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Tested Seeds
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ROSES FOR THE AMATUER
Continued from Page 4)
Tlioy arc all strong, vigorous growers
and among the hardiest of the garden
roses, requiring little or no protection
except in most northern climates ; n cov
ering of three or four inches of long
stable manure over the beds on the ap
proach of cold weather being nil that is
required. This may be spaded undor in
the Bpriug when the plants also should
bo pruned, cutting out all old scrubby
growth as well as weak, thin branches.
The heavy canes, if un abundance of
llowers is desired, may be left two or
three feet long; but, if fewer llowers of
a much better quality are preferred,
they also should be cut down to within
eight or ten inches of the ground.
Baroness Rothschild: A superb rose;
very large, pale, ' satiny-rose color, with
beautiful foliage, which comes close up
to the tlower, forming an effective back
ground of green.
Fnnt Karl Druschki: Unquestionably
the finest white rose in cultivation, pure
in color, perfect iu form and remarkably
free-iloweriug.
Mrs. R. O. Sharmun Crawford: The
freest flowering variety of this typo and
a splendid roso in every respect, of a
deep rosy-pink.
Paul Neyron: The largest flower of
all; frequently six inches ill diameter, of
a deep roso color.
Ulrich llrunner: One of the finest
roses grown. It always succeeds; llowers
very largo of a rich, luminous, cherry
red color.
Prince Camille de Rohan: Tho ideal
dark variety; a deep, velvety, crimson
maroon, with scarlet shadings.
Climbing or Rambler Rotet
T'HERE is a plnco in every garden for
one or more climbing roses and thoir
management is bo simple that they should
bo used extensively. All of the varieties
noted are extremely hardy and, with tho
slightest attention, will give an abundance
of bloom, from early in .Juno until tho
middlo of July. They require no pruning
beyond cutting out old and dead wood
and shortening tho laterals and canes to
make them conform to tho space to bo
covered.
American, Pillar: A singlo-flowcring
variety, with blooms three to four inches
in diameter, and of entrancing beauty;
a beautiful shado of cnrniino-pink, with
a large, clear, white eye, and clusters of
golden-yellow stamens. Theso aro borne
iu immense clusters nnd tho individual
flowers last in perfection a long time.
Excclsa: This is a vastly improved
Crimson Rambler. Not only richer in
color, but a healthy grower; its foliago
always remains healthy, of a dark glossy
green color.
Dorothy Perkins: Double, soft, shell
pink, very free, nnd lusts in good con
dition for a long time.
lliatvatha: Another singlo roso with
a brilliancy of color which must bo seen
to be appreciated. A brilliant ruby-car-mino
with whito center, with a bunch of
golden stamens, frequently with forty to
fifty flowers on a spray.
Gardenia: Tho buds of a bright yel
low, expanding into cream-colored doublo
flowers on which tho petals incurve, not
unlike those of tho Gardenia or Capo
Jasmine, which suggested its name.
Tausendschon: One of tho most do
sirablo of climbing roses; a strong, vig
orous grower, with fine foliage, producing
masses of semi-double, Azalea-liko flow
ers, fully three inches across and of a
most delicnto and pleasing shade of soft
pink when first opening, changing to car
mine 011 the reverse of tho petnls as tho
llowers mature.
The proper time to plant roses, if the
plants aro perfectly dormant field-growu
stock, is iu spring, ns soon as tho ground
is in fit condition to work; but iu recent
years, the moro extensive growers havo
adopted u system of potting up tho field
growu plants during tho fall and winter
mouths, and carrying them through the
winter in cold greenhouses and cold
frames. Stock of this class should not
bo planted until danger of severo frost
is over.
Select au open sunny position for
your rose bed, where it will have an
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Never disappoint, because they are stronir
two-vcar-old field-crown Dlants. not the
small, weak, year-old hot house grown stock
usually advertised.
Over 250 of best varieties to select from, In
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We will supply any of these24 varieties at
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