast to coast. Retail $1.50. 
ROGER LAMBELIN. Bright crimson, margined 
or streaked white; fringed like a carnation; 
very distinct; vigorous; free bloom. 
RUBAIYAT. Pat. 758. The sole winner of the 
1947 All-America National Test competition; 
has everything it takes to win this honor—size, 
fragrance, vigor, and abundant bloom; color 
deep scarlet, with overlay. This is a “must 
have.” Retail $1.50. 
SAN FERNANDO. Pat. 785. All-America 1947- 
48; a fine non-fading, rich, red rose with all 
the plant and bloom quality required of an 
All-American winner. Retail $1.50. 
SATURNIA. Pat. 349. A flaming, cardinal-red 
on a well shaped, medium growing plant. Re- 
tail 1.50. 
TEAXS CENTENNIAL. Pat. 162. Sport of Pres. 
Hoover; brick red with lighter center; extremely 
long stems; continuous. Retail $1.25. 
BUSH ROSES 
Pink Shades 
BABE RUTH. P.A.F. ‘Big Hit'’—Glorious cop- 
per-salmon blossoms; aging to a rose pink 
with fine strong, long stems. One of the newest 
introductions of Howard & Smiths. 5% of all 
monies received from wholesale goes to the 
Babe Ruth Foundation Fund for Children. Re- 
tail $2.00. 
CAPISTRANO. P.A.F. A fine All-America Award 
Winner for 1950; deep, rich shade, rose pink, 
in bud and fully open flower. This very strong 
growing rose retains this lovely color. Truly a 
fine rose of 40 to 50 petals, with a lasting fra- 
grance. Producing many blooms on long stems. 
Proudly claims an 84 point score. Retail $2.00. 
