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Beyond question the rose is the most beautiful and satisfac- ~~~ 
- tory of. all flowers. In the South we are particularly fortunate 
in being able to grow outside many varieties not hardy enough 
to withstand the rigid northern winters. 
We believe that’ we know Roses, know those varieties best 
adapted to Southern culture and conditions. We grow annually 
great quantities of Roses with the assurance that each and 
every one of them is the best of its class and color and will 
please you. 
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Ss sscescat ond is wlicislape SE a aye 
ye ‘ e mmey vermeneramm salmon flower tinged orange. Orange-copper, or golden orange and 
ch “% BETTY UPRICHARD.-outside copper with orange SUNBURST s“Solden, yellow—all intense shades giving 
---——-_- - suffsion. Remarkably attractive. A large, open long- an extremely brilliant effect; long pointed buds on long 
te lasting and very fragrant flower. ‘ - Stems, with splendid keeping qualities as a cut flower; 
ae, ai A brilliant shade of le | ed SOE Ae 
i: clear red; 
ETOILE DE FRANCE.-arge flowers on Jong stiff 
A splendid new yellow variety, 
stems. « LADY ‘HILLINGTON one of the most prolific cut 
Koes fide flowers. Color deep apricot yellow, varying to orange. — 
ite; 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIJAsiarce,” superb: 
The oldest Hybrid Tea, with lovely, dou- 
double; probably the very best white Rose grown, 
LA FRANCE nic, pale pink blooms, more deliciously 
eg Re Ade “1 ‘ : scented than any other. It is still desired by many who 
bat " Se é olden. yellow; .very: sweet scent- remember its unsurpassed fragrance. hele: 
y EYOULE DE LYON.ea and sometimes called bush : a i 
arechal Neil. ; eae : This vividly colored rose is receiving 
} OSs TALISMAN. -nuch publicity and it actually does mer- 
x PINK RADIANCE Brilliant, rose pink; large full it all of the fine things that are claimed for it. The 
a Pavam MbBBar RED ‘flowers, very fragrant; an excel- coloring is truly marvelous, being a mixture of or- 
lent rose. Fis iad ange and yellow in irregular proportions, varying so 
AED RADIANCE core ee rciest ted roses. Beton ode: anise eeoecatnely syeet goonted. When 
aa citigicn at oloe ee eSNG -you have once seen a perfect bud of Talisman, you 
SErpAge es TIC. Ted (ClOr. cannot rest until you have it in your garden. 
The latest of the 
fee) __Golden yell - hire aha 
LUXEMBURG.—Golden yellow; thrifty grower PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. new mutti-col- 
— Bright dark red: Highly per- ored roses, combining many shades of cerise-pink, 
‘ETOILE De HOLLAND urnsea, and can be Gased as flame scarlet, and yellow; the long buds being beau- 
one of our best dark red roses. Strong grower and a tifully formed, opening slowly, and possessing a deli- 
profuse bloomer. cious fragrance. It is certainly quite different from or- 
or: a eas e RAC -* dinary rose varieties and we have been much im- 
wy A pure white sport of the pressed with its brightly colored flowers. 
We HITE KILLARNEY, -tamous iKllarney. The long Two-year-old field grown roses: 
buds and large open flowers surpass in beauty and size Each, 75¢ 10, $7.00 - 100, 60.00 _ 
even its parent. This is one of the six best sellers. 
This magnificent rose is by far, the : CLIMBING ROSES — CRIMS N RAMBLER— 
PAUL NEYRON.targest variety in cultivation; very The original of the group; dwarf, bushy, profusely 
double and full; of a beautiful deep rose color and de- blooming; its compact clusters of bright crimson; 
lightfully fragrant; borne upon vigorous, upright Shoots flowers continuously. 
te in great abundance throughout the entire season. — Elegant; pure white, ro- 
a Large size, very fragrant. Color, clear CLIMBING KAISERINA.—pust vine. : 
COLUMBIA.-mperial pink, deepening as it opens to 
glowing pink. \ ETOILE DE LYON.— Yellow. 
FRAU KARL DUSCHKI One of the purest white RADIANCE.— Pink. RADIANCE. _-Red. 
“roses known and sometimes ; ; 
known as Snow Queen. Very large blooms with im- All our rose bushes will be field grown, two-year-old 
-_ _mense petals of splendid substance. Splendid foliage plants that will please you. ) 
and blooms on good, strong, stiff stems. Upright, strong. Each, 85c 10, $8.00 100, $70.00 
We need good men to work part time, if only to cover your local neighborhood. You 
can do this in your spare time; the work will pay you well for the time put into it. Or bet- 
“id ter, if you will devote all of your time to it, we will pay you a commission; or better give 
7, ay ‘a net dealer contract—in this we will give you wholesale prices on the goods you will sell, pack 
a . ; j your orders as you sell them, deliver to our express or freight office, and for your com- 
“y SALESM tied mission or profit in the deal, you will add to the net costs in the same way as your merchant 
: will do on the goods you buy from him, This is, we believe, the most satisfactory way to 
WANTED work, ag you will be your own boss, As to the prices you will sell to your trade for, in only 
a short time be able to build up a trade that will buy from you each season, and give a 
salesman work to do over the entire year, and good men will net, when all of ther time is 
given to the work, from $100.00 to $300.00 per month and better for twelve months in each 
year. The work will be pleasant, profitable and easy. Write for full particulars. 
