SUTTER’S GOLD 
d J DB (Pat. 885) 
io) AARS winner 1950. A toast 
to the romance of early California 
history. Like the gold of the gold 
rush days, this rose is golden 
yellow with wonderful long buds 
which open fully into rather 
loose flowers. Tall, vigorous 
grower; bears lots of long- 
stemmed, lovely buds. As 
Bugs Bunny would say, ‘‘Hun- 
dreds of yellow yummies.” 
SLEIGH BELLS 
(Pat. 1004) 
One of the new white introductions. 
Fragrant, large, ovoid bud opens to medium- 
double flower. Blooms freely. 
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SUZON LOTTHE 
(Pat. 934) 
One of the new interesting camellia-shaped pearl- 
pink roses with some of the qualities of Peace. Exciting 
fragrance. Plants are vigorous growers, have large 
heavy foliage. 
SNOW BIRD 
A dainty, small, perfectly shaped white bud 
of the general petal formation of Picture. Very 
fine for corsage work or floral pieces where white 
is needed. Medium grower with lots of fine- 
leaved foliage. Charming fragrance. We think 
this is one of the very best white roses today. 
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