OUR RAINBOW COLLECTION OF 20 ROSES FOR $1. PREPAID BY MAIL.

The roses we send are on their own roots, from 10 to 15 inches high, and

will bloom freely this summer either in pots or planted in yard. They are

hardy, ever bloomers. We send instructions with each order how to plant

and care for them. Please examine the below list of 20 choice fragrant

monthly roses, and see if you can duplicate them anywhere for an amount

so small as =$1=. They are nearly all new kinds.—We guarantee them to

reach you in good condition, =and we also guarantee them to be the best

dollar’s worth of roses you have ever purchased=. =THE RAINBOW COLLECTION

OF 20 ROSES FOR ONE DOLLAR MUST BE ORDERED COMPLETE.=

The List:—=Bridesmaid=, the best pink rose by far ever introduced.

=Princess of Wales=, amber yellow, deepening to orange. =Snowflake=, pure

white, always in bloom. =Princess de Radziwell=, lovely coral red. =Pearl

of the Gardens=, deep golden yellow. =Beauty of Stapleford=, bright

rosy crimson. =Queen of Fragrance=, in clusters of six to ten roses,

white edged pink. =Rheingold=, beautiful shades of saffron and tawn.

Sunset, golden amber, resembles an “afterglow.” =Dr. Grill=, coppery

yellow and fawny rose. =Duchess Marie Immaculata=, an intermingling of

bronze, orange, yellow, pink and crimson. =Lady Castlereagh=, soft rosy

crimson and yellow. =Papa Gontier=, lovely dark red. =Star of Gold=, the

queen of all yellow roses. =Waban=, a great rose in bloom all the time.

=Lady Stanley=, great garden rose. =Viscountesse Wautier=, one of the

best roses grown. =Cleopatra=, soft shell pink, lovely. =Sappho=, fawn

suffused with red. =Letty Coles=, very chaste and beautiful.

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