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HYBRID TEA ROSES 
Our roses are grown under contract in Oregon 
where the world’s finest roses are produced. We 
guarantee these to be as well grown and as good 
quality as you can get anywhere at any price. 
We have field tested roses from all over the 
United States, Canada and Holland, and have 
found none that will compare in quality with 
those from Oregon. 
A few roses in any sunny location in your yard 
will give you more pleasure and satisfaction than 
any other plant. Ask for our How to Plant 
booklet. 
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AMI QUINARD—A magnificent, dusky deen 
maroon. The flowers are very large and full- 
petaled. 
CHRISTOPHER STONE—Bright, velvety scar- 
let-crimson; damask fragrance. Vigorous, up- 
right. Not troubled by heat. Excellent for 
cut flowers. 
ETOLIE DE HOLLANDE—A brilliant dark red 
rose of magnificent size and perfect form. 
DAME EDITH HELEN—Bright glowing pink. 
McGREDY’S SCARLET—Vivid rose-red with 
blazing scarlet sheen; large, loosely formed 
flowers. Tall. 
PRESIDENT HOOVER—A lovely blending of 
orange-yellow, flame, vivid rose-pink and 
scarlet. 
POINSETTIA — Heavy blooming red 
Medium height. Very hardy. 
GRUS EN TEPLITZ—Brilliant red. One of the 
most prolific bloomers of all. 
EDITOR McFARLAND — Clear brilliant pink; 
perfectly formed; long lasting when cut. 
Strong stems. 
PICTURE—Glowing pink; very large and full: 
intensely fragrant; a continuous bloomer all 
season. 
E. G. HILL—Long, perfectly-formed buds and 
full double flowers of dazzling scarlet. 
RED RADIANCE—A bright, cheerful and even 
shade of pure red. Vigorous grower. 
PINK RADIANCE—Bright rose-pink, shining 
flowers of wonderful shape and fragrance. 
Strongest grower of all hybrid teas. 
MRS. E. P. THOM—Bright yellow; stronz grow- 
ing; good cut flower. 
SOUV. DE CL. PERNET—The most popular 
clear yellow rose. 
TALISMAN—A combination of shadings of 
gold, apricot yellow, and deep pink. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI—A hybrid perpetual 
white rose which has been one of the most 
popular of the whites. 
rose. 
K. A. VICTORIA—Delicate, creamy-white flow- 
ers of beautiful form. 
PATENTED HYBRID TEA ROSES 
AMERICAN FLAGSHIP (Patent No. 676)—Of- 
ficial flower of the American Air Lines. Bears 
enormous blooms of dark, glowing red. 
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CRIMSON GLORY (Patent No. 105)—Large 
double blooms of deep vivid crimson. Long, 
pointed buds which open slowly. 
By C cyeee meer? ee oe ee een et Nee Fee $1.35 
NOCTURNE (Patent No. 713)—One of the All- 
America Rose selections for 1948. Dark, 
double, red blooms borne in abundance. 
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PEACE (Patent No. 591)—Adjudged by experts 
to be one of the greatest new Roses of all 
time. Magnificent large, very double blooms 
ranging in color from deep yellow in bud, to 
creamy yellow with cerise-pink edging as the 
petals unfold, and finally an alabaster shade 
on fully open blooms. Very strong grower. 
Price $2.00 
TREE ROSES 
(Aristocrats of Rosedom) 
Here is the ideal way to lend height and per- 
petual spring-till-fall bloom and color to your 
garden and accentuate its beauty. You will 
find they occupy very little ground space, and 
tree and bush roses present a breath-taking 
panorama when planted together. 
CRIMSON GLORY—Red. 
SHOW GIRL—Pink. 
SUTTER’S GOLD—Yellow. 
Trunks, 31% ft. tall, choice of color, each $6.00 
FLORIBUNDA ROSES 
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ELSE POULSEN—Blooms in large pink clusters 
continuously throughout the season. One of 
the best pink floribundas. 
IMPROVED LAFAYETTE — Color brilliant 
cherry crimson; produced in enormous 
clusters. 
PINOCCHIO (Patent No. 484)—A hardy plant 
producing an abundance of pointed buds of 
salmon - flushed gold, opening to miniature 
hybrid tea-like roses of soft clear pink and in 
great clusters. 
GOLDILOCKS (Patent No. 672)—The outstand- 
ing yellow floribunda rose. 
Price $1.50 
CHATTER (Patent No. 739)—Unusually bright 
crimson, generous flower clusters, continuous- 
ly in bloom, velvety firm petals. 
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