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pai ancy Geraniums 
8 Ve These lovely new dwari-growing Geraniumsare chiefly remarkable for their 
\\ eT bright, variegated foliage ; they grow nicely, stand the sun well, and 
| eS are very pretty and attractive for bedding and edgings, and par- 
ticuiarly for pots and window culture. 
BISMARCK—Rich, golden-yellow leaves with broad chocolate band on each, 
vigorous, compact grower; makes beautiful regular formed plants; splendid 
for house culture and bedding. 12 cts. each. 
\ AR BUTUS— A beautiful, golden leaved variety bearing pretty salmon-pink 
flowers in great profusion. 12 cts. 
Wy MOUNTAIN OF SNOW-—Centre of leaves, bright glossy green, widely 
pete wate pure white; pretty pink flowers; fine for pots and bedding. 
2 cts. each. 
\ ge epee FO ge peanut variety; Ree as metallic bronze, banded 
= eet with scarlet and edged with golden yellow ; bright scarlet flowers, lovely 
HAPPY THOUGHT for pots and vases. 12 cts. each. : 
HAPPY THOUGHT—Bright creamy yellow leaves, finely OAK LEAVED-—Leaves curiously cut and crimped; dark 
bordered with deep green; brilliant scarlet flowers, a very green, wide coal-black marking, rose-pink flowers; blooms 
handsome plant, fine for bedding and house culture. 12c. each. all the time; fine for pots, vases, rockeries, etc. 12cts. each. 
SET OF SEVEN FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS 
New Double Ivy-Leaved Geraniums 
These are among the prettiest flowers we have; they ™ 
are of exquisite colors and borne in large clusters all the 
year round; the plants are of graceful trailing growth, 
with bright, glossy, ivy-shaped leaves; fine for pots, 
window boxes, vases, etc.; also for bedding. 
BEAUTY OF JERSEY -— Lovely carmine rose, good bloomer, 
very handsome. 12 cts. 
JOAN OF ARC—Flowers white as snow and perfectly double, liter- 
ally covering the plants with bloom; the foliage is exceedingly 
pretty ; altogether a most lovely plant. 12 cts. each. 
GALILEE—Lovely rose-colored flowers, borne constantly in elegant _ : 
clusters. 12 cts. each. 
MISS CLARA WALKER —Fine rosy pink shading to crimson. 12c. 
PETER CROZY—Rich salmon scarlet; bushy compact grower; 
constant bloomer. 12 cts. each. 
SOUV. DE CHARLES TURNER— Grand masses of lovely maroon- 
red flowers ; constant bloomer ; exceedingly beautiful. 12 cts. 
MRS. J. C. DAY—Extra large double flowers, clear bright pink, 
very beautiful. 12 cts. 
Special Offer: (2 poipain “Sow 
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DOUBLE IVY-LEAVED GERANIUM 
PELARGONIUMS OR LADY WASHINGTON GERANIUMS 
Pelargoniums are well-known as the most beautiful of 
the Geranium family, and are highly prized, especially 
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ww N \\ YiiZ- for house culture and Winter bloom. Very beautiful. 
Sy P\ 7 SS NEW DOUBLE WHITE PELARGONIUM, MRS. ROBERT 
\ | i WSs SANIFORD—This is a grand double white variety; one of: the 
A / ) RNA finest novelties, and always very scarce; the flowers are extra large, 
~—GLLlE- SSS pertectly double, and beautifully laced and ruffled; the color is 
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= U2 glistening snow white; exceedingly beautiful. 20cts. 
AVY, Za DOROTHY—Soft rosy salmon with dark maroon blotches on the 
: =f) Yj upper petals; throat richly shaded purple. 20 cts. each. 
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\ a ViCTOR-—Bright cherry red with white markings at base of petals, 
\ upper petals heavily spotted with deep maroon. 20 cts. each. ' 
DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH—Cliear crystal white, richly spotted 
with deep velvety red. 20 cts. each. 
MARIN MALLET—Silvery white with carmine spots on‘ lower 
petals; maroon spots above. 20 cts. each. 
NEW PANSY PELARGONIUM—We gladly offer this elegant 
variety; scarcely any plant grown in the window-garden will give 
better returns with so little care; it blooms finely in open ground, 
and when taken indoors will be literally covered with flowers for 
wéeks or months, frequently continuing in bloom nearly all Summer. 
Flowers pink and crimson, with dark blotches, sometimes feathered 
white. 20 cts. each. 
SET OF 6 FOR $1.00, POSTPAID 
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