Flower and Vegetable Seed Noveities 
Pink Baby Rambler Rose 
This is a cross between “Crimson Rambler” and “George 
Pernet,” growing 18 in. high and resembling in general habit 
the now so well-known Crimson Baby Rambler. The flow- 
ers are also produced continually in the same profusion and 
are of a brilliant rose color. It is a true everbloomer and 
exceedingly useful for either pots or the open ground. 25 
cts. each. 
New Climbing Rose 
Lady Gay 
In this latest introduction we have a seedling of the Crimson 
Rambler that marks the highest perfection of hardy pink climb- 
ing roses. It is of a different growth and a distinctly different 
shade of pink from the “Dorothy Perkins,” which it resembles 
only in being a pink climber. We feel justified in strongly 
recommending this variety, feeling confident it will give entire 
satisfaction. 35 cts. each. 
IV WM. ELLIOTT & SONS, NEW YORK 
Crimson Baby Rambler 
Rose 
A direct descendant and of the some color as that grand old 
favorite “Crimson Rambler,” this popular pet attains a height of 
but twenty inches when ‘fully grown. From the time that it is 
in the cutting bench, the tiny plant commences to bloom, and 
there is not a day in the year when it will not produce with won- 
derful freedom flowers fully the equal, if not the superior, of 
Crimson Rambler in large panicles, many of them having over a 
hundred blooms in a cluster. Strong plants, 25 cts. each; extra 
strong size, 40 cts, each; large field grown plants, 75 cts. each. 
Mailed at these prices. 
Phoenix Roebelini 
The newest and in 
every respect the finest 
and most beautiful palm 
grown. It has the grace- 
ful and beautiful foliage 
of Cocos Weddeliana, 
but ten times as much 
of it, and it is the hardi- 
est and most easily 
grown of all palms, and 
just the one that will 
succeed admirably in 
any window. Nothing 
can surpass it as a dec- 
orative plant. Strong 
well-rooted plants, 3 to 
4 leaves, 8 to Io ins. 
high, by mail, 50 cts. 
each; larger plants 4 
in. pots, by express 
only $3.00 each. 
Salvia Splendens Com- 
pacta “Zurich” 
This new variety originated with the park department of 
Zurich, Switzerland, and received many flattering notices dur- 
ing the past summer. It is of the dwarfest habit, never exceed- 
ing 18 inches in height, and produces its flowers of the brightest 
scarlet in great profusion. A grower who tested “Zurich” 
alongside of “Ball of Fire,” the dwarfest variety known, declares 
Zurich to be far superior in every respect, plants 4 inches high 
being literally covered with flowers, like a Gloire de Lorraine 
Begonia. Pkt. 25 cts. plants 15 cts. each, $1.50 per dozen. 
Ready in April. 
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GIANT-FLOWERED JAPANESE IRI5 
(Jilustrated on Catalogue cover.) 
In these we have combinations of form and colors far excelling any other type of Iris. 
little attention after once being planted. They do best in a light, rich, moist so 
of water when growing. Choicest varieties in mixture, 20 cents each; $2.00 per dozen. 
postage. 
They are of easy culture, requiring very 
il and sunny situation and require a liberal supply 
If ordered by mail, add 5 cents each for 
