PETER HENDERSON & COS QUARTERLY TRADE LIST OF PLANTS. 





New Rosy Blush " Ostrich Plume " Variety. 



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This grand variety will increase the popularity and interest in this beautiful section. We obtained it by a 

 "sport" from Louis Boehmer, and it partakes of all the good qualities found in that excellent variety. The 

 color is an exquisite shade of rosy blush, changing to a delicate flesh pink as the flowers advance in age. A 

 description cannot convey the beauty of coloring found in this new variety. The delicacy of tinting is unsurpassed 

 in any class of flowers within our knowledge. The soft, feathery growth peculiar to the " Ostrich 

 Plume" class is even more pronounced than in any of its predecessors, and in this variety it has an additional 

 charm. The growth referred to is usually a shade lighter than the body of the flower — the effect produced 

 being as if a softly tinted lace-like web or veil was thrown over the blooms, a unique and beautiful addition to 

 its appearance. The flowers are of the largest size, and are borne on strong, vigorous stalks. The growth of 

 the plant is all that could be desired. Taken all iD all, we have no hesitation in pronouncing it one of the finest 

 varieties of the season. Price, 30c. each ; $2,00 per dozen; $12,00 per 100. 



PATRICK BMRRY, 

 New Yellow " Ostrich Plume " Chrysanthemum 



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 We have secured from Japan a grand yellow incurved variety of the " OSTRICH PLUME " class which 

 in size of flower and all the essentials of a first-class Chrysanthemum will take rank with its predecessors, Louis 

 Boehmer and Mrs. Alpheus Hardy. AVe have named it in honor of the late Patrick Barry, the veteran 

 nurseryman to whom horticulture in the United States is so much indebted. 



Price, 60c. each ; $6.00 per doz. 



