. Illustrated descriptive catalogue. Nursery stock New Jersey Hightstown Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs. 46 JOSEPH H. BLACK, SON A CO., Roses. Yellow Rambler (Aglaia).—A worthy companion to Crimson Rambler. A new hardy yellow climbing rose, blooming after the same manner as Crimsom Ram- bler in large clusters ; flowers of medium size in immense clusters, often 35 to 40 flowers in a single cluster; very sweet scented. Color a clear decided yellow, a color heretofore unknown in a climbing rose that
. Illustrated descriptive catalogue. Nursery stock New Jersey Hightstown Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs. 46 JOSEPH H. BLACK, SON A CO., Roses. Yellow Rambler (Aglaia).—A worthy companion to Crimson Rambler. A new hardy yellow climbing rose, blooming after the same manner as Crimsom Ram- bler in large clusters ; flowers of medium size in immense clusters, often 35 to 40 flowers in a single cluster; very sweet scented. Color a clear decided yellow, a color heretofore unknown in a climbing rose that was in anyway hardy. Yellow Rambler has successfully withstood, un- protected, a continued temperature of from zero to two degrees below proving it to be the hardiest of all yellow climb- ing roses. It is a rampant grower, well established plants often making a growth Your attention is especially called to the fact that our roses are not grown in green- houses, nor are they potted roses, but are strong 2-year-old field grown, ready for blooming this season. The Four Ramblers. Crimson, Pink, Wliite, and Yellow. Four beautiful hardy climbing roses. The introduction of these new Ramblei-s furnishes us with new colors for the decoration of porches and pillars. Price—Extra strong 2-year plants, 20c. each ; 1 plant of each 4 varieties, 75c. Crimson Rambler.—The introduction of this sterling variety makes the greatest advance in climbing roses that we have had in the last quarter of a century. Per- fectly hardy ; wonderfully free flowering; rich glowing crimson ; intensely bright and vivid in color. The plant is a strong rampant grower, making shoots ten to twelve feet long in a season after the first year or when well established. The flow- ers are produced in large trusses, pyra- midal in shape, often 25 to 30 in a cluster, fairly covering the plant from the ground to the top with a mass of bright glowing crimson. The color is simply superb, and is retained unfaded or without
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