. Jubilee floral catalogue. Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. Four benutifiil, hardy cliiDbing i'aso!9. The introduction ot lliesc four climbers furnishes us with new colors for the decoration of porches and pillais. We have for > ears had plenty of crimson and yellow climb- ing roses in the temler class, but none that are hardy â .vherc the mercury falls m(>re than ten or twelve degrees below tlie freezing point. With the llamblers we may have these much desired
. Jubilee floral catalogue. Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. Four benutifiil, hardy cliiDbing i'aso!9. The introduction ot lliesc four climbers furnishes us with new colors for the decoration of porches and pillais. We have for > ears had plenty of crimson and yellow climb- ing roses in the temler class, but none that are hardy â .vherc the mercury falls m(>re than ten or twelve degrees below tlie freezing point. With the llamblers we may have these much desired colors anywhere in the north. They are all remarkably free Wloomers, being literally covered with tine large clusters of flowers that remain fresh and bright for an unusual length of time. CUj'MSON R.^ -Vnotlier season's trial fully justifies all the praise that has been given it in the past. Wher- ever seen during the past summer it has been a mass of rich glowing criirisnn, and everyone who has it is delight- ed with It. Perfectly hardy, wonderfu'lly free flowering; intensely bright and ^ ivid in color. The plant is a strong, rampant grower, niaking shoots ten to fifteen feet long in a season after the first year, or when well established. The flowers are produced in large trusses, pyramidal in shape, often 1liirty-tive to forty in a cluster, fairly cov- ering the plant frou' the ground to the top with a mass of bright glowing crimson. 1'he color is simply superb and is retained nnfaded or without showing any of the l)urplish tinge so often seen in daric roses, for an un-. Ramblers. usual length of time. For walls, pillars and porches, or any other place where a hardy climbing rose is wanted, nothing can be more desirable or beauiiiiil. If grown in beds and pegged down, it makes a brilliant display witli its profusion of bloom, large clusters shooting out from eacli joint. As many as three hundred blooms have been eonnti'd on a single branch. Each, 15c; 1 for 50c: la
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