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ANTEE OF THE BESTCAPISTRANO
(Plant Patent No. 922)
utilul long tapered buds of bright cherry-red open to
lense, long lasting, perfect blooms of clear sparkling
>-pink on long slender stems, they are ideal for cutting,
plant is a vigorous grower, large shiny green leaves
the blooms are exceptionally fragrant. Price $2.25 each
tpaid.
CHRYSLER IMPERIAL(Plant Patent No. 11G7)
In color the Chrysler Imperial Rose i:; unmatchedby any other rose with its rich tontt of crim-
son red. The long tapering buds never fail to
unfold. In growth, the Chrysler Imperial RoseBush is very compact and well balanced. Thefoliage large, dark green, semi-glossy. We highlyrecommend this rose to our good customers.Price S2.75 each, postpaid.
FORTY-NINER(Plant Patent No. 792)
A beautiful tv/o-tone rose, brick-red inside of petals and orange yellov/
the outside of the petals. The flowers ore large and of good substance, foli
is dark green. The buds open to a beautiful full flower. Price $2.50 each, ppaid.
PEACE(Plant Patent No. 591)
McCLUNG'SNOVELTY GREEN ROSE
(This is not a Patented Rose)
McClung's Novelty Green rose is not patented bul
it is a much sought for and an outstanding novelty.
The flowers are of medium size and are the same color
as the foliage, dark, pea-green. Because of its greencolor it is often used in floral arrangements. Veryhardy and grows under almost all conditions. We knowyou will prize this odd curiosity Strong 2-Year plantseach $1.50, postpaid.
.L ROSE OFFER "B"
2 Red Roses56 1 Yellow Rose.te Rose
OR $0.75
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PATENTED ROSESPEACE
(Mme. A. MeiUand)(Plai .. S9l)
This glorious Rose is almosr unbeliev-ublo in its beouly size and lasting qucl-ilies. The buds are golden yellow en-livened by a Hush ol vivid pink al Ihe
pelal edges. These buds open slowly,
giving long-lasling blooms Ihol show
rose that
SI.75 psa
DICKSONS RED(Plant PalenI No. 37S)
)w arrival from the Emerald I;
s the lips ol a prelly Colleen
St as bewitching The color hoi
nol blue with age. A slut
IS incrcosingly Price bo
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ler stems, they c
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CHRYSLER IMPERIAL
unlold. In growth,
ioliage large, dork g
CLIMBING ROSESA rose of many purposes and uses, uan be used on Irelises, lor covering un^.^jhiiy objet;la, iui atjittjiis along
fences. All our climbing roses lisled are EVERBLOOMING except Paul's Scarlet Climber and Climbing Ai
Beauly. All ol them have Ihe good blooming qualities as (heir parent ihe bush rise. Plant a lol of them,
PRICES ON ALL CUMBING HOSES LISTED 79 cents each S7.90 per doz. POSTPAID
BLAZE CLIMBER— A beautiful bright red climber,
l!ov;ers medium to large grov/n in clusters, a line rose
for screens and planting along a fence
CL AMERICAN BEAUTY - Large dark red flov/ers, aheavy grov/er and recommended for planting where it
will have room to develop along a fence or for a screen.
CL. CALEDONIA— A fine while, nol a very heavygrov/er so is recommended for frelis planting.
CL COLUMBIA— A fine pink, rather fosl grower,should be kept in bounds by pruning.
The finest red ever-
i used for practically
PEACE(Planl Palenl No. 591)
the outside ol the petals. The Mowers ore lo.-ge andis dark green. The buda open lo a beautilul lull Uow
CL. ETODLE DE HOLLANDEblooming climbing 'rose, can be uany purpose, a very heavy bloomer.
CL. FRANCIS SCOTT KEY— A fii
blooms of good substance, a medirose, large red
1 heavy grov/er.
CL K. A. VIKTORIA— A fine while variety,grov^er therefore excellent for Irelis planting.
CL METEOR— Large velvety red flov/ers. Lormedium hea-/-/ grov/er
CL. RED RADIANCE — Dark red flowers, a vigorousgrower theretore sh aid be planted v/here it will haveroom to grow, for s .eens and fence planting.
CL P. S, DU PONT -A fine yellov/ climber. large full
yeWovf flov/ers, a mt lium grower.
CL PINK RADIANCE- Dork large pink flov/ers, Ihe
plant is a vigorou: grower and should be plantedv/here it v/ill have rc 'm lo develop.
CL. PRES. HERBERT HOOVER— A fine two-tone rose,
large firm buds oper 'ng to beautiful flowers, a mediumgrov/er. fine for treliT planting,
CL. TALISMAN— A fine tv/o-tone rose, a mediumheavy grower, excellenl for Irelis planting.
MARECHAL NIEL— A yellow rose very much in de-mand on account of Ihe beautiful yellow flov/ers that
do not fade, one ol Ihe best of the yellov/ varieties,
a medium grov/er and excellent for Irelis plantina
SHOULD BE PLANTED WHERE IT WILL HAVE PRO-TECTION DURING THE WINTER MONTHS.
PAUL'S SCARLET CUMBER — The well known scarlet
rose, large trusses ol scarlet flov/ers. A vigorouEgrov/er. excellent lor screens and fence planting.
DICKSONS RED
McCLUNG'SNOVELTY GREEN ROSE
The fiowers are ol mediuas the (oliage, dark, peccolor it is often used
:
hordy and grows under c
CL. RED AMERICAN BEAUTY CI. COLUMBIA
McCLUNG SPECIAL ROSE OFFER "B'Consisting ol
1 Pink Rose 2 Bed Roses1 Two-Tone Hose 1 Yellow Rose
I White Rose
ROSES FOR $^75Six roses for $3 75 POSTAGE PAID
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CLIMBING FLORADORAPlant Pat. 1054
A NEW INTRODUCTION — A wonderful climbing rose of the Floradora
family. We are fortunate in being able to offer you this fine new climbing
rose this year. Wherever it has been grown people are very proud to be
in possession of this new and fine introduction.
A rose in a class by itself, a fine grower, beautiful lush green foliage,
blooms of a beautiful red and it is always in bloom. A rose that can be
planted on a trelis where it will grow compact and give you a wealth of
blooms from early summer until late fall.
BE FIRST IN YOUR SECTION TO OWN ONE OF THESE
BEAUTIFUL ROSES
Orders will be filled in the rotation as received
S2.00 EACH POSTPAID TO YOUR DOOR
I
MRS. HENRY BOWLES CALEDONIA
HADLEY DAME EDITH HELEN
CoIIectioi
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SISTER THERESE E. G. HILL
McCLUNG'S EVERBLOOMAMERICAN BEAUTY— A fine old red rose, nice buds for
cutting, not considered everblooming.
AMI QUINARD— One of our darkest of red roses, a goodbloomer but not very double.
BETTY UPRICHARD— A fine two-tone pink rose, a goodbloomer, excellent for bedding.
BRIARCLIFF — A fine pink rose, not many thorns which is anasset, excellent blooms for cutting.
CALEDONIA — One of our finest white roses, long slender
buds, excellent for cutting.
CHARLES K. DOUGLAS — A fine red rose, full blooms, excel-
lent foliage, good for cutting.
COLUMBIA— A fine satiny pink rose, fine foliage, excellent
buds openinq to full well-formed flowers.
CONDESA DE SASTAGO A two-tone rose, flowers openingto a brilliant color of brick red and yellow.
CRUSADER — A good red rose, blooms medium large, excel-
lent for cut flowers.
DAINTY BESS — A single rose of soft pink showing brownstamens in center, a heavy grower and fine bloomer.
DAME EDITH HELEN — A fine pink rose, buds of large size
oprniri ; t ; ;.• • }_ .nk flower.
DUDLEY CROSS — A line old rose that is practically thornless.
A line yellovv with a light tinted pink on the outer edges of
the petals, the bush has low arowinq habits but it does well
in all section?
EDITOR McFARLAND— A good dark pink rose, a me-dium tall grower, excellent firm buds for cutting.
EDITH NELLIE PERKINS— An excellent rose of pinkon one side of the petals and darker pink on the
other, considered in the family of the two-tone pink••oc;oc; a nood bloomer.
E. G. HILL—Dark rose of good substance, full
double flowers of distinct red, fine for cutting.
ESSENCE k b
a vigorous^we
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FLORADOm-irose can be rlxit
variety.
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Casli must accompany all oidoiB ap wp have no Credit Departmentand would only hove to add to our pricep to sell on lermB. So RendCurrency. Post Oilice or ExpreBP Money Order, or pemonal check. Nooidem will be accepted lor Iobs than SI.00 unlesB 2S cents extra is
included lor packing pORtage.
PACKING AND SHIPPING: Our roses are packed in tightly, heavyr.ralt paper or burlap and are guaranteed to reach you in good, IreEn
condition. All orders are dug, filled and shipped, as near as possible,
Ihe same day received and it is necessary that you stale how youwant your shipment made, otherwise we shall use our judgment to
ship thp best way, without assuming responsibility.
OUR GUARANTEEWo guarantor all our Roror to be true to name and, on proper prool.
will replace any that ore not. but will not bo reRponBiblo beyondreplacing the plants. Our plantR are oIro guaranteed to reach youin good condition in every roBpect, or your money will be rolundod.
H you do not care to have additional plants to replace thorn.
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We grow our own roses, we grow the best, when you ordefrom McClung you will get roses that will grow and bloonfor you.
Our roses are 2 year field grown FIRST GRADE PLANTSThe best is none too good. ORDER DIRECT FROM US. B(assured that you will get the best plants that can be grownREMEMBER— OUR PRICES INCLUDE ALL CHARGES PAIITO YOUR DOOR.
POLYANTHA ROSES
This type of rose is used mostly for
planting in groups and for hedges,they are very hardy and need little
care. Their blooming qualities can-not be surpassed as they bloom theentire summer.
BABY ORLEANS — A showy pink va-riety, small double flowers, alwaysin bloom.
BABY TAUSENDSCHON — Flowersof medium size, white to soft pinkborne in clusters.
CECIL BRUNNER (Sweetheart Rose)—Small buds of light pink with aslight yellow color at the base of
the petals. A vigorous grower andbloomer. One of the best of thePolyanthas. A MUST FOR YOURGARDEN.CHATILLON— Large clusters of
bright pink semi-double blooms.ELLEN POULSON— Bright rose-pink,darker on the edges, a good va-riety.
ELSE POULSON— An outstandingvariety in the Baby Rambler roses,
the blooms are larger, bright rose-pink.
GEORGE ELGER — Dainty goldenbuds turning to a pale cream color,
a fine rose for bedding.
GOLDEN SALMON— Bright orangesalmon flowers in large clusters, afine rose in its class.
IDEAL— Dark Scarlet flowers withvery dark shadings, the blooms aredouble of medium size.
KATHARINA ZEIMET— Small butvery double white blooms in largeclusters, a fine white.
KIRSTEN POULSON— Color brightred or roses-scarlet blooms carriedin long sprays, a vigorous grower.
[ING ROSES, 79c each, $7.90 per dozen POSTPAIDA fragrant rose of Hery crimson velvety petals,
iis^rower, fine for cutting.
DE HOLLANDE— CONSIDERED ONE OF OUR BESTSES— one that never fails to bloom all summer long,
etagrant flower, fine for cut flowers.
)ORA— A gay Floribunda rose of cinnabar red, this
te planted in groups for effect or singly, a fine
r.DUNLOP— Deep rose-pink with large pointed buds;: ull fragrant blooms, fine for cutting.
5 SCOTT KEY — A beautiful dark rose, full flowersic!e, fragrant.
lAJL DRUSCHKI or WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY—rose, large blooms, a very heavy grower and can
edinto a pillar rose. Not considered everblooimng butlove recurrent blooms in the fall of the year.
yAWN—A fine yellow rose sometimes with a splash-)iiit orange at the base of the petals, considered a;ein this class.
1 0PHELIA —-A yellow rose of good substance, excel-
K fme blooms for cutting.
OUS— Very double light yellow rose overspread withma orange.
BIE— Scarlet-crimson, a vigorous grower with bloomsst^n;. making it a fine rose for cutting.
'-Rich crimson-red blooms with velvety texture, aeorower, fine for cut flowers.
IHILL— A fine light yellow with darker center, a fine
ose.
:E|.L. mock— A fine rosy pink color fading to a sil-
lite at the tips of the petals, blooms of large size onus, fine for cutting.
mOWN AND WILL BLOOMastTexas Fields, the Largest Rose Growing,U.S. A.fUY DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS: It has been brought to our alten-
Ijjn;nat salesmen are going through the country claiming to repre-McClung Bros. Rose Nursery. Let us caution you that we do not
jjicloy any salesmen or order takers. You deal direct with thepntr when ordering from us, thereby eliminating the extra profit
jlcommission added by salespeople. Our customers get the bene-
[I ol these and other savings (by our methods of doing business)[[jo'jgh lower prices, as well as better plants.
LOCATION: McClung Bros. Rose Nursery is located five miles north-j.jsl of Tyler, Texas, on Route 5, right in the very heart of the larg-jsltose growing section of the United States. Here, climate and soiljiejiost ideal for producing the healthy, hardy plants that bear ourijri' If nearby, visit our nurseries. You're always welcome.
REFERENCES:jiJser o{ CommerceInstate Bank & Trust Co.
Peoples National BankCitizens National Bank
... or any other business house of Tyler, TexasIso our customers (name of some near you sent on request)
JULIEN POTIN— Fine clear /allow rose of strong vigorousgrowth. Fine shapely flowers.
K. A. VIKTORIA — A beautiful white rose, one of the best of
the older varieties, it never fails to produce blooms all summerlong.
LADY HILLINGDON— Deep apricot yellow to orange, slender
pointed buds, a free-flowering rose.
LUXEMBOURG— Flowers deep yellow. Long pointed buds ongood stems for cutting. A strong thrifty grower.
MARGARET McGREDY — Orange vermillion blooms with light
green foliage, an excellent rose for your garden.
MAMAN COCHET WHITE—An old rose, medium to large
flowers, a rose that is always in bloom.
MRS. CHARLES MILL or SHELL PINK RADIANCE— One of the
Radiance family of roses, has the same good qualities of the
parent plant, a heavy grower, good foliage and large flowers.
MRS. E. P. THOM— Fine long buds of pure yellow, an excel-
lent rose for cutting.
MRS. HENRY BOWLES— Flowers of clear pink shading light-
ly when opened, a good lasting rose, fine for cut flowers.
MRS. P. S. DU PONT— One of the best of the yellow roses,
good long buds, the flowers hold their color to full opening.
PAUL NEYRON— Large pink buds, very full flowers, the plant
is practically thornless, not everblooming.
PINK RADIANCE— A fine rose, strong grower with nice fo-
liage, large blooms of a beautiful pink color.
POINSETTIA — A very poular rose, dark red large blooms re-
taining their color, dark green foliage.
PRES. HERBERT HOOVER— A fine two-tone rose, beautiful
large buds opening to full flowers of brick-red and yellow.
RED RADIANCE— A heavy growing variety, large red bloomsthat are lasting, beautiful foliage.
RED TALISMAN— A beautiful red rose, good foliage and arobust grower, fine for cutting.
SYRACUSE— A very dark red rose, blooms of medium size
making it fine for cut flowers, bush a heavy and robust grower.SENSATION— Flowers very large and double, fragrant, hasexcellent foliage.
SISTER THERESA— Chrome-yellow buds tinged with carmine,very fragrant, a fine cutting rose.
TALISMAN— An excellent rose in the colors of gold, apricot
yellow, deep pink and old rose, a tall grower with flowers
on long stems making it a fine cutting rose.
TEXAS CENTENNIAL— A fine brick red rose, foliage darkgreen, the beautiful buds opening to large full flowers.
WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY— See Frau Karl Druschki.
WILLIAM F. DREER— A very large flower of deep rose-pink,
very fragrant, a free bloomer.
WHITE RADIANCE— Of the radiance family, has all of the
same good qualities as the parent only it is white.
YELLOW CONDESA DE SASTAnn_ Lc: ae deep yellow buds
RED RADIANCE
YELLOWCONDESA DE SASTAGO
K. A. VIKTORIA
PINK RADIANCE
5> McCLUNG ROSES ARE THE BEST THAT CAN BEGROWN - WE GROW THEM
CLIMBING FLORADORAPlant Pat. I0S4
A NEW miHODUCTION— A wonderlul climbing rose ol llie Floradoia
family. We are fortunate in being able to offer you tfiis fine nev/ climbing
rose this year Wfierever it ftas been grov/n people are very proud to bein possession of this nev/ and fine introduction.
A rose in a ctoss by itseif, a fine grov/er, beoutiiul lusti green foliage,
blooms of a beautifuf red and it is alv/ays in bioom. A rose that can beplanted on a trelis wlrere it v/ill grovr compac! and give you a v/eallh of
bfooms from early summer unlil fate faff
BE FmST IN YOUR SECTION TO OWN ONE OF THESE
BEAUTIFUL ROSES
Orders will be filled in ttie rotation as received
S2.00 EACH POSTPAID TO YOUR DOOR
Collection A
12ROSES
for
$y.50
OI\E EACH OF THE
12 VARIETIES
LISTED HERE ll\
COLOR— ALL
PROPERLY LABELED
Guaranteed
To
Bloomi V 7\SISTER THERESE BETTY UPRICHARD CONDESA DE SASTAGO
McCLUNG ROSESWe grow our own roses, we grow the best, when you orderfrom McClung you will get roses that will grow and bloomfor you.
Our roses are 2 year field grown FIRST GRADE PLANTSThe best is none too good. ORDER DIRECT FROM US. Beassured that you will gel the best plants that can be grownREMEMBER — CUB PRICES INCLUDE ALL CHARGES PAIDTO YOUR DOOR.
POLYANTHA ROSES
This lype ol rose ia used moslly lor
planling in groups ond for hedges.Ihey are very hardy and need Ullle
care. Their blooming qualiiies can-nol he surpassed as ihey bloom the
BABY ORLEANS— A showy pink va-
3l medium size, white lo goII p.nfc
borne in clusters
CECIL BRUNNER (Sweelhearl Rose)—Small buds ol light pint v/ilh aahghl yellow color at the base ol
the pelcis. A vigorous grower andbioomer. One ol the best ol the
Polyonthos, A MUST FOR YOURGARDEN.CHATILLON— Urge clusters ol
bright pink semi-double bloomsELLEN POULSON — Bright rose-pink,darker on the edges, a good va-
ELSE POULSON— An outstandingvariety in the Baby Rombler roses,
the blooms are larger, bright rose-
GEORGE ELGEH— Dainty goldenbuds turning to a pale cream color,
a line rose lor bedding.
GOLDEN SALMON— Bright orange
IDEAL— Dark Scarlet ilowevery dark shadings, the biodouble ol medium size.
KATHARINfl ZEIMET— Smivery double white blooms i
KIRSTEN POULSON— Colorred or roses-scarlet blooms
McCLUNG'S EVERBLOOMING ROSES, 79c each, $7.90 per dokn POSTPAIDCONDESA DE SASTAGO
AMERICAN BEAUTY — A line old red rose, nice buds for
cutlimy, not considered everblooming.
AMI QUINARD - - One of our darkest of red roses, a goodbloomer but not very double.
BETTY UPRICHARD— A fine two-tone pink rose, a goodbloorner, excellent lor bedding.
BRIARCLIFF— A line pink rose, not many thorns which is anasset, excellent blooms for cutting,
CALEDONIA — One of our finest white roses, long slender
buds, excellent for cutting.
CHARLES K. DOUGLAS— A fine red rose, full blooms, excel-
lenl foliage, good for cutting.
COLUMBIA— A line satiny pink rose, fine foliage, excellent
buds opening to full v/e!l-formed llov/ers.
CONDESA DE SASTAGO — A tv/o-tone rose, llowers opening:olor ol brick red and yellow.
elvety petals
blooms medium large, excel-
o! solt pink showing brownv/er and fine bloomer,
pink rose, buds of large size
; that is practically (hornless.
CRUSADER — A good red r
lent for cut flov/ers.
DAINTY BESS— A single rosi
stamens in center, a heavy grc
DAME EDITH HELEN — A fine
op.-er- . : ;. ; 'ink flov/er.
DUDLEY CROSS A line old r
A line yellov,- v.iiii a light tinted pink on the outer t
liie petals, the bush has lov/ grov/ing habils but il does welli.n oil sections,
EDITOR McFARLAND—A good dark pink rose, a me-dium toll grower, excellent firm buds lor cutting.
EDITH NELLIE PERKINS—An excellent rose of pinkside ol the petals and darker pink on the
jnsidered in the lamily ol the two-tone pinkgood bloomer
E. G. HILL—Dark rose ol good substance, lull
double flov/ers ol distinct red, fine lor cuttina
ESSENCE — A fragrant rose ol fiery c
g vigorous.grower, fine for cuttina,
ETOILE DEI HOUANDE— CONSIDERED ONE OF OUR BESTRED ROSES— one that never fails to bloom al! summer long,large line fragrant flower, fine for cut ffowers.
FLORADORA- A gay Floribunda rose of cinnabar red. this
rose can be planted in groups for effect or singly, a line
variety
FRANK F. DUNLOP— Deep rose-pink with large pointed budsopening to lull fragrant blooms, line lor cutting.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY— A beautiful dark rose, lull llowersvery double, Irogranl.
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI or WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY—A fine v/hite rose, large blooms, a very !;. :
be trained into a pillar rose. Not consider- i
it does have recurrent blooms in the lall o; tti-..' y-j.i.'-
GOLDEN DAWN—A line yellow rose sometimes with a splashing of burnt orange at the base of the petals, considered agood rose in this class.
GOLDEN OPHELIA — A yellow rose o( good substance, excel-
lent foliage, line blooms for cutting.
GORGEOUS— Very double light yellow rose overspread with
copper ana orange
GRENOBLE — Scarlet-crimson, a vigorous grov/er with bloomsse for cutting
ir y^lov,'- 1 mg vigorouslULEN POTIN — Fine clear
grov/tli. Fine shapelyJlo:'
K. A. VIKTORIA — A beautifuf white ro;
the older varieties, it never (ails Jo produi
LADY HILLINGDON— Deep aprkot yellow to orange, slender
f.-1 free-flowering ro;e.
LUXEMBOURG - Ffowers deep ; ellov/. Long pointed buds onI
., siting, A strong t,Tifty grov/er.
MARGARET McGREDY — Orar.g : vermillion blooms with Ught
MAMAN COCHET WHITE—An old rose, medium to large
-:: :i! is alv/oys in b Dom.
MRS, CHARLES BELL or SHELL F:!>rK RADIANCE— One of the
oi roses, has i same good qualities of the
..cavy grower, c. . i ioliage and large flowers
MRS, E, P, THOM— Fine long : t. of pure yellow, an excel-
1 long st^'ii? making it a fir
HADLEY — Rich crimson-red bloomsmoderate grower, line for cut llowers,
JOANNA HILL— A line light yellow v
cutting rose
lONKEER J. L. MOCK— A line rosy pink color lading lo a s
very white at the tips of the petals, blooms of large size t
long stems, line for cutting.
/ilh velvety texture
ilh darker center, a fir
OUR ROSES ARK 2 YEAR ElELT) GROWN AND \t lLL BLOOMMcCIung Bros. Roses Come from the Famous East Texas Fields, the Largest Rose Growing
Center in the U. S. A.
)d'to"iOQch you tii"go'o'd,''rroGfi LOCATIDNr McClung Sron. Ro.io Numory in localod Hvo milin norll.
nhlppod. PC noar an ^uolblo, wosl ai^ Tylor.^ Toxos.^ on Routo 5^i|slil m Iho vory hour! ol Iho^larq
'"planting'"msS sent with every order'— ALL ROSES SHIPPED PREPAID TO YOV
—
MRS. HENRY BOWLES— Flov/«
! a good lastinc
MRS. P, S. DU PONT— One o,
,: !!ie flowers hoi'
PAUL NEYRON — Larae pink b'
..:rnless, not ever
PINK RADIANCE— A fine rose|]
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. 1 : rns of o beautifu
POINSETTIA — A very poular it
', , '1 1 : r, dark green fc
PtlES. HERBERT HOOVER—
A
I-
r - .! . -mg to full iloi
RED RADIANCE — A heavy grov r
' reautifui foliage
RED TALISMAN-- A beautiful: ; , . :.ne for cutting,
'
SYRACUSE — A very dark red:.'.
t flowers, biisb >
:f clear pink shading Ught-
le, line for cut flowers,
e best of the yellow roses,
^ir color to full opening,
very lull flov/ers, the plant
. ming.
^tlh 1 lo-
:o!or.
._lark red large blooms re-
iv/o-ione rose, beaulilul
0! brick-red and yellow
i variety, large red blooms
blooms of medium i
heavy and robusi grower.
SENSATION— Flowers very !a|qe and double. Iragranl, has
: lolia.
SISTER THERESA — Chrome-yello^.' buds tinged with c
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1 i>ne cutting rose.
TALISMAN — .-"u, excellent rose' m the colors of gold, apricot
y-ll..^v.', di^-i'^ I'lnk and old rose, a tall grov/er with llowers
TEXAS CENTENNIAL— A line bnck red rose, foliage dark
green, the heautilu! buds openipg to large lull llowers,
WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY— feee Frau Karl Druschki,
WILUAM F, DREER— A very Iqrae flov/er ol deep rose-pink,
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WHITE RADIANCE — Of the radiance family, has all of the
tics as the parent only it is while.
YELLOW CONDESA DE SASTAGO — Large deep yellow buds.],.;!
I! I i ir.je lull llower, link lor cut liowers.
YELLOW TAUSMAN— A beautiful yellow rose that retains
its color, fine firm buds opening' to beautiful lull(i'lowers.