24 MISS ELLA V. BAINES, THE WOMAN FLORIST, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. 
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING CANNAS—Continued. 
KARL KIRSTEN—It throws its trusses of bright poppy-red high 
above the foliage. The combination of freedom and bright 
color makes this an exceptionally desirable sort for massing. 
Five feet, 20 cents. 
METEOR—Immense trusses of large rounded flowers, well dis- 
played above the massive foliage; brilliant crimson. Flowers 
keep well and are self-cleaning; excellent. Four feet, 25 
cents. 
MRS. ALFRED F. CONARD—A most remarkable variety, 
with exquisite salmon-pink flowers of largest size in erect and 
abundantly furnished heads. So freely produced as to keep 
up a superb showing of its fine bloom for months above the 
rich green foliage; extra fine. Four feet, 35 cents. 
ONDINE—Bright orange-scarlet, broadly bordered with golden- 
yellow. The color is best described as a fanciful figure in 
scarlet and gold. The best of all gilt-edged Cannas. Three 
feet, 30 cents. 
ROSEA GIGANTEA—Esxtra large flowers, borne in such great 
abundance that the mass of color is truly amazing; a deep 
rich rose, almost.a coral-carmine; soft and lovely; one of the 
most beautiful Cannas grown. Four feet, 25 cents. 
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SPECIAL OFFER NO. 44—The foregoing 12 new green 
foliage, truss-flowering Cannas costing $3.50 sent 
for only $3.00 net, and we will include gratis the 
mew orchid=flowering Canna Minnehaha named 
elow. 
Novelty in Bronze-Leaved, Truss= 
Flowering Cannas 
MINNEHAHA—Blossoms are extra large and borne in great 
clusters. Color shades through gold and cream to a center of 
peachbloom-pink. new break and extremely beautiful. 
Three and one-half feet, 25 cents. 
Standard Varieties of Green=Leaved, 
Truss=Flowering Cannas 
Price, unless noted otherwise, 10 cents each; $1.00 dozen. 
ALPHONSE BOUVIER—Brilliant deep crimson or cardinal-red. 
Five feet. 
BEAUTE POITEVINE—Bright crimson-scarlet, a splendid bed- 
ding Canna. Three and one-half feet. 
BETSY ROSS—Beautiful pink flowers, in great demand. Three 
feet, 15 cents 
BLACK PRINCE—Very large flowers of intense deep, velvety 
maroon. Four and one-half feet. 
BUTfTERCUP—A profusely blooming dwarf Canna of pure 
“Buttercup’’-yellow. Planted with the reds, makes a striking 
combination. Three feet, 15 cents. 
CALIFORNIA—A pure rich orange or old gold. No other 
Canna color like it. Four feet, 15 cents. 
CHARLES HENDERSON—Bright rich crimson, an old-time 
favorite. Three feet. 
COMTE DE BOUCHARD—Golden-yellow, spotted red. Splen- 
did when planted in solid beds. Four feet. 
COMTE DE SACHS—Clear scarlet, the brightest of all red Can- 
nas. Four and one-half feet, 15 cents. 
CRIMSON BEDDER—Dazzling crimson-scarlet, well displayed 
above the foliage. A conspicuous bedder. Three and one= 
half feet, 15 cents. 
Dk. ROBERT FUNCKE—As bright as scarlet sage; large heads. 
Four and one-half feet, 15 cents. 
DUKE OF MARLBORO—One of the darkest flowered Cannas 
giown; rich crimson-maroon. Four feet. 
FLORENCE VAUGHAN—Rich eoldenyeloe thiclely, peppered 
with bright red spots. Three and one-half feet 
GENERAL MERKEL—Scarlet, suffused with orange; base and 
edge of flower marbled with golden-yellow. Four feet, 15 
cents. 
GLADIATOR—A very showy bedding Canna, with large flowers 
of prassy-yellow, speckled in bright red. The long center petal 
and lower petal are a solid dark red,making a most striking 
contrast to the predominating yellow. Three and one-half 
feet, 15 cents. 
J. D. EISELE—A flaming scarlet overlaid with orange in trusses 
oe enormous size. Constant bloomer. Three and one- -half 
eet. 
JEAN TISSOT—A rich shade of scarlet in large trusses. One 
of the brightest and best. Four feet. 
LOUISE—Soft asy Pins delicately dappled with red; 
Four and one-half feet 
MADAME CROZY—The popular bright scarlet, with narrow 
thread-like margin of golden-yellow. The first dwarf ever- 
blooming French Canna sent out, and very- few dealers have the 
true variety now. Three feet, 15 cents. 
MARTHA WASHINGTON—Color clear, bright rose-pink; a 
prodigious bloomer. Three and one-half feet. 
MEPHISTO—A brilliant deep, rich red; a wonderfully satisfy- 
ing Canna. Three and one-half feet. 
MONT BLANC—Large trusses of pure white flowers, touched 
with creamy-white. The best white Canna to date. Three 
feet, 15 cents. 
NIAGARA—Fine trusses of rich crimson, with a border of deep 
golden-yellow. Three feet. 
PAPA NARDY—A grand Canna with glowing red flowers. Has 
never been surpassed. Four feet, 15 cents. 
PAUL MARQUAND—Rich salmon-red; an old time pcorites 
Three and one-half feet. 
PHILADELPHIA—Dark crimson; dwarf. “A fine ee to 
plant in front of taller growing sorts. Two and one-half feet. 
PILLAR OF FIRE—Bright crimson-scarlet. Borne in- erect 
spikes like blazing torches; fine. Six feet. 
QUEEN CHARLOTTE—Color a wide ragged band of canary- 
yellow, bordering a center of scarlet suffused carmine. Three 
and one half feet. 
RICHARD WALLACE—A light shade of Canary-yellow, almost 
an ecru, with delicate flecks of red; a lovely Canna: Four feet. 
SECRETAIRE CHABANNE—A distinct and pleasing salmon; a 
fine bedder. Three and one-half feet. 
SOUVENIR DE ANTOINE CROZY—An intense scarlet bord- 
ered with a broad irregular showy band of richest golden-yellow; 
-extra. 3 feet, 15 cents. 
THE EXPRESS—Foliage wide spreading and_ low, literally 
crowned with massive flat heads of rich vermilion bloom, so 
as to almost hide the plant. Two and one-half feet, 15 cents. 
VENUS—The color is a gay rosy-pink with a mottled and dappled 
border of creamy yellow; splendid bloomer; extra. Four feet. 
WEST VIRGINIA—Intense crimson-scarlet with broad yellow 
edge. Three and one half feet, 15 cents. 
WILHELM GREISINGER—Bright yellow, thickly studded with 
‘scarlet; the center petal all red, the lower petal red’ broken up 
throughout by wavy threads of gold. Three and one-half feet. 
free. 
SPECIAL OFFER No. 45—The foresoitiy thirty-five 
Standard Varieties of Green=leaved Truss flowering 
Cannas, costing $4.20, sent for only $3.50, net. 
Bronze=Leaved, Truss-Flowering 
Cannas. 
Price, unless noted otherwise, 10 cents each; $1.00 per doz. 
BRANDYWINE—Produces a magnificent display of brilliant red 
flowers. Three and one-half feet. 
DAVID HARUM—Bright vermilion-scarlet mottled with deep 
red and with crinkley edged petals. Three and one-half feet. 
EGANDALE-—A favorite bronze-leaved sort with soft currant- 
red flowers; fine. Three and one-half feet. 
JUPITER—Rich red flowers with silver sheen at center. Six 
feet, 15 cents. 
KING HUMBERT—In this grand Canna we have a combination 
of the highest type of flower with the finest bronze foliage. It 
has flowers as large as the orchid flowering Cannas. Six inches 
across, in trusses of gigantic size; of a brilliant orange-scarlet 
with bright red markings. The foliage is broad and massive, of 
a rich coppery-bronze; bold and effective, ‘““King Humbert” i 
the one ideal Canna. ‘Four and one-half feet, 20 cents. 
MRS. GEORGE A. STROHLEIN—Large amaranthine-red with 
massive bronze foliage. 5 feet. 
PRESIDENT MEYER—A glorious Canna with large flowers in 
immense trusses. Color, rich cherry-carmine. Four feet, 15c. 
RUBIN—Ruby-carmine flowers, prodtced in great profusion. 
So rich in color and the foliage so pretty, makes it a great bedder. 
Three and one-half feet, 15 cents. 
SHENANDOAH—Its combination of salmon-pink flowers and 
reddish bronze foliage is very pleasing. Three and one-half feet. 
WM. SAUNDERS—Flowers bright crimson-scarlet,-often meas- 
uring five inches across. This is without question the best 
bronze-leaved scarlet Canna. Four feet, 20 cents. 
SPECIAL OFFER No. 46—The foregoing Ten Bronze= 
Leaved, Truss-Flowering Cannas, costing $1.35, 
sent for only $1.10, net. 
