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Roses
Pink
Beauty of Galveston.  In the bud the flower is a beautiful shade of carmine pink; as the flower expands the color changes to a beautiful shade of amber yellow, deepening towards the center to orange or coppery yellow.  Remarkably sweet; healthy, vigorous.

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Roses
Pink
Rheinland's Ehre.  Light, brilliant satiny rose, very full and large, lasting and of perfect form.  A new rose of great merit for the South.  50 cents each.

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Roses
Pink
Silver King.  Hybrid Tea.  This new rose is a beauty indeed.  The bud and flower are of the largest size; when fully expanded, cup-shaped, full and double, but the petals are so arranged as not to crowd each other.  The color is a clear shell pink, resembling the soft pink seen in sea shells.  It is very fragrant, a true everbloomer and hardy everywhere.  This is the grandest of all light pink roses.