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Pence: GEORGE BLCER: os ye comme a Rose. Rep Rapiance, H. T. A red RosE Crimson CHampion, H. T. A _ CLIMBING CECILE BRUNNER. A climb- 
anthas now popular for corsage bouquets ~ SPOrt of the pink Rose Radiance, and a fee Howerig Welle Seales lessteltis Bae tS Sy ara eee ar 
Be nie Hen cis eicleconatvonalmmiltsveolon ts splendid variety outdoors. A very wel- Rose raised by John Cook and awarded Howanina syanlety.. of the same eee 
yellow, and the flowers bothopenand in Come addition to its color class. Habit URS INGE TEC es te ie Sp Eh h = i ee Pink He ae “ 
bud are very handsome. A companion 2nd form are the same as those of the Bee ree oreo gaan thesughout the concen Berctically fom 
to the pink Cecile Brunner parent. (A.N. Pierson, introducer) (A. N. Pierson, introducer) S frost to frost 
WINTER FLOWERING SNAPDRAGON. A 
winter flowering Snapdragon of a yellow 
AMARYLLIS NEw Hysrips. Of recent years American in- 5 A BS . ; = ; 
= * : shade is a decided acquisition to the list. VIBURNUM CaRLEsiI. An early flowering Snowball of splendid 
erect tm these eoreceus bulbs has been increasing, and many This one is vigorous in habit, and throws habit, and absolutely hardy, native of China. Pure white 
long flower spikes with a fine array of flowers, deliciously fragrant. Flowers fine for cutting. One of 
flowers set closely together. The color the earliest of the flowering shrubs. Useful also for forcing 
of the flowers is canary yellow with throats 
of much deeper color. (A. N. Pierson, 
introducer) 
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PTERIS RIVERTONIANA. A finely laciniate and crested form of decorative 
fern useful for house decoration and window gardening. (Dreer) 
CROTON JULIETTE DELARUYE. These very 
tropical looking plants are extremely decorative 
SANSEVIERIA ZEYLANDICA Var. LAURENTI. A 
and may be successfully used for bedding out- WINFIELD Rasp- lently in the West. A recent form of this curious group of greenhouse 
doors. Bright green, with irregular blotches of BERRY, which is_ re- chance seedling origina- plants, with creamy yellow variegations on the 
canary yellow (Dreer) ported as doing excel- ting in Winfield, Kansas edge of the leaf. (Dreer) 
