August 8, 1908 



HORTICULTURE 



171 



CHRISTMAS-FLOWERING SWEET PEAS 



Introductions from 1901 



MRS. ALEX. WALLACE. Lavender. This va- 

 riety is without <loubt the best in a lavender; every 

 florist has been pleased with it, and the (lowers keep 

 for nearly ODe week without losing their fine color. 



MRS. Wn. SI/1. Pleasing salmon pink; very pop- 

 ular with the retail florist; a good seller. 



firs. F. J. Dolansky. Daybreak pink. While not 

 as large as the others the color takes well. 



Le flarquis. This is the same color as Princess of 

 Wales violet; has very large flowers, and sells well 

 where a dark blue Sweet Pea is wanted. 



XriAS HETEOR. Scarlet; fine open red fllower. 



Jack Hunter. Light yellow. Sold out. 



Xmas Captain Blue and purple. The same as 

 Captain of the Blues. 



Hrs. Chas H. Totty. Sky blue. In best shape for 

 late planting, or when in crop in March and April. 



Hiss Josle Reilly. Lilac. Very large flowers. 



Wm. J. ■ tewart. Blue self. 

 All these varieties produce steadily immense quanti- 

 ties of flowers throughout the Winter, with from two 

 to five flowers on stems up to 25 inches in length, all 

 growing over 7 feet high and, when well grown, 

 reaching the height of 12 fe t. 

 Price, 1 oz , 50c; 2 oz , 75c ; 1 lb. $5 00. 



WINTER FLOWERING MIXTURE. Over 25 

 colors, mixed, 1 lb. $2.00- 



NOW READY 



Standard Varieties 



XHAS PINK. The most popular Sweet Pea 

 in existence the past sixteen years. 



FLORtNCE DhNZER. Pure white; has 

 been ten ytars in commerce and improves 

 yearly. 



rir». E Wild Carmine or dark pink. 

 Price on the above three varieties: 1 0*., 

 30c ; 20Z., 50c; % lb , 75c ; 1 lb., $2.00. 



WATCHUNG. Pure white; black-seeded; 

 short grower, seldom exceeds six feet in 

 height and a very good sort when head room 

 is limited. 1 oz., 30c; % lb., 75c. 



None genuine unless this Trade Mark ie stamped 



on the Packet. 



If some one tries to sell you so-called Winter Sweet 



Peas without this Trade Mark, send back his Lemon. 



Novelties for 1908 



NEW CROP READY IN SEPTEnBER. 



Hrs. W. W. Smatley. A pleasing satin pink; 

 flowers are very extended, while the stem is not ex- 

 tremely long. Behind every leaf comes a good 

 salable flower with a good color from early in Fall 

 until late !n Spring. This will be found a very good 

 commercial variety in light pink. 



rirs. Geo. Lewis. White-seeded. Pure White. 

 Very large orchid or wavy flower. 1 think it will 

 outclass Florence Denzer in a few years. 



Greenbrook White, standard, slightly touched with 

 lavender. Very large orchid flowering. 



niss Helen fl Gould. White, open flower; stan- 

 dard, lilac, marbled. 



Hrs. Manna n. Peep rose pink of a very pleasing 

 shade, medium flower. 



Price, each trial packet containing 100 seeds, 

 25 cents, I oz., $1.00. 



Orders from unknown parties must be 

 paid id casb or by New York draft. 



Porelgu customers will please send re- 

 mlt lance either by International Postal 

 Money Order, or by draft on a New York 

 bank. 



All orders are filled strictly in rotation, 

 and mailed as soon as the new crop of 

 seed is ready. 



HENRY 

 W 



MICHELL CO., 



■ AND 



Philadelphia 



W. RAWSON CO., Boston 



Are selling my seeds this year. 



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ANT. C. ZVOLA NEK, Originator, Bound Brook, N. J. 

 flARNATION fl 



FDORNER&SONSCO. 



La Fayette, Ind. 



100,000 Field-Grown 



CARNATION PLANTS 



Ready Aug. 15th 



CHICAGO CARNATION CO., JOLIET, ILL. 



{"field carnations 



Splendid Plants 



Per oo m 



| High Land Crown 



Per ioo 

 Rose PiDk Enchantress . . $6.00 



Enchantress 6.00 



Lady Bountiful 6.00 



Harlowarden c.oo 



A. T. PYFER. Hgr. 



JOHN E. HAINES 



Bethlehem, Pa. 



Imperial variegated / Per IO ° Per 100 ° 

 Pink Imperial, Pink ) $ 6 - 00 $50.00 



Plai-e your orders early for Jan. delivery. 

 Cash with order please. 



CARNATION PLANTS 



5000 Enchantress, iooo Rose Enchantress, iooo Bounti- 

 ful, 5000 good Scarlet Seedlings: All at $6 oo per ioo. 

 $50.00 per iooo. toco Boston Market, 40011 Enchantress 

 No 2, 2000 Fenn, 4000 Queen, 2000 White Lawson: 

 $4.00 per 100. $35.00 per iooo. Also 400 Grafted Bride 

 Roses at $10.00 and 300 Pres Carnot at $4.00. 



WORCESTER CONSEHVATORIES 



L. C. MIDGIEV. PROP. Worcester, Mass. 



i 



UJMIE 



White Lawson $6 oo 



Pink Lawson 6.00 



Red Lawson 6.00 



Robert Craig 6.00 



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.00 1 

 StocK Now Ready for Shipment 



UNITED STATES CUT FLOWER CO., Elmira, N. Yj 



BAY STATE 



The big sensation of 

 all the recent Carna- 

 tion Shows. A noble 

 flower, white with 

 carmine markings. 

 Now Booking Orders for Next January Delivery. 



Rooted Cuttings. $12. OO **er IOO, $100.00 per IOOO 



ALBERT ROPER, Tewkesbury, Mass. 



FIELD 

 GROWN 



CARNATIONS 



Immediate Delivery 



For prices and varieties address 



CHARLES H. TOTTY, MADISON, N. J. 



LAWSON ENCHANTRESS 



The Enchantress with the Lawson Color 



Field grown plants, extra fine for shipment at onre. Satisfaction guaranteed. 

 $151. 00 per 100, $100.00 per iooo. ENCHANTRESS $6.00 per ioo, 

 $55.00 per iooo. Cash with order or satisfactory reference. 



THE CHAS. KNOPF FLORAL CO., Richmond , Indiana. 

 BEWARE ^fsh h H^ Advertise ! Advertise ! •E^" te M ~£': 



sonable and effective. Try It and you'll have no surplus to throw away. 



