{ Red: { { Excelsa. { { A great improvement on the Crimson Rambler, { the foliage being nearly free from mildew. { Blooms in June. { { American Beauty Climbing Rose. Hardy Climbing Roses { (For places where the { Resembling the American Beauty in shade; winters bring snow) { blooms are of quite good size, on weak stems, { but rather good for cutting. A desirable { rose, but not for showy effect. { {Pink: { { Dorothy Perkins. { { A splendid rose; grows very rapidly, { sometimes 20 feet in a season. Flowers in { clusters. Foliage charming. Blooms in June. { { Debutante. { { Fragrant, very desirable because blooming { sometimes in July, in September and October. { { Tausendschön. { { Sometimes called “Rose of a Thousand { Blooms.” Flowers early in large clusters. { Very hardy; beautiful foliage. Color, blush { pink and white. { { American Pillar. { { Grows very rapidly. A brilliant pink single { rose, borne in clusters. Foliage excellent. { { {White: { { White Dorothy. { { Flowers at the same time as the Pink Dorothy { Perkins. { {Yellow: { { Shower of Gold. In warmer parts of the country there is a great variety of beautiful climbing roses, among which may be named: