ROSES ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO COLD CLIMATES 

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FOR ABUNDANT BLOOM UNDER ADVERSE CONDITIONS, USE RADIANCE ROSES 
PROLIFIC MONTHLY BLOOMERS; THEY ARE STURDY GROWERS. IDEAL FOR COLD CLIMATES AS WELL AS HOT REGIONS 
The Radiance family is not given enough attention by 
modern Rose growers. SPECIAL RADIANCE ROSE COLLECTION 
Absolutely hardy and dependable, they will thrive and pro- One of each, or your choice of Red Radiance, Pink 
duce quantities of bloom where other Roses fail. Unexcelled 3 Roraneiend eSclmank Radiance hreantine + Races 
for colder climates. Grow stronger and continue to flower year which will produce a plentiful supply of 
after year with minimum attention. Every garden should have . $ 5 
Bor hab teed eC eR OTe beautiful, fragrant blooms all summer long. 2 Oo 
YOUR CHOICE OF RED, PINK OR SALMON RADIANCE 
90c each; 3 for $2.50; 6 for $4.50; 12 for $7.50; 
25 for $14.50; 100 for $55.00. 
All are Postpaid east of the Rocky Mountains. West of the Rockies 
add 5c per plant for extra postage charges. 

ADDITIONAL ROSES FOR COLD CLIMATES 
HARDY PERPETUALS WHICH ARE NOTED FOR RUGGEDNESS— 
Also Ideal for Flowering Hedges and for Use With Shrubs in the Border 
PAUL NEYRON A perpetual without thorns. A very strong grower, producing 
probably the largest blooms of any Rose. Fragrant, and color ts 
a beautiful clear pink. Very hardy and will grow in locations and climates where’ other 
Roses fail. Excellent to use in combination with shrubs for borders. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI! Sometimes called ‘“White American Beauty.’’ Ex- 
tremely sturdy and prolific in growth and bloom. 
Large double blooms of waxen white, each perfect in form. One of the most valuable Roses 
for colder climates or difficult growing locations. 
Red fl i R hich is ideal for hed 
REDSGROOTENDORS Taj iicnrcb plantings... exceptionally hardy anaeetcnd 
grower. Small double blooms in clusters. Bright red. 
PINK GROOTENDORST Sczzeftits @ ibespesittey eign’ omterdon 
YOUR CHOICE OF ABOVE VARIETIES: 2-yr., No. 1, field-grown and budded plants, 
90c each; 3 for $2.50; 6 for $4.50; 12 for $7.50; 25 for $14.50; 100 for $55.00. All Postpaid 

Multiflora Roses—lIdeal for Farm Hedges and Living : 
Fences—Vigorous, Hardy, Easy to Grow east of Rocky Mountains. West of Rockies add 5c per plant for extra postage charges. 
For Living Farm Fences— 
THE MUCH PUBLICIZED, HARDY MULTIFLORA ROSES Eontiions, Withstanding Cold and Drought. 
Ideal for Farms—Grow Quickly Into Dense, Stock-Proof Fences—Beautiful and Practical 

Most of you have no doubt read the articles appearing in various magazines during the past year 
recommending the Multiflora Roses for use on farms and suburban property. This is the type of 
Wild Rose understock on to which Hybrid Tea Roses are budded. It grows prolifically and is hardy 
in the most extreme situations. Seems to withstand cold and drought and thrive in poor soil. It is 
the answer to your search for something to make a living fence which will, when matured, be prac- 
tically stock or trespasser proof. The branches grow spreading and tightly massed. The thorns add 
to its effectiveness in turning trespassers away. Grows rapidly and quickly forms a dense fence or 
hedge. May be trimmed if desired. Plant 12 inches apart for a dense, tight fence or hedge; 18 to 
24 inches apart for a property line fence or looser hedge. Blooms with single Wild Rose type flowers. 
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MULTIFLORA PRICES 
Well Rooted, Sturdy Plants 
10 for $2.50; 25 for $5.00; 
50 for $8.00; 100 for $12.50. 
(Not Less Than 10 Plants Sold.) 
Postpaid east of the Rocky Moun- 
tains. West of the Rockies add 3¢ 
per plant for extra postage charges. 





