. Descriptive trade list spring 1904 : of roses, cannas and plants. Nursery stock Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. TRADE LIST FOR SPRING OF 1904. CRIMSON RAMBLER. One of tKe grandest Roses ever in- troduced and (excepting Philadelphia Ratnhler) decidedly the leader ill its class. The strong vigor- ous habit of Crimson Rambler, and the great clusters of crim- son flowers that it bears, are too well known to need an ex- tended description here. Field plants, 8 to 4: ft., well l>raiiclietl, $ per doieji ' $ per 100. Field plants, ?i to 3
. Descriptive trade list spring 1904 : of roses, cannas and plants. Nursery stock Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. TRADE LIST FOR SPRING OF 1904. CRIMSON RAMBLER. One of tKe grandest Roses ever in- troduced and (excepting Philadelphia Ratnhler) decidedly the leader ill its class. The strong vigor- ous habit of Crimson Rambler, and the great clusters of crim- son flowers that it bears, are too well known to need an ex- tended description here. Field plants, 8 to 4: ft., well l>raiiclietl, $ per doieji ' $ per 100. Field plants, ?i to 3 ft., well braiicSied, $ per dozen ; !$ per 100. Field plants, IS to 24t in., well branched, Sl.^0 per- dozen ; $ per 100. ft incSi pot plants, $ per doz.; $' per 100. 1 inclx pot plants, $ per doz.; $ per 100. 'i l-'2 ineli pot plants, 75 cents per dozen; $ per 100. TKe Yellow Rambler- golden yellow. 2^4 iuch, 60 cents per $ per 100. 1 year field pSants, $1 doz.; $ per 100. THe PinK Rasnfeler—Clear bright pink. 2 v, inch, 60 cents per dozen; $ per lOO. 1 year field plants, $ ner dozen; $7,00 per !00. , Tlie Tliornless Hardy Climber —Soft violet crimson, quite double ai:d borne in im- mense clusters. 3 l-'i incli, 60 cents per dozen ; $ per lOO. Strong field plants, $ per dozen ; $ per 100. ROYAIi CLUSTER—Strong growing climbing rose; bears enormous clusters of double, tinted white flowers. '2 l-r2 incli, GOc. per doz. ; $ per 100. 1 year field plants, $ per doz.; $ per 100. '2 year field plants, $ per doz.; $ per 100. DOROTHY PERKIIVS—Much has been said of this splendid new tiardy Climber. It has stood a tem- l)eratureof 20° l)elow Zero, without injury; grows ten or fifteen feet in a season, blooms in immense clusters like the Crimson Rambler, but the blooms are more double and of a beautiful shell-pink color, passing to d'C]) rose ; makes large pointed buds, and is a very plea
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