The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, February 07, 1913, Page 16, Image 18

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    The Commoner.
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HELEN GOULD
This is the most valuable and satisfactory red rose
for gc jural planting ever introduced. It is extremely
l.urdy and a remarkably vigorous grower, producing
l'ng, strong shoots from the roots the entire summer,
Mich shoot bearing a magnificent flower. The bush is
of fine shape, covered with large, bright green foliage
and th- flowers are held up well on long stiff stems.
Thf l'ng pointed buds arc warm rosy crimson beauti
ful!:, si adc-d and when expanded are immense in size,
full and double.
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA
Ti.ls wonderful rose is indeed a crowning master
piece and is hailed by flower lovers everywhere as
the greatest rose creation of modern times. With
a hardy, vigorous constitution, growing to perfection
In almost any soil or situation, it has the most magni
flemt foliage that is possessed by any variety. It is
a tremendous grower and blooms continuously, pro
dr Ing Immense deep double grandly formed flowers
on long stiff stems; their beauty is nothing short of
superb from bud to open flower. It is practically
Impossible to describe the delicate tints of rich creamy
white slightly lemon tinted near the center, a color
eff'-ct both entirely new and distinct. We say with
out fear of contradiction that Kaiserln Is one of the
best garden roses for general planting in the world
and will outrank in popularity all others because of
its superior merit.
ETOILE DE LYON
Grace of form, charm of color and vigor of growth
are three characteristics which make this one of the
finest rosi'S ever offered. To produco a yellow rose
that would fill all the requirements of a perfect
hardy oyerbloomer has taken years of expensive ex
perimenting and hard work, but the result Is worth
far more than the effort since It is Etolle Do Lyon "
It Is a fine, strong grower, forming a stout hards
bush and producing a profusion of glorious bloom on
long stems all summer. The flowers are beauti
fully formed, large, full and double; tho texture be
ing cry thick and lasting. In color, it is a deep
go dm yellow, marvclously rich and pure, with ex
quisite fragrance.
MAM AN COCIIET
A rose to excite the envy of everyone It l? nnr. nf
the most abundant bloomers of all I roses the onH
bush quite often being hidden by'gVeat masses of
beautiful flowers, it is, excellent- for bedding Sr
decorative purposes, growing vigorously, rat id y pro
ducing a handsome shapely bush, densely covered
with deep green foliage, pract cally free from
attacks of disease and insects which destroy so manv
of our really good roses. It is perfectly hard? In n n
Hectlons. Invariably producing masses of flowers i
amazing profusion during the whole of the crowinS
season; in fact, it Is always in bloom. The buds S
arge. elegantly pointed of artistic formation wimS
the open flower is exquisite, presenting the most Sail
nating coloring of a magnificent silvery nink nn?,
at the center with golden-yellow. P ' touche
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(Present Subscriptions Advanced One Tear.)
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ
For intense and dazzling color, there is no other
rose to compare with this splendid kind and the rose
loving public is to bo congratulated upon its intro
duction. It is a strong and Bturdy grower, often
attaining a height of four to five feet in a single
season, forming a most shapely bush with large hand
some foliage, practically free from attacks of in
sects and disease. It is perfectly hardy in all sec
tions, always producing masses of flowers in amaz
ing profusion during the whole of the growing season;
in fact, it is always in bloom. The flowers are largo
and handsome; moderately double, of splendid sub
stance and the color is fiery crimson, shaded with a
dark velvety sheen, a combination found in no other
rose. The fragrance bf Gruss An Teplitz Is unexcelled
by that of any other variety under cultivation and is
one of the finest and most splendid ever produced.
MAIDEN'S BLUSn
An Indispensable rose for bedding or decorative
purposes Just recently introduced, but fast gaining
great popularity by its wonderous beauty. It is very
vigorous and healthy, hardy enough to withstand all
climates and quickly forming a handsome shapely
bush tho first season planted. Its culture is one of
the very easiest as it will thrive in any ordinary
garden soil, clothing itself with beautiful ornamental
foliage and producing in amazing profusion large
double flowers all through the growing season. The
delicate blending of colors is most Indescribable, rose
tints in the center of flower, gradually shading into
palo blush and creamy white.
BID ABEL CHATENAY
This splendid rose is one of the very best of its
color rosy, carmine with darker shade. Its wonder
fully beautiful flowers, which are full, deep and double
excites the admiration of everyone beholding it and
it has so many other good qualities that we aro
certain it will find a place in the garden of every
flpwcr-lover. A very hardy rose, Chatenay is a strong
vigorous grower and free bloomer. Tho fine sym
metrical form and elegant rich foliage combined with
the great abundance of magnificent bright flowers It
produces, makes it very ornamental and in every way
an ideal garden rose.
EVERBLOOMING CRIMSON RAMBLER
The advent of the famous Crimson Rambler pro
duced most startling results, the only possible flaw
to be found was its habit of blooming but once dur
ing the season. So for years, it has been the ambi
tion of every rose grower to produco an everbloom
ing type and this has now been accomplished in .the
production of this variety. The plant is of very
vigorous growth, making shoots from eight to ten
VL durlnS, V1? season; ?t ia magnificent in bush
form, completely covering Itself with bright green
and glossy foliage. The flowers are produced in great
pyramidal clusters, the Individual flowers measuring
from one to two inches in diameter. The color is th?
brightest crimson. And best of all, it blooms from
early spring until along lato in the autumn, provinS
a constant source of pleasure and delight. 5
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