. Catalogue, J. Van Lindley Nursery Co. : fruit, shade and ornamental trees. Nurseries (Horticulture) North Carolina Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Ornamental trees Catalogs. Pomona Hill Nurseries, Pomona, N. 0. 43 Beautiful Everblooming Climbing, or Pillar Roses. Hardy in all the South. 30 cents each; $ for 10, except where noted. *Crimson Rambler. Blooms in great clusters of bright crimson; the great climbing Rose of the present day ; introduced from Japan. Climbing Perle. Golden yellow : prof use bloomer; valuable south. ?Climbing White Pet. A Polyantha Rose, and as a companion to crim
. Catalogue, J. Van Lindley Nursery Co. : fruit, shade and ornamental trees. Nurseries (Horticulture) North Carolina Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Ornamental trees Catalogs. Pomona Hill Nurseries, Pomona, N. 0. 43 Beautiful Everblooming Climbing, or Pillar Roses. Hardy in all the South. 30 cents each; $ for 10, except where noted. *Crimson Rambler. Blooms in great clusters of bright crimson; the great climbing Rose of the present day ; introduced from Japan. Climbing Perle. Golden yellow : prof use bloomer; valuable south. ?Climbing White Pet. A Polyantha Rose, and as a companion to crimson Rambler this Rose is equal if not superior to that famous variety. A very rapid grower; wonderful freedom of bloom: fine foliage; pure snowy white in color. ?Climbing Kaiserine Augusta Victoria. This is the first white climbing Everblooming Rose ever brought to notice; a sport from the Dwarf Kaiser- ine ; flowers exactly the same; hardy all through the South ; a strong grower and good bloomer. 50c each. Empress of China. Dark red ; a constant, pro- fuse bloomer. Glorie de Dijon. Rich creamy white ; large, fine form. Golden Chain. Deep saffron; strong climber. *James Sprunt. Velvety crimson; very double; fine bloomer. *Lamaque. White; a fine pillar Rose for the South. *Reine Marie Henriette. Red; full, well formed;a fine Rose. HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES. 30 cents each; $ for 10, except where noted. This class of Roses is admirably suited for garden culture, for the formation of rose beds, hedge and permanent plantations, where hardj^ varieties are desired. They are not strictly per- petual bloomers, though many of them yield a fair second crop in the autumn, especially if judi- ciously pruned. This class, taken all in all, gives most general satisfaction, because of the brilliant colors and large size of its flowers, and the entire permanence of the plants. American Beauty. Deep, rich rose; extremely large; full; grand. 50c. each. Alfred Colcomb. Carmine crimson; large, full
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