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PETER HENDERSON d;CO., INEW YORK-
THE:, CRIMSON RAMBLER.
magnificent Pyramidal Clusters of Rich Crimson Roses,
Every Cluster a Perfect Bouquet of Roses In Itself. . . ,
Grows Ten to X^venty Keet in a Year
The flowers are produced in trusses, pyramidal in shape, good specimens
measuring nine inclies from base to tip, and seven inches across, fairly
covering the plant from the ground to the top, so that it is one mass ot
flowing crimson. The color is superb, and remains strong and vivid
to the end ; plants in our grounds retained tlie bloom for two months.
The piofiision of bloom is marvelous, over three
hundred blooms having been counted on one
shoDt.
AS A POT PLANT. It is essentially a garden
Rose, but makes a niagnificont si)ecimen in a pot or
tub, growing in a twelve-inch pot four feet high
and three feet wide, bearing nearly five thousand
buds and flowers.
The White Rambler,
THALIA.
Related to the Crimson Rambler, closely re-
sembling it in vine and foliage. The flowers remain
on the plant a long time — from three to five weeks
— and keep a long time wiien cut. The plant is per-
fectly hardy, equal in this respect to tlie Crimson
Rambler. By growing this in a pot and training it
to a pyramidal trellis, a fine plant may be had in
bloom for Easter.
The Pink Rambler
EUPHROSYNE.
This beautiful variety is from the same source as
the White Rambler, fully the equal of it in hardiness,
vigor, size and profusion of flowers and blooming
qualities.
Price, for the four Ramblers, let size, 50c. each.
$4.50 per doz. ; 2d size, 30c. each, $3.00 per doz. ; 3d
size, 10c. each, SI. 00 per doz.
Special. The four " Ramblers," $1.75, $1.00, 35e. ;
1st, 2d, 3d sizes.
"The 'BOUQUET' COLLECTION of Roses were flue, every
one grew and bloomed all summer. Thanks for the care in
packing and the extras."
MRS. B. A. G.\LLEHER,
S;indusky, Ohio.
(See page 136 for the
"Bouquet" Col-
lection.)
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Yellow Rambler
AGLAIA.
This promises to supply that
" long-felt want," a double yel-
low hardy climbing Rose, a
thing which has been sought
after the world over. It is
perfectly double, very fragrant,
entirely hardj', having
withstood, unprotect-
ed, a prolonged tem-
perature of from zero
to two degrees below.
It is related to the
Crimson Rambler, and,
like it, blooms in large
trusses. The flowers
last three to four
weeks without fading.
It is a very vigorous
grower, making shoots
8 to 10 feet in one sea-
son when well estab-
lished, so that it pos-
sesses all the requi-
sites for unbounded popularity.
(See cut.) (Price in other column.)
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Psyche,
THE NEW RAMBLER ROSE.
Received the award of merit of
the Royal Horticultural Society of
England. A cross between Crim-
son Rambler and Golden Fairy.
In growth and habit it much re-
sembles the Rambler. The flowers
are produced in laige clusters, and
are 2 to 2.^. inches across when fully expanded. The color is white,
suffused with salmon-rose and pink, with yellow base to the petals.
A real companion to Crimson Rambler. Price, 1st size, 75c. each ; 3d
size, 25c. each, $2.25 per doz.
New Creeping Rose, alba rubifolia.
Entirely hardy, flowers pure white, much of the foliage and young growth
bright red. "When trained to a stake it makes an ornamental weeping bush, or
may be left to form a deep mat of leaves and flowers on the ground. It is ever-
green and retains its foliage all winter, which adds greatly to its utility. The
flowers are large and fragrant, full and double, and borne in gieat profusion.