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Waban Conservatories 



FALL TRADE 1876. 



The following choice SELECTED NOATELTIES will be ready for delivery during the coming FAIiL, and to which 

 attention is specially directed. 



ROSE "EDMUND WOOD." (Verdier). 



This superb hybrid perpetual we have bloomed and find it fully equal, if not supeiior, to the description. Its color is 

 richer and slightly darker than Gen'l Jacqueminot, far more double and equally prolific in growth, blooming as freely as that 

 favorite variety. Good plants, on own' roots, $3 each. 



CARNATION "WELLBSLEY BEAUTY." 



Color soft fine f innamon, beautifully striped and spotted with carmine rose ; habit, free compact and vigorous. A valuabld 

 acquisition. 75c, each. 



BRONZE ZONALE GERANIUM "EARL ROSLYN." 



Unquestionably the best bronze and gold bedding Geranittm yet produced, superior to the acknowledged favorites, Marshall 

 MacMshon and Black Douglass. 50c. each. 



DOUBLE ZONALE GERANIUM. 



p. BUCK. — Violet and salmon, new and effective color, and a very valuable variety. 



J. C. KODBARD.— Double salmon red, not very double, but beautifully joined and much superior to Asa Grey. 

 MADAME THIBAUD.— Rose petals, marked with white at their base, semi-double, but producing a novel and pleasing 

 effect. Also many other new Zonale and other Geraniums, for description of which see Catalogue. 



PELARGONIUM REGAL "QUEEN VICTORIA." 



This is one of the most marvellously beautiful novelties ever offered. Color rich vermilion, margined with fine white, and 

 upper petals blotched with deep purple maroon. The flower has thick , crispy petals, which give it the appearance of being double. 

 It is a remarkable and striking improvement in Pelargoniums. SI. 50 each, 



PELARGONIUM REGAL, "BEAUTY OP AXTON." 



Similar in form to the above, but quite distinct in color, which is; upper petals rich maroon ; centre rose ; all the petals being 

 margined with pure white; flowers large and full, having the appearance of being semi-double, and a most beautiful and extraor- 

 dinary novelty. $3 each. 



FOR FLORISTS' WINTER STOCK. 



Send for Abridged Trade Circular of new Tuberose, Rooted Begonias, Double Zonale and other Pelargoniums; Roses, Carna- 

 tions, Ivies, Vincas, <&c. 



We have a good stock of the new Double Ivy-leafed Geranium, described in the September number of the Gardener's Monthly, 

 which we offer at j;!. 00 each, or S2.50 for three. Also new ABUTIXONS of beautiful colors ; Le Liliput, mauve ; Le Nain, 

 mauve, shaded orange, Perle d'or, canary ; Simon de Leaux, chamoix shaded with purple and veined with rose. 75 cts. each. The 

 set $2.00. 



We are making the importation of Rhoaodendrons and Clematis a specialty. 



Orders promptly executed. Send for Circular. 



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