SHOW GIRL 
5007, (Plant Pat. No. 646) One of the 
finest deep pinks you’ll ever see! Lovely 4 
buds borne generously on long stems. A 
standout. 
SHOW GIRL @ 
Each $2.00, Postpaid. py 
NEW YORKER 
HELEN 
ee. 5015. (Plant Pat, No. 823 . 4 
IMPERIAL TRAUBEL 2 3 fa at ; : : eee ae 
; ie CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ing, red does not fade, but holds its ric 
2 color until the last tals fall. T en- 
5004. 1953 All-America Award petals falta Tremen 
¥ Ka Winner. A true crimson color, with dous blooms come on long stems, A real 
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blooms often five inches in diame- 
ter. Glossy green foliage provides 
7 4 a ee background for the unusually large Each $2.00, Postpaid. 
; and glowing roses. ns 
Each $2.75, Postpaid. 
: PEACE 
HELEN TRAUBEL 5021. (Plant Pat. No. 591) Long 
PD 5014. (Plant Pat. No. 1028) This Ae. buds of white and gold are edged 
lovely new rose features beautiful- ; : fale 
SUTTER’S "3 RS ly ees bude Sad Howes cic AIRS cerise. The center is golden, with 
delightfully different color, shading a cerise edging. One of the most beauti- 
from sparkling pink to luminous apricot. 5 
Thrilling color and rich fragrance make it a ful roses you will ever see, 
breath-taking addition to your garden, 
Each $2.75, Postpaid. 
beauty. 
Each $2.50, Postpaid. 
he 3 roses pictured SUTTER’S GOLD 
above: order No. 5295 5023. (Plant Pat. No. 885), The 
A $7 75 Valve PAID long pointed yellow buds open to 
: 1 3 
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A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN OF 3 
One each of the 3 roses shown here... 
a $6.50 value. 
Order No. 5296 
ALL 3 ONLY $5.70, Postpaid. 
ROSARIAN'S FAVORITE DOZEN 
Order No. 5299 
(A $27.50 VALUE) FOR ONLY $24.15, POSTPAID 
1 EACH OF THE 12 CAREFULLY SELECTED ROSES ON THIS PAGE 
FORTY NINER 
§ 2 superb yellow rose with delicate 
veinings of copper. Unusually free 
blooming and very fragrant 
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. MOJAVE SLEIGH BELLS 
(GP 700° (Plant Pat. Now 792) Be QP S001, Plant Pat, No. 5006, (Plant Pat. No. 1004) A truly 
Mes serge SS Stier a oe nae ARS 1176) An unusual blend of : gorgeous white rose. An abundance _ 
Sie oe chrome yel- salmon, apricot and orange. ; _ of tremendous blooms, all borne singly 
low. These glowing colors contrast so In cool weather salmon changes to en long stems. Very profuse | ducer . 
vividly that they draw attention and ad- red, blended with the other colors. ~ = = of outstandingly beautiful roses, Very 
miration at first glance. Beautiful new AARS Winner for 1954. Fragrant. 
Each $2.50, Postpaid. Each $3.00, Postpaid. Each $2.00, Postpaid. 
ROSE OF FREEDOM 
GOLDEN SCEPTER 5000. (Plant Pat. No. 791) City of Portland 
Award for 1947_ The glowing currant-red blooms 
have 60 to 70 petals and are usually borne 
ing yellow and lovely shape. Judged singly on strong, straight stems 28 to 32 inches 
“Best Rose” by Nat’l. Rose Society and tall. The vigorous upright bush blooms very 
Royal Horticultural Society of England, freely. Very fragrant. Extra scat 
won highest award in Holland. Each $2.00, Postpaid. 
Each $2.00, Postpaid. 
5008. (Plant Pat. No. 910) True, unfad- 
~~ : SAN FERNANDO 
ms Pat. No. 785) Mag- 
GOLDEN 5025. (Plant Pa Dae 
TER S nificent 30-petaled rose 
@2 ; Age ing currant-red, changing to 
bright glowing scarlet. Very fragrant. 
1948 AARS Winner. 
Each $1.75, Postpaid. 
a SAN 
FERNANDO 
Fifi. 
4 
3 BEAUTIES - 1 PRICE 
Order No. 5297 
One each of these 3 love- 
lies. A $6.25 Value. 
ALL 3 ONLY $5.50, 
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