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SAM

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BATON ROUGE, LA.

Established in 1913

Flower Store and Office
447 Main St. Phones 835-836

Greenhouse and Nursery
Jefferson Highway Phone 2875

A Complete List
of

Trees, Shrubs,
Plants and
Rose Bushes
Bred Especially
For

Our Climate

Time Payments on Home
Plantings

A Little Personal Talk

In a business so peculiarly personal as
that of the florist and nurseryman, the ele-
ment of confidence enters to a large de-
gree, especially as the buyer has to de-
pend upon the word and reputation of its
management for his protection against mis-
representation and fraud. With this vital
matter always in mind, we have carefully
executed all orders entrusted to us, and as
a result each year we have been favored
with additional business from old custom-
ers as well as new ones.

As for our plant department, which
embraces a good percentage of the busi-
ness, we handle only those that are adapted
to this climate and will produce strong,
healthy growth when transplanted to per-
manent locations.

COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE THE
WHOLE YEAR ’ROUND

Flowers and plants for every occasion is the aim of
this store — together with a service that is all you ask.
All cut flowers are here in season, for anniversaries,
weddings, commencements, entertainments, for Holidays, for Mother, for the sick
and the shut-in.

Our greenhouses contain thousands of plants, for the house and for the yard.
They are bred for our own climate, healthy and strong.

Our nursery produces shade trees, decorative trees, shrubs, evergreens, hedge
plants — all of the types that will do best in this section. When you get them from
us, their “nursing” days are over. They are easy to raise, and the little attention
they need will prove a pleasure.

Artificial Flowers, Palms and Plants for home and store decoration. Vases,
Jardiniers, Wall Pockets, imported and domestic pottery of all kinds. Flower and
Vegetable seed in bulk or by the packet. Singing Canaries, Seed and Supplies, Gold-
fish, Aquariums, and Supplies.

Our advice on what, when and how to plant is yours for the asking. It may mean
the difference between failure and success in the decorating of your home.

NON -WARRANTY — Most failures with seeds, bulbs or plants are due to causes
beyond our control, such as weather or soil conditions, too deep or too shallow plant-
ing, too much or too little water, etc. While we do all possible toward delivering-
goods that will give satisfactory results, it is therefore impossible to guarantee such.
The Roseland Florist gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to description, qual-
ity, productiveness of any seeds, bulbs or plants, and will not be responsible for the
results. Every order for articles in this list will be accepted only on these conditions.

THE ROSELAND FLORIST

SAM SCHEINUK, Proprietor

Flower Store and Office Greenhouse and Nursery

447 Main Street Phone 835-836 Jefferson Highway Phone 2875

Ask Us About Our Special Time Payment Plan on Home Planting.

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Extra Values For Planting Now

A B E L I A
G R A N D I-
F L O R A—

Has the
great merit
of bearing
fragrant and
beautiful
flowers a s
well as being
ever green.

The leaves
are at first a
shiny, bright
green, turn-
i n g to a
darker green.

Heat and
dust do not injure their beauty. The flow-
ers are white within and tinged vrth pink
on the outside, set in c-lusters hawng at-
tractive stems whose beauty makes them
part of the blooms. The flowers are deli-
cately fragrant and continue all summer.
Each, $1.00; others, 50c to $3.00.

ARBOR VITAE PYRAMIDALIS— A com-
pact and narrow pjn-amidal tree; its
branches are short and densely clothed
with bright green foliage; very formal
and attractive and the narrowest and most
columnar of arborvitaes. Each, $2.50;
others, 50c to $1.00 each.

CALENDULA (Winter Flowering Mari-
gold)— A hardy annual that can be used
effectively in border plantings; similar to
the old-fashioned Marigold. Per dozen
plants, $1.00.

BRIDAL WREATH (Van Houtte) — Grows
5 to 7 feet tall; foliage glossy green, or-
ange in autumn; blossoms- cover the en-
tire length of the graceful arching
branches. Extra strong bushes, each, 50c;
others, 25c to $1.50.

CAMPHORS — Exceedingly beautiful
shrub. Can be kept in beautiful trimmed
tree or allowed to make bushy shrub
twenty feet or more in height. (Glistening
foliage in light and dark shades of green,
produced by young and old leaves. In fall,
a few leaves turn brilliantly crimson. The
new grov-th is vine colored, passing
through all tones to its mature dark green
shade. Allowed to grow naturally, it
makes a perfect broadly rounded cone,
bushy clear to the ground, very compact.
Extra fine plants, 18 to 24 inches high.
Each, $1.00; others to $6.00 each.

CAPE JASMINE (Gardenia Florida)— An
improved strain of the well known Cape
Jasmine or Gardenia Grandiflora. 24 inch-
es high, each. $1.00; other sizes, each 50c
to $10.00.

CRAPE MYRTLE (Lagerstroemia Indica)
— The favorite flowering shrub of the
South; hardy and heavy bloomer. Fre-
quently termed the “Lilac of the South.”
Can be grown in either large shrub or
small tree form. The dwarf forms are
usually less than six feet in maturity and
can be kept as low as desired by annual
trimming as the flowers fade. Strong,
bushy plants, 50c up to $3.00 each.

HEDGE PLANTS (Evergreen) — Beauti-
ful shrubs that will stay green the year
around and hide unsightly walls, fences,
and corners, or c^n be used as borders
along walks, around buildings, etc. 10c
each; $8.00 per hundred. Other sizes up
to 50c each.

ITALIAN CYPRESS— 1 foot high $1.00, 2
feet high, $2.00, 3 feet high $3.00. Others
up to $10.00.

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LIGUSTRUM, WAXLEAF— The
most popular broad-leaf ever-
green essential to landscaping.
By far the largest and most
generahy successful among our
broad-leaf evergreens. Their
beauty is unrivaled. Valuable for
ornamental planting because of
rich coloring; clean habit; vigor-
ous, heaThy nature. 24 inches
high, each, $2; others $1.00 up to
$6.00 each.

LOMBARDI POPLARS-Thous-
ands of these stately poplars are
in our nursery ready for plant-
ing outdoors. Specially priced for
5-foot height, 50c; 6 to 7 foot
height, $1.00; extra large size,
each, up to $3.00.

PANSY PLANTS— Our famous
strain of giant flowering pans-
ies, with hundreds of colors and
combinations that cannot be sur-
passed by any other flower
grown. Rich, velvety, dark blues
which are almost b^ack, to the
spotless light colors. 25c per
dozen, $1.50 per 100; extra strong
plants, 50c each, $5.00 per dozen.

ROSE BUSHES— All the finest
and best varieties fori this clim-
ate. On page 11 and 12 we have
compiled a list of exceptional val-
ues. Each, 50c; dozen, $5.00;
extra select plants, each, 75c and
$1.00. Don’t fail to start that
rose garden this year.

Ask Us About Our Special Time Payment Plan on Home Planting.
It is easy to have beautiful grounds surrounding your home or es-
tate and the cost is comparatively small.

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Evergreens

Choose From These Special Assortments
And Save Money

Mail Orders Filled Promptly, But Must Be Accompanied

by Cash.

ASSORTMENT No. 1

Twelve Assorted Evergreens,
healthy, strong and specially chos-
en for home planting in this cli-
mate. Delivered in Baton Rouge.
Average size, 24 inches high,

sio.oo

It’s Not a Home Until It’s Planted.

ASSORTMENT No. 2

Twelve Assorted Rose Bushes,
two-year-old and chosen to give
you variety in sturdy, free-bloom-
ing plants. Delivered here,

12 for $5.00

[ It’s Not a Home Until It’s Planted.

!

ASSORTMENT No. .3

Twelve Assorted Hardy Flower-
ing Shrubs, extra strong plants
that will beautify your home. Av-
erage height .36 inches. 12 de-
livered here for

8.5.00

It’s Not a Home Until It’s Planted.

ASSORTMENT No. 4

Twelve Packets Fresh Flower
Seed carefully selected for this
season, delivered anywhere in
Louisiana or Mississippi,

81.00

It’s Xot a Home Until It’s Planted.

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The Very Plants You Need Are Here

A home or an estate is never complete without the beauty which nature imparts.
Shrubs planted in groups, as specimens or for screening fences, etc., will add this
distinct beauty which also increases the value of your property and makes an invest-
ment that will return large profits. See our collections listed on another page.

ABELIA GRANDIFLORA — Finest ever-
green for the South. Complete description
on pagel 3. Each, 50c to $3.00.

ASPARAGUS, SPENGERII— A decidedly
ornamental plant, possessing foliage of
delicate texture. Each, 10c, 25c to $3.00.

ARBOR VITAE PYRAMIDALIS— A com-
plete description given on page 3. 24 inches
high, each $1.50; 36 inches high, $2.50;
others 50c to $10.00,

ALTERNANTHERA, Red and Yellow-
Each, 5c; dozen, 50c; 100, $3.00. (Ready
April 1st.)

ALTHEA, Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus
Syriacus) — Well known free-blooming, up-
right shrub, blooming in late summer when
other plants have ceased. Each, 25c to
$2.00.

ARBOR VITAE BERKMAN’S GOLDEN—
10 to 12 inches high, $1.00; 18 inches high,
$2.00 each.

ARBOR VITAE PYRAMIDALIS BAKER—

Best compact Pyramidal Conifer 12 to 15
inches $1.00 each, others $1.50 to $5.00.

Deutzia

BERBERIS— Each, 50c to $1.00.

BOXWOOD— Each, 25c, 50c, 75c, :
$3.00.

BRIDAL WREATH SPIREA— Extremely
>.00 and hardy and valuable for plantings of every
kind. Complete description on page 3. 25c,
50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 each.

BUDDLEIA, Butterfly Bush — One of the
most desirable summer-flowering shrubs. It
dies down to the ground in winter, but each
spring throws out four to five-foot stems
in numbers, making a bushy plant covered
from July until frost with delicate lilac-
like flowers of dainty beauty and fragrance,
attracting so many butterflies as to give
it the common name. Often called Sum-
mer Lilac. 25c to $2.00 each.

CAMELIA JAPONICA— Colors are mixed,
therefore cannot select separate colors. 1
foot high, $1.00 each.

CALENDULA — Pot grown. Described on
page 3. Dozen, $1.00.

CANE GEORGIA— Clump, $1.00.

CERCIS, Red Bud — A small tree, branch-
ing irregularly from the ground, spreading
in habit, with smooth, heart-shaped leaves
and branches covered their whole length in
early spring before the leaves are out, with
small pink flowers. Each, $1.00.
CAMPHOR — Fully described on page 3 of
this catalog. Each, 18 to 24 inches, $1.00;
3 to 4 foot, $2.00; 4 to 5 foot, $2.50 and
$3.00. Specimen trees, 5 to 6 ft., $10.00.

Buddleia

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CAPE JASMINE — The old southern favorite, with
glossy leaves and masses of waxy white flowers; very
fragrant. Attains excellent height for foundation
planting, massing and for lawn specimens. Widely
grown, hardy. 18 inch, 50c; extra large, $3.00, $5.00,
$7.50 and $10.00 each.

CREPE MYRTLE — Described in detail on page 3.
Pink, red and lilac. Each, 50c, $1,00 and $1.50 up
to $4.00 each.

DEUTZIA — Valuable shrubs growing well in all
kinds of soils and situations, varying considerably in
size and habit, but blooming alike in dainty bell or
tassel-shaped flowers borne thickly in wreaths along
the branches in June. Healthy, sturdy grower with
good foliage. Each, 75c and $1.00.

DAISIES, English — Useful for borders or bedding
purposes. 25c per dozen, $1.50 per 100.

DAISIES, Shasta — Large, daisy-like flowers on long
slender stems. Dozen, 50c; 100 for $3.00.

ELM TREES — A tall and stately tree with
spreading top, combining great strength
with peculiar grace. An ideal tree for the
lawn, casting wide stretches of shade. $1.50
each.

DATE or PHOENIX PALMS — Large, graceful, re-
curved leaves, growth remarkably rapid; general ap-
pearance very dark green, beautiful stately trunks;
admired by everyone. Each, $1.50, $3.00, $5.00 and
$7.50.

English Juniper

Gladiola

EUVONYMUS, Evergreen — Each, 50c, 75c,
$.1.50 and $2.50.

ENGLISH JUNIPER— 3 to 4 foot, each,
$3.50; 4 to 5 foot, $4.00 and $5.00.

FICUS, Ivy — Each, 25c and 50c.

FERNS — Out of pots, 3 inches, 25c; 4-inch,
50c; 5-inch, $1.00; 6-inch, $1.50; 8-inch,
$2.00 to $4 00.

FIG TREES — Figs thrive in all portions of
the cotton belt of the South as in no other
section of the world; trees may be found
growing in door-yards, near trash piles, in
chicken runs, and near buildings in a most
luxuriant manner and producing enormous
crops. Each, 50c to $4.00.

FORSYTHIA, Yellow— A valuable genus of
shrubs producing golden-yellow flowers very
early in spring. Entirely hardy and of
the easiest culture. Each, 75c to $1.00.
GERANIUM — Many colors and varieties.
Each, 15c, 25c up to $1.00.

GLADIOLA BULBS— The Gladiola will
bloom in great clusters with little or no
attention. The flowers come in all the col-
ors of the rainbow, although many are
variegated and in combinations. Used for
borders or bedding purposes. Dozen, 50c
and 75c.

HIBISCUS— Each, 25c, 50c to $1.50. Plant
April to August.

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Norway Maple

LIGUSTRUM, Evergreen Waxleaf — Each,
2 ft., $2.00; 3 foot, $3.00; others up to $6.00.

LOMBARDI POPLAR — One of the most
striking and picturesque of trees. Valuable
for lending distinction to massed plantings.
Indispensable in formal landscape work. 4
to 14 feet high, each, 25c to $3.00.

LIGUSTRUM, Japonica — For a quick-grow-
ing, broad-leaf evergreen, this fills a large
demand — for high massing and banking.
Beautiful effect where a wide, high-grow-
ing plant is needed. Leaves broad, dark
green. Sturdy, upright grower. 4 feet
high, $1.00; others to $5.00 each.

MAPLE TREES — So many uses can be
made of the stately Maples that it would
be useless to try and numerate them. Ex-
cellent where a dense shade is desired. Ex-
tra strong, each, $2.00.

SHRUBS, Assorted Varieties — This in-
cludes every known variety that will grow
and thrive in the South. Each, 50c and
75c.

OLEANDER — Evergreen, bearing long,
narrow leaves and very brilliant heads of
colorful blossoms; good for outside effect
and beautiful for tub plants. Uprighfi
growth, good for massing and foundation
planting. Unsurpassed as a lawn speci-
men or shrub to alternate with street trees
or beautify a boulevard of park. Each, 25c
to $4.00.

ORANGE — Satsuma budded on Triofiiata.

18 inches high, 75c each; 24 inches high,

$1.00 each; 30 to 36 inches high, $1.50,

$2.00 and $3.00. Lombardi Poplar

HEDGE, Evergreen Privet — Modern home-
makers are planting hedges in lieu of the
discarded fence, at little extra cost, and vast
increase of sightliness. Hedges are equally
effective for protection and separation, be-
sides being a delight to the eye. There are
numerous shrubs specially adapted to this
purpose but the Evergreen Privet is consid-
ered the best. 2 to 3 feet high, each, 10c;
100 for $8.00; 3 to 5 feet high, each, 20c;
100 for $15.00.

IRISH JUNIPER — Densely compact, of a
slender columnar form; light gray-green
foliage; prefers partial shade, and light, well
drained but moist soil. Ultimate height 12
to 15 feet. 3 to 4 feet high, each, $4.00.

ITALIAN CYPRESS— This well known coni-
fer is most desirable where a formal effect
is desired. Is of compact and shaft-like
habit, attaining a height of 50 feet or more.
Each, 1 foot, $1.00; 2 foot, $2.00; 3 foot,
$3.00; 4 foot, $4.00; 5 foot, $5.00; others up
to $10.00.

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POIXSETTIAS, Red and Pink — For decorative pur-
poses the Poinsettias are a wonderful plant. Each,
50c, 75c up to $3.00.

PLU3IBAGO — Beautiful small to medium shrub,
bearing weaHh of light blue, phlox-like blossoms.
Foliage is fine, light green
color. Comes up from roots
if frozen back. Each, 50c;
and 75c.

PANSIES — The giant flow-
ering kinds that bloom
throughout the season and
are always a source of pleas-
ure for the grower. Dozen
plants, 25c; 100 for .51.50.

PHOENIX, or Date Palms — '

See Date Palms. Each, SI. 50 .s*,

to $5.00.

. _ . _ G-iant Pansies

PITTESPORL 31, Evergreen
— An evergreen unequaled in
desirable peculiarities. Can
be sheared to any desired
shape or i^ermitted to grow
informally a very bushy,
c o m p a c t, vTde-spreading
shi’ub. Very small creamy
blossoms of delightful frag-
rance. For massing and foundation planting, it is one of the best. Luxurious growth.
Rounded form, branched clear to the ground, meeting the lawn perfectlv. Each $1.00
to $6.00.

PODDOCARPLS, Japanese Yew — Small evergreen tree of compact, bushy form; glossy
dark green, long, narrow leaves. Very effective when used as a specimen planting
on lawns. Each, 75c to $3.00.

RT BBER PLANTS, New 3Ariety — Some of these new creations are extremely beau-
tiful and are in great demand. Each, $1.00 and up.
RUBBER PLANTS, Old Variety — These are the old
varieties that you are so familiar with. Each, 50c and
up.

ROSE BLUSHES — See our large selection of choice
roses list on another page. 2-vear-old, each, 50c; dozen,
$5.00; 100 for $40.00.

ROSE BUSHES. Extra Select — These are extra fine
specimens and priced at 75c and $1.00 each. ,

ROSE OF MONTANA — Each, 25c and 50c; dozen,
$2.50 and $5.00.

HOUSE PLANTS, Assorted 3'arieties — We have a
large selection of plants suitable for home culture.
Each, 50c, 75c, $1.50 and up.

Yew Tree

ROSEDALE ARBOR VITAE— Bluish gray foliage,
making a very striking plant; unlike any other Arbor
Vitae. Perfect, compact, pm’amidal shape. Admired
by all observers. Widely used for tubs and urns. Each.
15 inches high, $1.00; 18 to 24 inches high, $1.50; 24
to 30 inches high. $2.00; others to $6.00 each.

S3VEET OLIVE— Each, 75c to $4.00.

SYCA3IORE TREES — A desirable tree where shade
is w^anted in a comparatively short time. Each, $1.50
and $3.00.

SPIREA VON HOUTTE BRIDAL 3VREATH— Each,
25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.

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A Beautiful Flower Garden

SHRUBS, Mixed — We have a large as-
sortment of shrubs of various kinds which
can be used for landscaping. Each, 50c,
75c and $1.00.

TUBEROSES — Beautiful cream colored
flowers borne on tall stems in clusters;
blooms are extremely fragrant. Clump,
50c.

UMBRELLA CHINA TREES— Very orna-
mental tree with head having the appear-
ances of an umbrella. Each, 50c to $3.00.

WEIGELIA

VINCA, Trailing — Used effectively for
many purposes. 15c, 25c and 50c.
VIBURNUM, Snowball— A hardy shrub
that grows 10 to 15 feet high and is cov-
ered in the spring with enormous ball of
white flowers. Very effective for land-
scaping, etc. Each, 75c.

WEEPING WILLOW— Extremely hardy
tree whose branches gracefully bend to
the ground. Foliage is fine. Each, 75c
to $3.00.

Pink Flowering — A valuable shrub, hand-
some foliage as well as flowers, and seldom omitted from
any mixed group which will accommodate the height.
Each, 50c, 75c and $1.00.

WASHINGTONIA PALMS— Leaves large, deep green,
not deeply serrated; short and somewhat recurved leaf
stems; compact head. Each, $1.50 to $10.00.

FRESH FLOWER SEED — All the popular varieties that
are grown in the South. Packet, 10c, and in bulk.

FRESH LAWN GRASS SEED— For golf courses, new
lawns and reviving old lawns. In bulk, our own “Rose-
land” mixture. Winter mixture, 50c lb. Summer mix-
ture, 75c lb.

MISCELLANEOUS

We also carry an extensive line of sundry accessories
to accommodate our customers who require them. All
this merchandise is kept up-to-date in every respect.
Fresh Bird Seed and Supplies. Singing Canary Birds.
Goldfish, Aquariums and Supplies. Artificial Flowers.
Artificial Palms and Plants. Vases, Jardiniers, Wall
Pockets. Imported and Domestic Pottery of all kinds.

Wicker Baskets and Ferneries.

Weeping Willow

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ROSE BUSHES

Two-Year-Old, Field Grown. Each, 50c; per der dozen, $5.00; extra selected, 75c

each, $7.50 per dozen.

Varieties That Will Thrive Here
Red Varieties

CRUSADER — An excellent garden Rose, strong
in growth and the flowers are large, and beauti-
fully formed. The color is rich, velvety crimson.
A comparatively new rose and one that is fine
for outdoor growing.

ETOILE DE FRANCE— A brilliant shade of
velvety crimson. Very striking. Flowers are
extremely large on long, but stiff stems; unex-
celled for cutting.

PAUL NEYRON — Has the distinction of produc-
ing the largest of roses. Color, deep rose; most
beautiful in the massiveness of the blossoms.
Fragrant with mild touch of apple blossoms.

F. S. KEY — A wonderful red rose that should
be in every collection.

Frau Karl Druschki

AMERICAN BEAUTY— The most fa-
mous of American roses. Rich color and
delicious fragrance. Deep brilliant red,
shading to a rich carmine crimson.
GENERAL JACQUEMINOT — A cele-
brated and much sought after variety,
both for planting out and pot forcing;
shapely buds and handsome blooms of
bright, shining crimson, rich, brilliant,
velvety and fragrant.

HOOSIER BEAUTY— A red rose that is
grown all over the country because of its
striking beauty and delightful fragrance.

GENERAL McARTHUR— Bears large,
bright crimson scarlet flowers on long-
stems. Famed as an outdoor rose.
HADLEY — An exceedingly beautiful rose
of crimson color.

RED RADIANCE — One of the finest of
the cut flower type. Flowers are brill-
iant carmine red, a color of wonderful
brightness and charm, and a color that
never fades.

PREMIER — Truly a big rose that is ideal
among the everblooming varieties. Large,
broad-petaled red blooms. Deliciously
fragrant.

RED LETTER DAY — An exceeding-
ly beautiful rose of infinite grace
and charm. Its velvety, brilliant,
glowing scarlet crimson buds and
fully opened cactus-like flowers
never fade.

White Varieties

KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA

— Pure white, does not pink when
planted out; splendid, large buds and
superb, full double blooms, making
the choicest cut flowers.

WHITE MAMAN COCHET— One of
the finest roses for the South. The
buds are of great beauty, exquisitely
formed and opening to full, perfect
flowers.

FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI or White
American Beauty — Foliage is dark
green, with leaves delicately viened;
splendid long buds and mag-nificent
snow-white flowers.

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WHITE OPHELIA — A splendid outdoor
variety. The color varies with the seasons
and at times shades of soft yellow appear
at the base of the petals, lending a pe-
culiar richness to the flowers.

COLUMBIA — A splendid, large, fully
double rose of very lasting qualities. It is
a strong grower, almost thornless, with
brilliant rose-pink flowers, sometimes
lighter.

PRESIDENT TAFT— A wonderful pink
rose of thrifty habit.

RADIANCE — An American Triumph. Not
to be outdone by European growers, Am-
01’’ ca contributes this great Rose, and in
every particular, gloriously formed flow-
ers, immensity in size, exquisite fragrance
grand foliage, healthy growth, color and
freedom of bloom. Radiance is fully the
equal of Jonkheer J. L. Mock, which fact
ought to give it entrance into every Rose
garden in America. In color of flower it
is both unique and beautiful — a bright
carmine-rose with opal and coppery re-
flections. Hardy everywhere with protec-
tion; as its name suggests, is radiantly
beautiful.

LA FRANCE — Silvery-rose, with pink
shades and satin-like petals of unsurpass-
able beauty; large, symmetrical and de-
liciously fragrant blooms.

DR. VAN FLEET— Color a delicate
shade of flesh-pink, deepening to rosy-
flesh in the center.

PINK MAMAN COCHET— Same as the
white except as to color of flowers.

Yellow Varieties

MAD. F. KRUGER — Large pointed buds
which open into a perfect yellow flower.
One of the best yellow roses.

GOLDEN OPHELIA— Similar to White
Ophelia except that the flowers are golden
yellow.

Columbia

OPHELIA — Pure yellow flowers of good
size and texture.

MRS. A. WARD — Indian yellow washed
with salmon gold. Very attractive.
SUNBURST — Very striking flowers of
rich yellow, with orange center.

ETOILE DE LYON — Flowers of creamy
yellow.

MADAME BUTTERFLY— Color is a har-
mony of, pink, apricot and gold.

LOS ANGELES — Luminous flame-pink,
toned with coral and shaded with trans-
lucent gold at the base of the petals.

SOL D’OR — Well known yellow that
should be in every collection.

CLIMBING ROSE BUSHES

Nothing can surpass the climbing rose
for beauty, especially when they are in
bloom. Every garden and lawn should
have several of these wonderful climbers
either trailing on the fence, porch or old
tree trunks or gracing an arbor or lattice
work. We can supply the following va-
rieties:

AMERICAN BEAUTY— Rich deep red.
R. M. HENRIETTE — Striking crimson.
METEOR — Clusters of red flowers.
PAUL’S SCARLET— Blooms scarlet-red.
AMERICAN PILLAR— Red flowers.
WHITE COCHET— A white climber.
LAMARQUE— White.

DOROTHY PERKINS— Pink blooms.
COLUMBIA — Pink. Very thrifty grower.
SUNBURST — Yellow flowers in profusion.
MARECHAL NIEL— Yellow. Well known.

Pink Radiance