ROSES 
CASHMAN NURSERIES, INC., OWATONNA, MINN. 
HYBRID TEA ROSES—Cont’d. 
Bin No. 
R-44 
R-45 
R-46 
R-48 
R-49 
R-50 
R-53 
R-54 
ROSE, PINK AND SALMON VARIETIES 
Helen’, Traubel \ 35...3.206055205.: Acie. ie. each $4.00 
1952 All-America Rose Winner. A flower sometimes 6 
inches across with 27 petals. Long stemmed; light pink 
to luminous apricot. Fully formed buds. (Pat. 1028.) 
Pink: Primes ® icccosfecisescden-seansens-gues- htop uci each $3.00 
Deep pink. Famous as the first Hybrid Tea free from 
premature defoliation. Very double. (Pat. 459.) 
Waal y Wii esi cxseyh oceaeccuccnue ps -tesoseescadereskcetenences cere.) eee each $3.00 
The face of the petals is a delightful shade of old-rose, but 
the reverse is brilliant cardinal-red. Tallyho features huge 
flowers of beautiful form, a plant of great vigor, and last 
but not least, a rich spicy fragrance. A.A.R.S. Winner, 
1949. (Pat. 828.) 
Katherine TT. Marshall .....00.1..0.2.4522.01..:.55-220 eee each $3.50 
A pink of rare beauty and form. A.A.R.S. Award, 1944. 
It is a clean, sparkling, warm pink of vigorous growth 
with large, open, friendly blooms. Frequently individual 
flowers are more than 5 inches across, but the petals are 
so heavy and sun resistant that they stand up well under 
all conditions. Very bushy and strong grower, it is a par- 
ticularly tall, striking plant in keeping with the large, 
warm pink flowers. Exceptionally good for cutting. (Pat. 
607.) 
Diamond | Sub ilee. tiie sissceccecee cape nest akan tena each $3.50 
A.A.R.S., 1948. One of the longest lasting of Hybrid Tea 
Roses. The warm, glowing buff-orange blooms open slow- 
ly. (Pat. 824.) 
YELLOW VARIETIES 
Soeur TREre@se \« s:.cnessescoicina dpideuscee-sadequdsbnaceece ae each $2.00 
Buttercup-yellow. An astonishing Rose with buds in can- 
delabras, each with its own cutting stem. 
Peace) lhe RR ee each $4.00 
This All-America Winner for 1946 is one of the most beauti- 
ful of all Roses and has probably won more prizes in shows 
than any other Rose in existence. Lovely shades of gold, 
cream and pink. The perfect, 5 to 6-inch bloom takes your 
breath away. Very vigorous and hardy. (Pat. 591.) 
Sutter's Golds ..4.2.30.05.500: ee ee each $4.00 
This 1950 All-America Winner has long, bright yellow buds 
shaded red and orange. It is the most fragrant of all 
yellow Roses. (Pat. 885.) 
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