
TAFFETA : ; . a 
All-America Winner. It is rose-pink, salmon, or : 3 
apricot, but the predominant color is usually 4 S : ‘ 
a rich carmine-rose in the bud, changing : _ : ' 
to Begonia-rose in the open flower. The , {_— |. | : 
reverse of the petals is tinted yellow. j */~ 5 
Taffeta is outstanding because of the © 
richly colored, perfectly formed, long- ™% 
stemmed buds, which are exceptionally 
fine for cutting. Delightfully fragrant, 
upright. Huge, glossy, dark green leaves. , 
(Pat. No. 716) $1.50 each; 3 for $3.75 ii 
SHOW GIRL 
Plant Pat. No. 646—A 
now rose of outstanding 
merit. The buds are 
long, beautiful and per- 
fectly formed, carried 
on long stems. They 
open to very beautiful 
heavy textured petaled 
pink roses, a rich deep 
phlox-pink color, light- 
ening in color as the 
rose opens, but always 
a deep pink. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $1.75 = 
SWEET SIXTEEN 
Plant Pat. No. 631—This new rose has all 
the sparkle and beauty that the name 
implies. The slender buds of light pink 
and rose have a dash of gold at the 
base, and open into beautiful flowers of 
soft rose that are sweetly fragrant. Free 
blooming. Good cut flower. 
$1.50 each; 3 for $3.75 










TAFFETA 
. 
SHOW GIRL 
SWEET SIXTEEN 

