(G32 
FRED HOWARD 
(Pat. 1006) \ 
Each $2.75, 3 for $7.20, doz. $28.80 
A new yellow rose from California, which 
has proved superior enough all over the 
country to win an All-America award. 
The bloom is about 4 inches across when 
fully open and is well filled with 50 to 60 
petals. The ovoid buds are golden yellow 
tinted light red; as they open, they become 
rich buff-yellow with pinkish shadings. 
The color lasts well. Slightly fragrant. A 
strong-growing, upright plant with plenty 
of foliage, blooming freely over a long 
period. 
HELEN 
~TRAUBEL 
FRED HOWARD 
Aelea“fraubel 
(Pat. 1028) 
Each $2.7573 fon$7.20, doz7o28;30 
A lovely new rose named for the great 
Metropolitan Opera star and certain to be 
a garden favorite as soon as it becomes dis- 
tributed and known. Its All-America award 
is evidence of its all-round good qualities. 
The color varies somewhat with the weather, 
from light sparkling pink to rich luminous 
apricot. The graceful buds are long 
and very large; open flowers are of 
very fine form and substance and 
reach a diameter of 4 to 5 inches. 
Pleasing fragrance. Tall, sturdy canes 
produce quantities of these magnifi- 
cent flowers. The plant grows 3 to 
5 feet tall, depending upon local 
growing conditions. 
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