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Title: 1902 trade list
Identifier: CAT31285579 (find matches)
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Champion City Greenhouses (Springfield, Ohio); Good & Reese Co; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Ohio Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Roses Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs
Publisher: Springfield, Ohio : Good & Reese Company
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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The Good & Reese Company's Wholesale Trade List, LADY DOROTHEA. Tlie Greatly Improved SuuHrt. ( Mi. of Ihe most bfiuililul of Koses. Color hanl to describe, but iH-rfcction in tint. It is a sport frnin I'erle ties Jimlins. and is a love- ly niin^Iinj? of pink anwer. A line forciui,'variety. 75 ceutu per dozen; 93 per lioudred.
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Mrs. Robert Peary. Mfs, Robert Peaiy,, Climbing Kalserln. This is without .b.ubt the grandest of all white eiiiiibing Koses. It is the lirst an<l onlv pure white, hanly, ever-blooming climbing Kose. and as such meets a de- mand that has never before been supplii,-<i. Small plants bloom continually the lirst8ea«on, just as the parent, Kaiserin A\igu- ta \ icthed. lloth jn bud and llower it is truly beautiful. It has a fra"rance that is delirious, just like Cherry bb.sMims. If voii want a «iui«-k- growing absolutely hardy, climbing, sure-tcvbiooin Kose, one that will give y.ai tlowers this season, this is tlie onlv white variety that w ill do. lie sure to get this Wdn.lerful varie'tv Its magnidcent llower^. freedom of bloom and healthv growt'h will asttmish you. Tin- is r ereateM of nil climbiug Koses. 50 cenU per dozen; $:(.() pe r hniidred. MADAME DE VATRY. One c*"the brightest K. - v .-consider thisspieniid varictv to l)e one of the very be>t un.i most satisfac-torv Koses for gen- eral planting, especially outdoors. The people in the South fairly rave over its great beauty. In New Orleans it is a prime favorite. Makes big. clean buds of irreat beauty and opens well, show ing the large, lull, double tb.wers to great advantage. The color is a rich red, chancing to siiverv peach—reminide of the fairest deep sea shells—rosy flesh bathed in coiden amber, broad. shell-Pke pet- als, bricht and benutiful. In everv wav a line Kose. 50 cents per dozen; S.7.00 per hnudred. METEOR. A velvety red ever-bloomer of the'n, i;» fine as a hybml. Klow» :s \ cry dou ble, and petals sliglitly re- curving. A beautiful open K(>se. a IL • bloomer and proini'siiig well as a pot Kose. 50 cents per dozen; $>3.00 per Iinn> dred. MOSELLA. Yellow Sonpcrt^ .Mosella is a sironger i:;-.>wer, Slo\'.-ts are a little larger than (.Mothiide .'^oupert, but Ai>;«ear the same Wny in clusters and on singles;, nis. I'iie color is u clironie yello\V in the centi-r, getf.iic creaniy while on the e, dur- ing the last two years, we are able to stkte—1st. That its color is a rich, glowing pink, darker than Uridesmaid. I'd. That it is an I xcellent keeper, ami .«li»lc bloomer, with nil perfect buds. ."» per hnndreil. MURIEL GRAHAM. The latci't addition to tiie .Merinet tamiiy. b. ing a s;>ort from that line variety, identical wiih it in everything except color, which is creamy white. sutTused w ith delicate pink. A c<*lor intermcllate between Merinet and Kride, an<l as dainty as pos- sible to imacine. A nice addition to our fftrcing varieti'.'s. 50 cents per er hnndrcd.

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