(1899)  Page(s) 14.  
 
TWO NEW ROSES.
Last season we introduced the truly ever-blooming rose "Santa Rosa".  It at once attracted wide attention for its vigor, brilliancy of color and wonderful blooming qualities, and it seems necessary to call attention to the fact that the two new roses, one the "Burbank", purchased and named by W. Atlee Burpee & Co., of Philadelphia, and the other the "Santa Rosa", sent out by ourselves last season, though coming from the same combination are quite different in form and color of flower, growth and other respects.  Both are perfect gems, and no other rose will give greater satisfaction than these will when once established; they are not only in name but in fact absolutely continuous bloomers throughout every day of the year, and without doubt will produce far more blooms during the whole year than any rose before known.  It is beyond comprehension how any plant can keep up such a constant exhibition of lovely flowers as these do and still remain in the most perfect vigor of health; not a leaf has ever shown rust, mildew or other weakness or defect on thousands of the plants during all their past five years of existence.
Of "Santa Rosa", the absolutely ever-blooming rose of loveliest form and color, we have very large field-grown bushes only, to offer this season.  Price, each $1.  Per ten, $5.  Address W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., if you wish for the "Burbank" rose; we have none of them for sale.

(1918)  Page(s) 16.  
 
Burbank's 1918 offering of twentieth century: fruits, flowers and various economic plants
Cathay - Cherokee and Crimson Rambler cross. Extra strong grower and profuse bloomer. Single flowers deep rose-pink, in clusters, each blossom 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Does not fade and does not mildew. Field grown plant, each, $1.

(1918)  Page(s) 16.  
 
Burbank's 1918 offering of twentieth century: fruits, flowers and various economic plants. 
Garland - Cherokee and Crimson Rambler cross. Strong grower, fine foliage, does not mildew. Flowers of a light shell-pink color in enormous clusters; each cluster a perfect bouquet which lasts, without fading, for a long time. Field grown plant, each, $1.

(1918)  Page(s) 16.  
 
Cathay: Cherokee and Crimson Rambler cross. Extra strong grower and profuse bloomer. Single flowers deep rose-pink, in clusters, each blossom 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Does not fade and does not mildew. Field grown plant, each, $1.

Garland: Cherokee and Crimson Rambler cross. Strong grower, fine foliage, does not mildew. Flowers of a light shell-pink color in enormous clusters; each cluster a perfect bouquet which lasts, without fading, for a long time. Field grown plant, each, $1.

(Jun 1893)  Page(s) 38.  
 
Rugosa Hybrids, etc. 
Besides the Roses before described, a climbing pink Rose is attracting attention. It received a medal from the California State Floral Society. Also some extra fine large double Rugosa Hybrids from Rugosa X Gen. Jacqueminot, Rugosa X La France, Rugosa X Paul Neyron, Rugosa X Banksia, Rugosa X Sinica and other crosses. These, though lacking in the lasting qualities of  most roses, are, in brilliancy of color, unexcelled. 

(1899)  Page(s) 14.  
 
TWO NEW ROSES.
Last season we introduced the truly ever-blooming rose "Santa Rosa".  It at once attracted wide attention for its vigor, brilliancy of color and wonderful blooming qualities, and it seems necessary to call attention to the fact that the two new roses, one the "Burbank", purchased and named by W. Atlee Burpee & Co., of Philadelphia, and the other the "Santa Rosa", sent out by ourselves last season, though coming from the same combination are quite different in form and color of flower, growth and other respects.  Both are perfect gems, and no other rose will give greater satisfaction than these will when once established; they are not only in name but in fact absolutely continuous bloomers throughout every day of the year, and without doubt will produce far more blooms during the whole year than any rose before known.  It is beyond comprehension how any plant can keep up such a constant exhibition of lovely flowers as these do and still remain in the most perfect vigor of health; not a leaf has ever shown rust, mildew or other weakness or defect on thousands of the plants during all their past five years of existence.
Of "Santa Rosa", the absolutely ever-blooming rose of loveliest form and color, we have very large field-grown bushes only, to offer this season.  Price, each $1.  Per ten, $5.  Address W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., if you wish for the "Burbank" rose; we have none of them for sale.