. Dreer's garden book 1915. RrADREERfflllADtLPHlAW NEW HYBRID=TEA ROS ES~ ^OREXCE FORRESTER. (McGredy. 1915.) When first opening, a lemon-tinted white, develop-ing to a pure snow-white, the blooms even larger thanPaul Neyron; of dwarf habit and of marvellous free-dom of bloom for a Rose of its type. The introducerdescribes it as sweetly perfumed. In our own trials,however, we have failed to discover this. AwardedGold Medal National Rose Society of England.$2. .50 each. GEISERAL SrPERIOR AR> JAXSSEX. (Leenders, 1913.)This Holland introduction, after two seasons trial,has show
. Dreer's garden book 1915. RrADREERfflllADtLPHlAW NEW HYBRID=TEA ROS ES~ ^OREXCE FORRESTER. (McGredy. 1915.) When first opening, a lemon-tinted white, develop-ing to a pure snow-white, the blooms even larger thanPaul Neyron; of dwarf habit and of marvellous free-dom of bloom for a Rose of its type. The introducerdescribes it as sweetly perfumed. In our own trials,however, we have failed to discover this. AwardedGold Medal National Rose Society of England.$2. .50 each. GEISERAL SrPERIOR AR> JAXSSEX. (Leenders, 1913.)This Holland introduction, after two seasons trial,has shown up most satisfactory in our grounds; i:i coloran effective dee)) glowing-carmine, with long, finely-formedbuds, the open flowers full and sweet; a splendid long-stemmed cut flower. 7o cts. each; $ per doz. GEORGE DICKSOX. ^Dickaon & Sons, 1913.; This magnificent Rose, which is illustrated on this page, isincluded in our reerless collection and described on page cts. each; per doz.; $tj( per
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