126 PETER HENDERSON &°6O.— PLANT DEPARTMENT. 
GRAND NEW DAHLIA, 
*“MAID OF KENT.’’ 
One of the grandest Dahlias ever introduced. The 
above illustration represents the form, butit cannot 
show the grand and unique coloring of the flower. 
The ground coloris arich crimson, overlaid with in- 
tense cherry red; the tips of the petals are a pure snow 
white; the contrast is startling, yet pleasing, and 
commands admiration at first sight. Like all plants 
bearing parti-colored flowers this sometimes produces 
blooms differing from the above, and herein lies one of 
its charms, for frequently many different flowers may 
be seen on the same plant. 
per doz. 
Price, 50c. each, $4.50 
BEAUTY OF BRENTWOOD. 
Another grand new variety of an entirely distinct 
color among Dahliag. Itis difficult to describe, but 
may be classed asa purple magenta of a pronounced 
shade, very deep and rich. 
per doz. 
Price, 35¢. each, $3.50 
MRS. J. DOUGLAS. 
A distinct and beautiful variety ; the coloris a unique 
shade of pinkish salmon, different from any other. 
It belongs to the new cactus type of Dahlia, and is 
considered one of the best. 
per doz. 
Price, 35c. each, $3.50 
NEW BEDDING DAHLIAS, 
CUT LEAVED. 
All single flowered and valuable on account of their grace- 
fully cut foliage and prolific blooming. All the varieties 
have a distinct disc in the centre of the flower. 
‘‘AMI BARILLET.” 
A new single Dahlia, bearing deep scarlet crimson flowers. 
very rich in color. The great value of it is its deep purplish 
niaroon graceful foliage; this renders it very attractive and 
makes it valuable for bedding as a contrast to lighter-leaved 
plants. Asa border for a bed of French Cannas it is admir- 
able. Price, 30c. each, $3.00 per doz. 
Contraste. Deep crimson, yellow centre, cut leaved. 
Deuil de Depute Thiers. Rich velvety maroon, deep yellow 
at base of petals, cut leaved. 
Laciniata Purpurea. Rich purplish maroon, shaded crim- 
son, yellow dise, cut leaved. 
Lucien Chauve. Rich mauve with brownish shades, deep 
red ring at base of flower, cut leaved. 
Mme. Ed. Millaud. Magenta rose, large white centre, cut 
leaved. 
Mme. Coquet. Rich maroon, deep yellow centre, cut leavyed- 
Price, 25c. each. Set of seven for $1.50. 
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NEW SPOTTED 
DOUBLE 
MORNING 
GLORY. 
This fine addition to our 
list of climbing plants has 
been on trialin our grounds 
for the past two years and 
has proved to be a sterling 
novelty. It flowers most. 
profusely, and when in 
bloom is exceedingly at- 
tractive. The blooms are all 
beautifully fringed, which 
adds to its already distinct. 
appearance. The color is 
a pretty shade of blush 
white, spotted with rich 
~4 purple. It isarapid grower 
M0 and is one of the best climb- 
ing plants for the garden 
to} or greenhouse we have ever 
ii) offered. Price, 20c. each, 
‘| $2,00 per doz. 
