‘ Hardy Field Grown 
Cverblooming Kes Tsishes 
CLIMBERS and SHRUB ROSES 
All Western Grown—No. 1 Grade 2-Year Plants—Labeled and Pruned Ready for Planting 
We recommend early planting for these hardy rose bushes, March or early April, where possible. Early planting 
while bushes are dormant is much better because growth is practically 100% assured when the weather is cool and 
soil naturally moist. 


PRICES: Any of the following, Alike or Assorted. ~ 
| Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85; 6 for $5.40; 12 for $10.20 
If by mail add postage; one 10c; 3 for 18c; 6 for 25c; 12 for 40c 

Everblooming 
RED VARIETIES 
AMI QUINARD. Very deep crimson-maroon. Almost black. 
CHRISTOPHER STONE. Brilliant velvety scarlet. Does not fade. 
Fragrant. 
E. G. HILL. Very double, daz- 
ate scarlet red. Very depend- 
able. 
ETOILE deHOLLANDE. Dark 
velvety red with fine fra- 
grance. Long stems. 
GRENOBLE. Beautiful, large, 
scarlet-crimson on long stems. 
NIGHT. Deepest blackish-crim- 
son, shaded maroon. Long 
pointed bud; fragrant. 
Everblooming 
PINK 
VARIETIES 
DAME EDITH HELEN. High cen- 
tered blooms of clear, bright 
pink. Excellent shape. 
EDITH NELLIE PERKINS. Soft salmon-pink inside. Deep coppery- 
rose on outer surface. 
LOS ANGELES. Very large, fragrant, unfading luminous coral- 
pink, shaded gold at base. 
PICTURE. Warm pink with undertones of salmon-pink. Really 
a picture. 
THE DOCTOR. Large, beautiful buds opening to enormous cupped 
flowers of satiny pink. 
Everblooming 
WHITE VARIETIES 
CALEDONIA. Long pointed bud; opening to very double, high 
centered, fragrant, pure white flowers. 
K. A. VICTORIA. Snow white. The most double rose. 
McGREDY’S IVORY. Long pointed buds opening perfectly to beau- 
tiful ivory-white. 
SHRUB ROSES and 
HYBRID PERPETUALS 
AUSTRIAN COPPER. Bright coppery red with golden yellow re- 
verse. Blooms in June only. 
F. K: DRUSCHKI. Hyb. Perpetual. Very popular. Large pure 
white. Tall. 
F. J. GROOTENDORST. Small bright red flowers in clusters. Free 
blooming. Large bush. 
PAUL NEYRON. Hyb. Perpetual. Thornless bushes with gigantic, 
pink, fragrant flowers. 
Everblooming 
HYBRID-TEA CLIMBERS 
CLIMBING ETOILE de HOLLANDE. Dark velvety red. 
CLIMBING PRES. HOOVER. Pink, flame, scarlet and gold. 
CLIMBING TALISMAN. A blend of gold, apricot, yellow and old 
rose. 

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Everblooming 
TWO-TONE VARIETIES 
AUTUMN. Beautiful double blooms of orange, yellow and red. 
Vigorous. 
CONDESA deSASTAGO. Deep coppery-pink inside, golden-yellow 
reverse. 
es dePENARANDA. Deep apricot, orange and pink. A fa- 
vorite. 
MME. JOS. PERRAUD. High centered buds opening to buff-orange 
with shell pink edges. 
Poe open HOOVER. A combination of pink, flame, scarlet and 
gold. 
TALISMAN. A beautiful blend of gold, apricot, yellow and old 
rose. 
Everblooming 
YELLOW VARIETIES 
MRS. E. P. THOM. Large well shaped, bright Canary yellow. 
JOANNA HILL. Very double, deep yellow, shaded bronze. Vigor- 
ous and fragrant. 
McGREDY’S YELLOW. Pure but- 
ter-cup yellow. Perfect form 
and very fragrant. 
MRS. P. S. DuPONT. Buds red- 
dish gold, opening pure yellow. 
Extra fine. 
ROSLYN. Long pointed bud of 
deep orange, opening golden 
yellow. 
SISTER THERESE. The long 
buds are streaked with car- 
mine and open chrome yellow. 
HARDY ROSE 
CLIMBERS 
CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. 
Large crimson-pink flowers in 
abundance. Very hardy. 
PAULS SCARLET. Intense scar- 
let flowers of excellent shape 
and good size. 
NEW DAWN. Everblooming apple blossom pink flowers with old 
rose fragrance. 
SILVER MOON. Large buds, creamy white flowers with golden 
anthers. 

Everblooming 
* Floribunda and Hybrid Polyantha 
Varieties 
CAMEO. Shell-pink and salmon, with a glow of gold. 
CECILE BRUNNER. The sweetheart rose. Small pink fragrant 
flowers on yellow ground. 
*ELSE POULSEN. Very lasting bright rose-pink. 
*FLORIDORA. Twenty-five petaled flowers of scarlet and gera- 
nium red flowers. 
GLORI MUNDI. Large, fully double, orange-scarlet flowers, borne 
in clusters. : 
*IMPROVED LAFAYETTE. Large clusters of bright cherry-crimson 
flowers. 
SIMPSON SEED Co., DENVER, COLO. 
