CURRIE BROTHERS' HORTICULTURAL GUIDE. 



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TYPE OF INCURVED CHRYSANTHEMUM. 



golden yellow, very large. Inc. 



Inter-Ocean — A great novelty. Flowers very large; color, pearly 

 white, suffused with delicate pink. Ref. 



Ivory— Pure white, one of the best. Inc. 



Major Bonnaffon — Pronounced by many growers the leading yellow. 

 Color very rich. Flowers large and full. Inc. 



riad. F. Bergmann— A sjilendid white; early. 



Marion Henderson— Bright clear yellow, very double, petals long, nar- 

 row and twisted. Ref. 



riarie Louise — Flowers very large, deep and full, and jiure white; very 

 desirable. Ref. 



rirs. J. Q. Whildin— Beautiful rich yellow, large and well formed. 



Nivius — \ very fine white of rare merit. Inc. 



The Queen — Very appropriately named; a grand white. Very large 

 and full. Inc. 



Viviand=Morel— Delicate rose, a great favorite. Ref. 



W. H. Lincoln — Deep yellow; one of the best. Ref. 

 Price of the above-named varieties, each, 10 cts.; per doz., f 1 .00. 



COB/EA SCANDENS. 



This handsome and rapid-growing climbing plant is considered to-day 

 almost indisjjensable for decorative purposes. It is very useful for shading 

 verandas or bowers, or for covering unsightly fences and such like. Price, 

 each, 15 cts.; per doz., $1.50. 



CYCLAMEN PERSICUM-Giganteum. 



For conservatory or parlor culture the Cyclamen has few equals. All 

 lovers of plants are familiar with it, and all admire it. Large plants in 

 bloom : Fach, 50 cts. to $1.00; smaller sizes : Each, 25 cts. to 35 cts. 



CHRYSANTHEMDMS. 



Note. — Ref., reflexed. Inc., incurved. 



Our Novelty Set of 6 Superb Chrysanthsmums. 



The six Chrysanthemums offered below are the 

 cream of the new varieties introduced in the last few 

 years. We grow these varieties ourselves for our own 

 cut-flower trade, and can with confidence recommend 

 them as being the finest of their class and color. 



Glory of the Pacific — A magnificent new variety; 

 flowers very large, full and perfect iu form; color, a 

 clear pink. Ref. 



rirs. Jerome Jones— Flowers almost globular in 

 form; inner petals clear lemon, outer a delicate lavender; 

 very unique. 



nerry Monarch— An early variety; flowers very 

 large, pure white; superb. 



riay Flower— A great favorite; flowers very large 

 and full; white. Inc. 



riaude Dean— One of the largest flowers iu cultiva- 

 tion; color pure shell-pink. Inc. 

 g^r) — A novelty of sterling merit, destined to become very 

 ant dwarf; flowers large, very double and pure white. 



Price, ea«h,'.15 cts.; per doz., |1.50. 

 J8®= The Novelty Set of Six for 75 cts. '^w 



LIST OF STANDARD VARIETIES. 



Ada Spaulding— French pink, very beautiful. Ref. 



Cullingfordii— Crimson, an old favorite. Ref. 



C. W. Henning— Stems straight and stiff, supporting well and gracefully^the large flow- 

 ers, which are full and deep. Color, pure white, ajnagniflcent flower. Ref. 



David Ferguson— Flowers very large and full. Petals long, medium in breadth and 

 graceful. Color, a rich golden yellow. Ref. 



Eugene Dailledouze— A superb variety, certainly one of the best if not really the leading 

 yellow; very large and full. Inc. 



Ed. Hatch— Soft lemon and bright pink; one of the best.'. Inc. 



Geo. W. Childs — Crimson, very good. Ref. 



H. L. Sunderbruch— Bright 



CYCLAMEN. 



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