A Splendid Climbing Rose

riiiladelpliia Ledger: No climbinf rose ever introduced has attained such widespread popularity in so short a time as the Crimson Rambler. AJthough it was introduced this year, over 100,000 planes have airead y been sold. To my rnind the strongest point in its favor is its hardiness. A prominent rose grower in the spring of 1894 set out two strong plants in his trial grounds. By fall they had attained a growth of six feet. They were left unproteeted during the winter, and in the spring he pegged down one of the sterns to the ground. It broke from every eye, and in June he eounted on that one stem 320 buds and blossoms. I regret to say that it is not an everbloomer.