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Wight's Illustrated Dozen Fine Roses for the South
Wight's Georgia-Grown Roses
Pink Roses
Betty Uprichard. Hybrid Tea. Long-pointed buds; orange-carmine blooms. Vigorous. See illustration.

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White Roses
Cherokee. Climber. Beautiful single white Rose, blooming profusely in early spring. Very vigorous. 

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Pink Roses
Climbing Cecile Brunner. (Climbing Sweetheart Rose). Hybrid Polyantha. Climbing form of the lovely Sweetheart Rose. Small buds; blush shaded light salmon.

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Yellow Roses
Climbing Luxembourg. Climbing Hybrid Tea. A sport of Luxembourg originating at Wight nurseries. Buds long, pointed, large, deep pinkish orange. Vigorous.

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Red Roses
Climbing Red Radiance. Climbing Hybrid Tea. A sport of the bush form.

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Pink Roses
Columbia. Hybrid Tea. Excellent rose-pink; large; double.

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Pink Roses
Dainty Bess. Hybrid Tea. Large, single, delicate rose-pink. Outstanding.

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Polyanthus Roses (Dwarf)
Edith Cavell. Small, double, deep red.

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Pink Roses
Edith Nellie Perkins. Hybrid Tea. Deep pink, shaded salmon. Long pointed buds. Good Rose for Southern gardens.

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Wight's Illustrated Dozen Fine Roses for the South
Wight's Georgia-Grown Roses
Pink Roses
Editor McFarland. Hybrid Tea. Strong growing; free-flowering. Clear, deep rose-pink. Good form. See illustration.