NEW FLORAL GUIDE—SPRING 1899. 49 
New Double Golden Rudbeckia, 
GOLDEN GLOW. 
This is one of the grandest hardy yellow 
flowering plants ever introduced, particularly 
valuable for garden, lawn and park planting ; 
grows six to eight feet high; graceful branching 
habit, and pretty foliage. Blooms during July 
and August the first season, and bears immense 
masses of large, round, golden yellow flowers, 
perfectly double like roses and two or three in 
ches across, covering the whole plant with a 
s sheet of splendid golden yellow flowers for: 
weeks. It is eusy to grow, and sure to bleom, 
and cannot be too highly recommended as one 
of the most showy and handsome ornamental 
plants ever introduced. The flowers are borne 
by hundreds, on long, graceful, nodding stems, 
just right for cutting. Do not forget to includ: 
it in your order; it is a plant that will pleaxe 
you. Price, 15 cts. each ; 2 for 25 cts.; 4 for 
50 ets.; $1.50 per doz , postpaid. 
ROSA RUGOSA. 
The Rugosa Roses are perfectly hardy ; erect 
bushy growers of neat compact form, handsome, 
glossy green leaves; bear great numbers of large 
single flowers resembling wild roses all through 
the season; the flowers are followed by golden 
yellow and red rose apples, which add very 
much to the beauty of the bushes. They are 
very useful and h'ghly valued for planting with 
other hardy shrubbery in lawns, parks and ceme- 
teries. We offer two varieties, good, strong, 
one-year plants. 
ae ALBA. White flowers with golden fruit. 
NEW DOUBLE GOLDEN RUDBECKIA. 15 ets. each; $1.50 per doz. 
Finest of all Yellow Flowers for beds | RUBRA. Crimson flowers and fruit. 15 cts. 
and borders, 15 cts., 2 for 25 cts.; $1.50 each; $1.50 per doz Two year bushes, $2.50 
per doz., postpaid. Larger clumps, 20 
er doz. express. 
cts. each, $2.00 per doz., express. P E 
Fae ee tae oe oe areisonts Wellow,s thes, best 
The dardy Yellow Rose " * HARDY YELLOW ROSE. # 
Clear golden yellow, entirely hardy and fine for planting with other hardy 
ornamental flowering shrubs. Strong Field-grown Dormant Bushes, 30 cts. 
each, 2 for 50 cts, $2.50 per doz., by Express. 
© ...fhe New Imperial Violet... 
®@NOVELTY 1899.@ 
HIS is a gvand new Violet, cataloged for the first time this year. It originated 
with a nuted Violet. Specialist of Massachusetts, who claims it is entirely free from 
all disease and remarkably strong and vigorous. Has the largest double blooms, the 
richest and deepest purple color, long stiff red stems, and the most delicious fragrance 
wt any violet grown. They sell at sight--everyone buys them who sees them. % 
PRICE, 25 cts. each; $2.50 per doz., Postpaid. (For other Violets, see page 38.) 
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& COLLECTION No. 3. 16 Choice Selected ROSES, only $1, Postpaid; 12 Elegant Ever-Bloomers, includ- 
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= ing 1 Champion of the Wor'd and 11 other choice kinds, all colors, 2 Hardy Perpetuals, 1 New - 
% Golden Rambler, Page 9, and 1 New Climbing Meteor, Page 8, 16 in all, carefully selected, correctly %® 
© labeled and guaranteed to reach you in gocd growing condition, $1, Postpaid, THE FINEST ha 
3 COLLECTION EVER OFFERED FOR iHIS PRICE. 9 ? 
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