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Comprising- 



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DOUBLE ABUTILON, " THOMPSONI PLENA. 



{See special description, page so<p.) 



ABUTILON ; or Chinese Bell Flower. 



Flowering shrubs growing from two to six feet in height; flowers pendulous, hell shaped; blooming in abundance during 

 the entire season; now much used for flowering in winter. 



There has been a very great improvement in this class of plants. A few years ago, two or three shades of crimson and maroon 

 were about the only colors to be found. Now we have white, pink, crimson, maroon, and golden yellow in endless variety. Our 

 set contains the best and most distinct representations of all these colors. 



Arthur Belsnam. Large, dark crimson flowers. 

 Aug 1 . Kossold. Variegated foliage, yellow and green. 

 John. Hopkins. Bright canary yellow. 

 Mrs. Roenbeck. Bright red. 

 EosEeflora. Beautiful rose Golor. 

 Eobt. George. Salmon, veined crimson. 

 Snowstorm. Finest white. 

 Sue de Malakoff. Flowers crimson, veined. 

 " " " Var. Variegated foliage. 



Darwin.ii. Bell shaped; light maroon orange. 

 Mesopotamicum. Flowers scarlet and yellow. 



" Var. Leaves variegated. 



Md. Seranifer. Yellow and scarlet. 

 Santana. "'lowers brownish crimson. 



Chamois. Tan color. 



Coronet. Large size; blood red. 



Crusader. Cherry red; parasol shaped. 



Fraseri. Dazzling crimson; immense size; extra fine. 



We Plus Ultra. Dark carmine rose. 



Seraph.. Pure white. 



Tancrede. Dark rose color. 



Toison D'Or. Orange color. 



Yellow Prince. Very dark yellow. 



New Double. (See above.) 30 cb;. 



Tnompsonii. Leaves mottled, golden yellow. 



Boule de TSleige. White. 



Vesuvius. Intense crimson. 



10 cts. each, except where noted; 27 sorts for $2.50. 



Plants received in fine condition, and they surpassed our most sanguine expectations. WALTER P. BROWiSXOW, Jonesboro, Term. 





