Two Beautiful New Roses
Climbing American Beauty
All the glory nJi TragntKe of the old American Beauty
Hardy at an oak A prolfSi Uoomer Strong nroth
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A GARDEN TO LIVE IN
.Continued from Page 3 )
Mties. A naked pergola is an esthetic
crime.
A ergola of cedar poles with climbing
roses at each post is handsome; but for
more formal gardens a painted cypress
pergola is more appropriate. Heady
made pergolas are now on the market,
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A tiny pool in n well ordered garden
is pleasing. A small cement basin may
be constructed for not oer a hundred
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jet of water may be arranged so that it
will shoot up from the center and toss
a hollow ball.
Likewise, a well in the garden is some
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bucket gives a home-like feeling to the
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Field stones may be used successfully.
The sun dial is to many the crowning
feature of a garden. Hut it should be
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in a very simple garden is a solecism.
Sometimes, a cedar post with the bark
on makes a suitable pedestal, and the
dial may be made of wood or slate. "The
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tals of terra cotta or composition stone
may be bought for twenty dollars or
more. Metal dials cost from ten dollars
to as much as one cares to pay. Field
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of suitable shape such as many a pasture
will offer, may lie used. With posts,
care must be taken to have them deeji
enough so that the frost will not throw
them out of plumb. There are other
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is not made so by the multiplicity of its
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A NEW THOUGHT IN ROSES
TP any one has a space whero ho or she
ean plant it fine rose and only one, the
Climbing American Heauty is one of the
best selections to be made, because it has
not only the advantage of producing
wonderful blossoms, but it possesses the
fragrance of the American Heauty as
well as its form and character and has
a beautiful and lasting folingo superior
to the averago climbing rose or rambler.
This can not bo said of tho older varie
ties of climbing roses.
The Climbing American Heauty has
been produced by n method of cross fer
tilization which has retained tho charm
ing qualities of the American Heauty
Hose; and yet, by way of contrast, it is
hardy and will stand heat and drought
almost as well as any rose.
The photograph on Pago Four illus
trates the wonderful growth and fino
appearanco of this fragrant climber.
Some plants, after two years, have had ns
many as 300 to 400 blossoms on them,
and after the flowers are gone you have
still a beautiful plant with glorious fol
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Road what one garden-maker, writing
in May of this year, says about this rose.
' ' About fifteen months ago I purchased
a Climbing American Heauty roso bush.
Last season, it completely covered tho
trellis four feet wide and twelve feet
high. After an unusually severe winter
for Memphis, Tenn., we found that not
a single root of the reeds was damaged
by the cold. Wo did not cover it or make
any attempt to protect it. This year it
is one glorious mnss of color. Ono morn
ing I attempted to count the roses and
quit at 250. I should judge that there
were at least 350 roses in bloom at one
time, with more than that many buds
ready to bloom in a few days. ' '
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