. Dingee guide to rose culture : for more than 60 years an authority. FOUNDEt 1850 DiNGEE Guide To Rose Culture. Type of Din^ee Carnations Dingee Magnificent Carnations TVe nffir strong' plants anrl. wln'tli'v plnntod In the open ground or in pots, ihoy quickly make large specimens, blooming profusely during the summer. For winter bloom pinch the plants back from time to time during the summer. Bring indoors in early fall. Grown in pots they will bloom abundantly during the â¢winter. New Varieties AInin AVard. New wliite variegatec; large and fragrant. Dorotliy <iorilu. A line, clear, deep
. Dingee guide to rose culture : for more than 60 years an authority. FOUNDEt 1850 DiNGEE Guide To Rose Culture. Type of Din^ee Carnations Dingee Magnificent Carnations TVe nffir strong' plants anrl. wln'tli'v plnntod In the open ground or in pots, ihoy quickly make large specimens, blooming profusely during the summer. For winter bloom pinch the plants back from time to time during the summer. Bring indoors in early fall. Grown in pots they will bloom abundantly during the â¢winter. New Varieties AInin AVard. New wliite variegatec; large and fragrant. Dorotliy <iorilu. A line, clear, deep shell pink. :i. Pure deep pink. lliirI\v:ir<lon. The best standard crimson on the market. .Mrs. i . \V. \\ur«I. Deep pink. May Uay. ("harming wliite flower of large size. I{s<âI'ink Kiicliantri' Deeper pink than Enchantress. SanKaiiiii. lirilliant led. A\liit«' I'frfoftlon. Clear brilliant white; fine foim and very large. "Wliite W'omlor. A truly -svonderful white flower df immense size. AXinMor. Charming shade of pink; extra large. Prin Enchantress, Brilliant pink; fine shade; larj size. Victory. Brilliant red: extra large llowers and par- ticularly free in bloom. AVIiUc Enchantress. Magnificent large white (lower of sjdendid form. A\'. II. 'raft. Handsome shade of pink: extra large rlnwcr. i*ri«*c. .Htroiitc pot plants, 10c. cacli. niiy (» l'4>r r>Oc., I'J lor , postpaii!. ^rk^^rJal Off*»f "Novelty ; For wc will ^jjcf^iai yyiici âj.â,, âââti»al«l, « ot the lVc« and l' I lie si:iii<l;ird A aricties, 12 lu nil. Orâ¬iic!lj ; The Cardinal Climber (Iponitica (liianioclil llylirida.) â¢, AA'e consider this the nvst licaiilifiil. Itqjlliant and distinct annual climlier inlrodiued in nulny years. Result of a cioss between Ipomoea Quamoclil, the Cypress Vine and Ipomoea Coccinea, or Star Glory. It is a strong and rapid grower, attaining a height of .TO feet or more with beautiful
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