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Beaute Inconstante (T.) (the rose of many colors.) A single plant bears flowers ranging in color from coppery yellow, bluish pink, carmine and apricot to light crimson. The bud is especially fine, being a coppery orange-scarlet, all the variations of coloring appearing in the open flower. A strong healthy grower, and a prolific bloomer.

(1928)  
 
MARY NISH (White Radiance) -- Sport of Red Radiance
This newest creation, is a sport of Red Radiance which is being introduced to the public this year. It is noted for abundance of fine blooms on long stems and glossy dark green leaves, and is the rarest production among rose varieties. The flowers are white, tinted with faint shell pink in the center. It's a very easy grower with rich foliage and plenty of flowers. It has been test and proven to be absolutely new in its type.