floribunda “Roses 
Everblooming bush roses with great masses of 
color throughout the summer and fall. Exceptionally 
hardy. 
Dormant plants $1.50 each, $15.00 per doz., except as noted. 
Potted plants $1.75 each, $18.00 per dozen, except as noted. 
Betty Prior. Plant Pat. 340. Beautiful silvery, rose-pink single 
flowers, blooms continuously. 
Dagmar Spaeth. Lovely alabaster white edged pink. 
Donald Prior. Plant Pat. 377. Huge clusters, bright scarlet 
crimson. 
Ellen Poulsen. Double bright rose-pink, fragrant. 
Else Poulsen. Beautiful semi-double bright rose-pink. 
Fashion. New, All-America Winner for 1950. Plant Pat. 789. 
Brilliant coral flowers overlaid with gold. Petals wavy. $2.00 
each. 
Golden Salmon. Brilliant salmon, almost clear orange. 
Goldilocks. New. Plant Pat. 672. Rich golden-yellow. Long 
lasting flowers. Vigorous growth. $1.75 each. 
Gruss an Aachen. Great clusters of large tea-rose pink with 
creamy tints. 
Ideal. Darkest red flowers, dark foliage. 
LaFayette Improved. Large clusters of bright cherry crimson. 
Very good for dry locations. 
Pinocchio. Plant Pat. 484. Brilliant salmon flushed with 
gold. Pointed buds in constant profusion. 
Summer Snow. Plant Pat. 416. The most prolific pure white 
Floribunda. Very large clusters. 
Triumph of Orleans. Bright cherry-pink, large clusters. 
White Pinocchio. Pat. applied for. Semi-double pure white 
flowers. $1.75 each. 
World’s Fair. Plant Pat. 362. Continuous blooming rose of 
deep velvety crimson. 
PLANTING 
Where subsoil is light and sandy, Roses should be 
given a depth of at least 24 to 30 inches of good fer- 
tile loam, with well-rotted cow manure thoroughly 
mixed in. Roses need good underdrainage, too. 
SPRAYING 
Roses always benefit from regular spraying. Use 
the new Rose-tox, a combination that controls 
Aphis, Blackspot and all other Rose insects and 
diseases. 
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