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Camellia Rose (Henderson). A rose introduced last year which has rapidly won favor with all who have seen it. A cross between General McArthur and Mrs. George Shawyer. In both the half-opened buds and fully opened flowers this variety closely resembles the popular Camellia, hence the name. It is beautiful in all stages of its development. Color a soft shade of silvery-pink, deepening as the flowers open.

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Miss Barbara (Bush Polyantha) (Henderson). A baby rose having the shape and size of the Cecile Brunner, but possessing the color of the Ed. Herriott or Daily Mail rose. Coral red in color shaded to yellow and bright scarlet. Very free and vigorous. $1.00 each. Excellent for bedding purposes.

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Red Giant (Hyb. Tea) (Henderson). Extra large free blooming semi-double flowers. Bright crimson flowers. This variety resembles large peony flowered dahlias. Petals are exceedingly large and fine.

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Scarlet Bedder (Hyb. Tea.) (Henderson). Color, dark shade of red, semi-double flowers with long-pointed buds. Most profuse blooming rose in my garden. Fragrant. $1.00 each.