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JAPANESE CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



Continued. 

 Mrs. Cleveland. Very fine i>iirc white, petals tubular, 



very regularly arranged, forraiug almost a jjertectly 



globular flower. 

 Mrs. \> . A. Harris. A most distinct variety, flowers 



very largo, and of a delicate shade of creamy white 



and pink ; petals loosely arranged and wavy. 

 Mrs. W. Meiicke. Brightest shade of yellow; petals 



slender, and of peculiar sha))e. 

 Mrs. Jones. A magnificent late golden yellow flowering 



variety; of large size, graceful form, and remarkably 



frcc-biooniing. 

 Mrs. K. P. Masson. Quite distinct 



from all others, of a coppery pink 



color, much incurved and large. 

 Mrs. John Thorpe. Brilliant crim- 

 son ; very decided in coloring; petals 



tubular for half their length. 

 Mrs. Clias. Wheeler. Old gold and 



crimson ; one of the most distinct 



ever introduced. 2.5 cts. 

 M. Leon Brunnel. Bronze and 



crimson; fine. 

 M. Lemoine. Flowers large; of a 



rich rose color with orange-yellow 



centre. 

 M. Raoux or Leopard. Amaranth, 



dotted with white petals much 



twisted. 

 Mont Blauc. Extra large, late, white 



variety; inner petals incurving, on 



strong, erect foot stalks ; one of the 



most valuable late bloomers. 50 cts. 

 Piedro Diaz. Brilliant red, large 



flowers ; first-class. 

 President Arthur. Immense rose 



flowers, opening in whorls. 

 Porcupine. A remarkable flower, 



having tubular needle-like jietals, 



standing erect, of a rich terra-cotta 



or crushed strawberry shade; not 



large, but very beautiful. 

 Puritan. One of the very finest white 



sorts in cultivation, large and free, 



and of a very good habit; a mag- 

 nificent flower. 

 Robert Bottotnly. A grand white 



variety, surpassing Jloonlight in 



size and substance. 

 Robert Crawford, Jr. A seedling 



of Mrs. F. Thomson, white, faintly 



tinted pink on under petals ; a large 



and pleasing variety. 

 Robert Craig. A grand flower, simi- ""^-^^' 



lar in shape to Mrs. G. W. Childs, "*^^ 



but of a fine deep rose color and 



larger in size. 

 Snow Storm. Very late; pure white, 



distinct and free. 

 Source D'Or. Golden yellow, tipped and shaded 



brown; very regular and one of the very best. 

 Souvenir de Harlem. Brilliant violet purple, globular 



in shape ; of medium size and fine color. 

 Sunny Side. One of the very best white varieties, 



regular in form and slightly incurved. 25 cts. 

 Temple of Solomon. Fine large flowers of deep 



golden yellow. 



Thos. Cartledge. A magnificent fariety of a distinct 



orange color, of large size. 25 cts. 

 Tokio. Rich bronzy crimson. 

 Tubiflorum. A remi\rkable variety, having longstraight 



tubular needle-like petals of pink and white. 

 W. W. Coles. A peculiar shade of terra-cotta, shaded 



brownish orange ; large and distinct. 

 Wm. H. Lincoln. A magnificent golden yellow variety, 



straight, flat, spreadinsj petals. An e.xtra large flower, 



completely double, and of great substance. 50 cts. 



Wm. Singerly. Rich plum-purple flower. A very ex- 

 cellent sort. 



15 cents each, $1..50 per dozen, $10.00 per 100, except 

 where noted. The entire collection of 75 sorts for 

 $12.00. 



LARGE FLOWERED CHINESE. 



Alfonso. (.'riinsoM, pointed with yellow. 



Alfred Salter. Large delicate pink. 



Alfred Warne. Pure white, finely incurved, dwarf and 



compact habit. 

 Baron Beust. Bronzy orange ; incurved. 

 Boulc de Neige. Fine large pure white. 30 cents. 

 Cullingfordi. The brightest shade of crimson, a large 



and fine flower. 

 Diana. One of the very best whites in cultivation. 

 Duchess of Connaught. Silvery rose; extra fine. 

 Elaine. "White, petals tinted carmine. 

 John Collins. Very large flower; bronzy purple. 



M. Raoux or " Leopard." 



Jean D'Arc. AVhite, tipped rosy lilac, finely incurved j 

 a superb flower. 



New Meteor. Very bright golden yellow. 



Mrs. R. Elliott. A fine pure yellow flower; petals 

 long, narrow and slightly drooping. 



Phoebus. Pure chrome yellow, reflexed petals of sym- 

 metrical form and lai-ge size. 30 cts. 



Pink Perfection. Very large bright pink. 



Princess of Wales. Very fine incurved crimson. 



Yellow Stone. Fine yellow. 



15 cts. each ; $1.50 per dozen ; set of 17 varieties, $2.00, 



POMPONE CHRYSANTHEMUMS, 



Black Douglas. Large brilliant and crimson; good shape- 

 Bob. Fine crimson. Cardia. Fine yellow. 

 Compactum. Delicate blush. 



Golden Pheasant. Rich golden yellow; fine foroi- 

 Julia Lagravere. Deep velvety crimson. 

 M. Schmidt. Yellow tipped with crimson. 

 La Fianc«!e. Pure white, fringed ; fine for cut flowers- 

 Mad, de Paleville. Clear rose. 

 Orange Beauty. Beautiful orange yellow. 

 Princess Louise. Clear rose. 

 Princess Meletia. White fringed ; fine. 

 St. Michael. Very bright golden yellow ; fine. 



15 cts. each ; $1.50 per dozen ; set of 13, $1.50. 



