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Title: Annual net price-list of the best standard varieties of roses, cannas, carnations, geraniums, chrysanthemums and various other plants
Identifier: CAT31284895 (find matches)
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: National Plant Co; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Ohio Dayton Catalogs; Roses Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs
Publisher: Dayton, Ohio : National Plant Co.
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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4 THE NATIONAL PLANT COMPANY, DAYTON, OHIO. NEW EVER-BLOOMING ROSES.-Continued.
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White Maman Cochet — Is Identical with its parent, Maman Cochet (the queen of aU pink garden roses), except in color of flower, which is snow-white, sometimes faintly tinged with the faintest suggestion of pale blush. 10 cents each ; large size, 256 cents. American Beauty —In "American Beauty" we have a hardy rose of the largest size, having the ever-blooming qualities of the Tea rose, with the delicious odor of the Damask or Moss rose ; consequently, equally valuable for winter or summer flowering. Color is a deep brilliant pink, shaded toward the center with rich car- mine-crimson. 16 cents each; large size, 25 cents. Moss Roses — The Moss rose is as hardy as any rose can be, and an extra vigorous grower. They are much admired on account of their bright, healthy foliage, and mossy-like cover- ing of the buds. While they bloom but once a year, the flowers are large, beautiful, and plen- tiful. We can furnish five of the best varieties at 15 cents each. Climbing Meteor — The finest crimson, ever- blooming climbing rose in cultivation. It is a rich, velvety crimson, much like the forcing rose. Meteor, of which it is a sport. South of the Ohio river it would be perfectly hardy, while in the extreme Korth it could be laid on the ground and covered with leaves or straw, and will carry through nicely. 10 cents each; large size, 20 cents. Universal Favorite — A free grower, producing long, branching shoots, with bright, shiny fol- iage in abundance, and soft, light pink double flowers, two inches in diameter, strongly per- fumed. 10 cents each; large size, 20 cents. Princess Bonnie—Color is charming—rich, solid crimson, deeper than Bennett, and more vivid than Jack. The inner petals at the base are streaked with white. The fragrance is delicious —distinct from that of any other rose. 10 cents each ; large size, 20 cents. ROSES—General Collection^ STRONG YOUNG PLANTS. Your selection from our tntit*9 list, labeled, by mail 7 e9nt9 •aeh, 16 for $1.00 Our selection from our entire list, all different, labeled, 6/ mail 20 ferfl.OO LARGE SIZE PLANTS. Your selection from ourentir9 list, labeled, by mail /S eontt each, 8 for $1.00 Our selection from our entire list, labeled, by mail W for $1.00 Your selection from our entire list, labeled, by express 10 for $1.00 Our selection from our entire list, labeled, by express 12 for $1.00 Our selection from our entire list, not labeled, by express , 15 for $1.00 Memorial Rose — "Wichuriana." The great cem- Yellow Soupert — Flowers as large as Clothilde etery rose. For rockery or shrubbery it has no Soupert, very double and well-shaped. Color, equal. Flowers pure white and fragrant, in beautiful light yellow. Plant dwarf, bushy great profusion. Very hardy. and very free flowering. ^JT'When ordered by express, larger plants -will be sent than can be forwarded through the mails. All plants, either by mail or express, strictly first-class. REMEMBER. OUR ROSES ARE ALL ON THEIR OW ROOTS,

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