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Ducher h.t.
(C. MALLERIN, 1934)
Plant Patent No. 103
Gold Medal, 1935,
Barcelona, Spain and
Lyon, France. Also
scored 88 points at Inter-
national Test-Garden,
Portland, Oregon.
Yellow. One of the most
beautiful Roses we have ever
seen. Creamy buds, heavily
marked with carmine, slowly open
to spiral flowers of rich yellow,
growing lighter toward the edges,
with the edges lightly flushed
with pink. The autumn flowers
are much darker, being a rich
golden yellow shading light-
er at the edges, occasional
flowers having a decided
pink tinge. The outside
or first petals are some-
times almost pure white,
forming a chaste cover-
ing for the glorious ex-
panding bloom. Al-
though fully double,
with 80 to 100 tissue-
like petals, it has
opened perfectly in all kinds of
weather. Tall, bushy plants
bloom continuously from June
until frost, with the heaviest
bloom and most beautiful
flowers in early autumn. De-
lightfullv fragrant. $1.50 each;
3 for $3.75.
No further discount on this
patented Rose
The darkest
colored ever-
blooming Rose
© 1934
Nigrette
"The Black Rose of Sangerhausen."
(M. Krause, 1934.) Plant Patent No.
87. Blackish maroon. The almost black
buds open to fragrant, dark maroon
blooms which in their deepest shades
give the impression of black velvet.
The color varies violently with the
season and weather from light
crimson to deepest maroon.
With us the flowers are at
their best and darkest after
the beginning of the cool
nights of early autumn. Many
summer visitors here ordered
this Rose when thev saw it
in bloom. $2 each;
3 for $5.
No further discount
this patented
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