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Heucliera 

 Sanguiiiea Hybrida. 



2762 Handsome and interesting varieties 

 of the well-known //. Sdiigm'nea. 

 They show, on the whole, a more 

 robust habit than the parent form, 

 and the giaceful flower stalks are 

 thrown up from llie luxuriant rosette 

 of leaves often to the number of 40 

 to 50. The principal colors repre- 

 sented are different shades of light 

 and dark rose, also white, green and 

 brown, the latter having yellow sta- 

 mens and narrow while stripes on 

 the petals; admirably adapted for 

 the hardy border. 25 cts. per pkt. 



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Tricolor Lobelia. 



Neiv Tricolor L,obelias. 



3024 A unique "break" in this popular 

 bedding and basket plant, the petals 

 of which are dark blue marked with 

 two large bright carmine spots and 

 having a white eye ; a very rich com- 

 bination of color. (.See cut.) 25 

 CIS. per pkt. 



Giant Red ^ligiioiiette 

 " Goliath." 



3159 Many, more or less beautiful Mign- 

 onettes, have been introduced within 

 the past few years, but this new va- 

 riety is claimed by the experts who 

 have seen it to be //le most hcaidiful 

 l\Iignoiiette in existence ; plants of 

 compact habit, with rich green foli- 

 age, the giant trusses of flowers being 

 borne on erect, strong, stiff stalks 

 and surpassing all others in bril- 

 liancy of color; 

 house culture, 

 pkts. for $L00. 



especially suited for 

 25 cts. per pkt.; 5 



petals. 



RovAL Bum 



FoKCET-ME-NOT. 



Mastkkimece' 

 Pansy. 



New Miniature Sun"flowers. 



isEw miisiatitre: sun- 

 flowers. 



-A. multitude of new .varieties have been 

 raised fiom the popular Miniature Sun- 

 flower which we offer in mixture. They all 

 differ from the parent, most of them being 

 larger, and many with curiously-twisted 

 The prevailing colors are pale yel- 

 low, golden yellow and creamy 

 white, some with black centres and 

 all lieautiful ; for cutting they are 

 indisjiensable. (See cut.) 20 cts. 

 per pkt.; 3 pkts. for 50 cts. 



DOUBEE MIXIA- 

 TURE SUKFEOWER. 



2697 AVhile many prefer single flowers 

 on account of their generally more 

 artistic form, others like the double 

 forms as being more lasting when 

 used as cut flowers ; both have 

 their uses, and this new variety 

 will in a measure please both factions, the flowers, 

 while doulile, being Quite free and graceful ; grows 

 about 4 feet high ; flowers 3 inches across, of a 

 bright golden yellow, quite double in the centre 

 and boidered with a ruffle of twisted and flat petals; 

 a grand variety for cutting. 20 its. per pkt.; 3 iikts. 

 for 50 CIS. 



GIAIVT CUREED PANSY 

 " MASTERPIECE." 



3516 \ remarkable new type, which will, without doubt, 

 be warmly welcomed by the numerous lovers of this 

 beautiful class of plants. The chief difterence from 

 other strains consists in the form of the flowers, 

 which is well .shown in the illustration, the border 

 of each petal being conspicuously curled or waved, 

 giving the flower a doubled or globular appearance. 

 The large size of the flowers and the extraordinary 

 free-flowering qualities of the plant make them 

 valuable for bedding purposes. Another feature of 

 this marvelous strain is that it produces some tints 

 of color not found in any other Pansy. (See cut.) 

 25 CIS. per pkt.; 5 pkts. for $1.00. 



DREER'S ROYAE 



EXHIBITION PANSIES. 



3510 On the front cover of this catalogue we show in 

 colors a few specimens of this, which we believe to be 

 the finest strain of Pansy oflered. 50 cts. and 5>l-00 per 

 pkt. 



