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Plant climbers for mass bloom and beautiful display. Scores of fragrant, colorful flowers with pleasing — 
summer foliage, Ideal to cover trellis or fence, walls or sloping banks, Graded according to standards 
of American Association of Nurserymen, explained in ‘’Facts about Wards Roses,’’ Page 11. Plant in 
spring or fall. All plants shipped Prepaid direct from Nursery at the proper planting time. See Page 15. 
HARDY OLD FASHIONED CLIMBERS—SAVE 35c TO 45c on Collection of 4 
Hundreds of fragrant blooms borne in clusters. Require little care, yet add beauty to your garden as the 
size and blooms increase. Hardy in all zones, but need some protection for best results in zones 7-9; see 
Zone Map, Page 13. Beautify fence, trellis or arbor with this colorful group of hardy Climbers. 
91 GK 5217—Grape A Climber Collection. Shipped Prepaid. Includes 1 each of 4 below for........ 3.45 
91 GK $134—PauL’s ScaARLET. Blooms in June. 
Tall growing. One of the brightest and best 
scarlet Climbers. Clusters of brilliant long-lasting 
flowers cover plant. Most popular climber. 
91 GK 5135—New Dawn. One of the hardiest 
everblooming Roses. Charming Old Fashioned 
shape. Delicate pink 4-inch blooms. Flowers con- 
tinuously all season. Old Rose fragrance, 
91 GK 5131—CL. American Beauty. Blooms 
in June. Early blooming, tall growing. Almost 
solid mass of large brilliant rose-red blooms 
from top to bottom. Sweet scent. 
(0) 91 GK 5107—Buaze. Tall climbing. Matches 
spring blooming Paul's Scarlet. Best bright 
scarlet in everblooming Climber. Clusters almost 
conceal foliage in spring; blooms through fall, 
Prices oF AsBove 4 CiimBers Shipped Prepaid from Nursery—State Catalog No. and Grade 
GRADE VAY eraeireseroit ys nies. © 6 Each 95c 
EVERBLOOMING HYBRID TEA CLIMBERS 
SAVE 30c TO 40c on Collection of 3 
Bloom in June, and intermittently all summer. Med- 
jum height. Your favorite Hybrid Tea Roses in 
climbing form. Blooms are same large size as 
Hybrid Tea Roses on previous pages. Long cutting 
stems, true rose fragrance. Prefer open sunny 
location; require winter protection in zones 7-9 
(see Zone Map, Page 13). 
COLLECTIONS OF EVERBLOOMING CLIMBERS 
91 GK 5213—Grape A. 1 ea. of 3 below....... Syils 
91 GK 5214—Grape AA. 1 ea. of 3 below... 3.65 
) 91 GK 5105—CL. Tatisman. Perfectly formed 
two-toned flowers of rich scarlet red with 
golden yellow on reverse of petals. 
(F) 91 GK 5102—C.t. ETorLe pE HoLLANDE. Magnifi- 
cent double flowers; velvety, rich crimson-red 
petals. One of the loveliest red Climbers. 
91 GK 5106—CL. Mrs. P. S. Du Pont. Deep gold- 
en yellow double blossoms. Sweetly fragrant. 
Prices oF Apove CuiimBerRs State Cat. No., Grade 
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GRADE A Alaa fener Each 1.10 
RECENT PATENTED CLIMBERS 
SAVE 80c on Collection of 3 
Bloom in June and intermittently all summer. 
Climbs to a medium height. New modern Climbers, 
Noted Hybridizers have crossed famous Roses to 
achieve these brilliant fadeless colors, fine foli- 
age and vigorous growth. For size and grades of 
Patented Climbers, see Page 11. Thrive in all 
zones. Protect in zones 7-9; see Page 13. 
COLLECTION OF PATENTED CLIMBERS 
91 GK 5247—Prepaid. 1 each of 3 below...5.70 
(H) 91 GK 5109—Dr. J. H. Nico.tas. Extra large, 
deep, rose-pink flowers. Fragrant clusters 
with 3 to 4 blooms on each long stem. Plant 
POtr4 OJ se PRO DCI acctsdctoaieicrercetiine ace Each 2.00 
91 GK 5101—Ct. Crimson Giory. Often voted 
the most popular red rose in America. This 
climbing form displays its dramatic rich crimson 
color to best advantage. Long graceful stems. 
Wonderfully fragrant. Pat. 736.Prepaid.Each 2.00 
91 GK 5108—CL. Peace. The sensational 
Peace rose in climbing form. Peace is con- 
sidered to be the finest rose ever developed. 
Ivory yellow with pink edges. Sturdy big blooms. 
Vigorous grower. Pat. No. 932. Prepaid. Ea. BS) 
EVERBLOOMING FLORIBUNDA ROSES—HARDY, EASY TO GROW 
Medium height bush covered with clusters of roses. Bloom all summer. Use for borders or for massed 
effects. One of the easiest roses to grow. Bushes last many years. Plant 18-24 inches apart. Thrive in all 
zones but need some winter protection in zones 8-9; see Zone Map, Page 13. See Page 11 for grades. 
RECENT PATENTED FLORIBUNDAS 
SAVE 85c on Collection of 4 
An outstanding collection of recent introductions. 
91 GK 5230—Prepaid. 1 ea. of first 4 below.. .5.65 
91 GK 5055—Prnoccuto. Pointed buds salmon 
flushed gold. Open slowly to big clusters 
of Roses. Plant Pat. 484. Prepaid....... Each 1.50 
91 GK 5060—Rep Pinoccuio. Fragrant deep 
carmine blooms 3/2 inches across. Long last- 
ing and unfading in color.Pat. 812.Prepaid.Ea. | 
91 GK 5059—Go.piLocxs. Wide clusters of true 
golden yellow double blooms, often 314 
inches across. Plant. Pat. 672. Prepaid..Each 1.50 
91 GK 5057—Fasuton, All America Rose Sel. 
(1950) and winner of British Gold Medal and 
French Bagatelle. Only new rose ever to win all 3 
awards. New color too—rich coral pink over- 
laid with gold. Pat. 789. Prepaid........ Each 2.00 
FAVORITE FLORIBUNDAS 
SAVE 35c TO 45c on Collection of 4 
91 GK 5245—Grape A. 1 ea. of 4 below... .3.45 
91 GK 5246—Grapbe AA. 1 ea. of 4 below. hills) 
91 GK 5052—FLorapora. A 1945 All America 
Selection. Dainty cup-shaped flowers are cin- 
nabar red with scarlet touches, Glossy foliage. 
91 GK 5062—RosENELFE. Exquisitely perfect 
rose-pink Hybrid Tea form. Several blooms on 
a single stem. Blooms continuously. 
91 GK 5053—Improvep LaFayetre. Almost 
covered with bright red blooms. Upright. 
91 GK 5065—Wuirte LAFAYETTE. Pure white flow- 
ers almost cover the bush. Blooms profusely. 
Prices oF ABove State Catalog No. and Grade 
(Mini ee  Jaeyeetlela nad opal cot Each 95¢ 
GRADER ELODCUC , simumtalaieleletsiatelorr Each 1.15 
Cumpinec Roses Are Most BEAUTIFUL ON A TRELLIS OR ARBOR—SEE PAGES 42 AND 43, 
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