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AMERICAN BEAUTY
ROSE COLLECTION
Who has not heard of the Amerloan Beauty, the world renowned rose famed in story,
poetry and song, The cut fiowers being frequently sold during the winter season
at $10.00 to $25.00 per dozen. What fiower lover has not dreamed that some day
she would have a "garden of roses" with American Beauties galore. For a 1ong
time we have been planning this collection for our customers and growing vast
numbers of plants for the immense demand which is sure to come. Read carefully the wonderful list of varieties and notice the low price.
AMERICAN BEAUTY.- The old favorite ever popular variety. Unequaled
for large size, beauty and fragrance. They do well grown in the open ground
and with slight protection live throught the winter in the northern states.
Flowers are very double of deep brilliant red shading to a rich crimson earmine.
Has the true ever blooming qualities. Strong young plants each 15o,large two year old dormant plants 350 each, doz. $3.50.
WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY.-A pure ivory white rose of the same form
and fully equal in size, beauty and fragrance but easier grown and a much better bloomer. In Germany where it origino.ted it is co.lled Kaiseriln .Augusta
Victoria o.nd it is truly a royal variety. It has no rival as a white bedding rose
for it grows vigorously, producing a consto.nt succession of crops of fiowers.
It is a hardy Hybrid 'l'ea variety like the American Beo.uty and throws up
many blooming stems and all of them are surmounted by lovely fiowers. The
buds are of elegant shape and slowly develop into full open, very double fiowers
with wide petals of best substance. It is a fo.ultless variety
of exquisite fragrance. Each 150. Large two-yearoQld plants
3Oceach.
BLACK BEAUTY.-This magnificent rose which has sometimes been called Black Prince, has a fine large sized fiower of
a very dark velvety crimson shaded with maroon and black.
Fragrant and desirable, each 15c. Large two-yearoQld plants
35c, doz. $3.25.
STRIFED BEAUTY.-Comparitively a longer fiower than
American Beauty, the buds being shaped more like the La
Color a beautiful bright pink, shaded with crimson or
~~1 ,cal:mine red. Each 15c. L arge two-yearoQld plants 300, doz. $3.00.
MOSS BEAUTY.-If the people only knew how easily these
can be grown we would be uno.ble to supply the demand, but
it is the popular opinion that moss roses are quite difllcult to
Everyone can succeed with this variety which is a
shining pink color and"the buds are very bountifully
supplied with Moss. Each 20ci large two-yearoQld dormanplants 350, doz. $3.50.
PINK BEAUTY.-Simllar to American Beauty but the , .
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One strong plo.nt each of the above six roses for seventy.
fiowers are iust atrifie fio.tter o.nd of handsome shining pinkS
color, shaded with c3rmine, splendid bloomer o.nd very hardy ,
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five cents. One large two-yeo.roQld plant of each for $1.85
Each 15c. Large strong two-yearoQld plants 3Oc, doz. $3.00. . Sent by mail to any town in the United States or Canada.

PECIAL!

ABOUT OURSELVES.
81 NEW GREENHOUSES erected during the past four years are devoted exclusively to growing plants for the mall order trade, and they
contain a greater variety of plants than any other greenhouse in the west.
Hundreds of plant orders are filled daily during the busy season:' small
plant orders can be mailed direct from the branch postoffice nearby. They
are located convenient to the electrio car line and fronting on Kingman
Boulevard, one of the finest driving streets in the city. Here we devote
fully 12 acres to fiowers, making the finest display to be found in the west.
THE WAREHOUSE on South Fifth street we have occupied for many
years for storage purposes only. L o.rge lots of seeds which come in after
ho.rvest, are thoroughly cleo.ned and then put away in this building and
held in readiness for the spring trade.
MAIL ORDER BUILDING.-our
trade has increased so constantly
that we purchased the ground at 20821(}'2l2 S. Eighth St. about six blocks
from the store, and.erected thereon a
large building specially arranged for
our trade. The r ailway tracks beside
the building give us unexcelled facilities for handling carload lots, and ~
are centrally located bet~een the va,.
rious freight depots. so that small
shipments can be made promptly.
Our mo.chinery is operated by four
electrio motors, and we claim that our
mills for cleaning seeds cannot be
surpassed. We can readily fill 2,000
to 4,000 orders per day in this building, and they are bo.ndled in such a
·i~;'~;s:~§:~~ co.reful way that errors seldom occur.
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Most of our employees have been with
us many years and appreciate the importance of each order, no matter
whethersmallorlo.rge, and no "green
hands" handle seeds in bulk.
SEED FARMS.-It requires the
seed crop from about 8,600 acres to
supply our trade and the farms are
widely isolated so as to avoid any danger of mixtures. Some seeds cannot
also located the offices and correspondence department. During our busy seaso -we receive 2,000 to 5,000 be grown to advantage here, and we contract with practioal seed growers
.Jetters every day, and it requires seventeen typew iters to ?,pswer the in other states and a few in Europe to grow for us. For instanoe, we pay
correspondence. We are always glad to have ou
tomers call and ex- our growers in Denmo.rk about three times all much for caulifiower seed
amine our stock and manner of doing business.
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as it would oost to have it grown in this country, but it is much superior.

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