THE LOVETT COMPANY, LITTLE SILVER, N. /. 



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Additional New Chrysanthemums. 



Every variety entirely distinct from any other offered. 

 Price, each, I2c.; doz., $1.G0. 



Alonzo. A well-built, handsome flower, clear pearly 

 pink, incurved petals, large and solid. Excellent stem. 



Daydawn. Very large, informal and graceful, white 

 with creamy-lemon centre, turning to white. Early. 



Governor IMatthews. Handsome, graceful flower, large 

 and full, globular; beautiful, satiny pearl pink. Stiff 

 stems and a free grower. 



Indiana. One of the finest of blooms, of enormous 

 size, globular, incurved, bright clear pink. Free bloomer. 



Invincible. A monstrous flower, one of the largest 

 of all whites, very full and solid broad petals cupping 

 to the centre, pure white. Of robust habit and heavy 

 foliage up to the bloom. The best late variety. 



Liberty. Of splendid form, very large, globular, rich, 

 deep golden yellow; dwarf but robust habit, perfect 

 foliage and stem. A magnificent variety. Late. 



l>larion Cleveland. Immense size, high and rounded, 

 broad cupping petals, beautiful ivory white shading to 

 pale lemon at centre. Rather dv. arf habit. 



Wm. Simpson. Large, deep and full, delicate light 

 pink of a very pleasing shade; strong grower with stiff 

 stem. Said to be the earliest large Chrysanthemmn. 



Some Good Old Chrysanthemums. 



Every one is a gem and entirely distinct from any 

 other offered. Price, each, 6c.; 3 for 15c.; doz., 50c. 



Culling^fordi. Very dense, reflexed petals, rich crim- 

 son, shaded scarlet; a free bloomer, with good stems. 



Geo. W. Child. Immense size, rich, velvety crimson. 

 One of the best of its color and a great prize winner. 



Hicks-Arnold. Spherical, large, double and full; pure 

 old gold color. Very enduring and distinct. 



Ivory. Pure soft white, dense and globular; of good 

 size, dwarf, with stiff stem. Early. 



Kioto. Large, incurved, twisted and whorled petals 

 forming a solid ball ; deep yellow. 



L. Canning^. Very large, clear creamy white; fine ex- 

 hibition blooms; excellent habit, stiff stems. 



Lillian B. Bird. Very handsome and of great size; 

 long, quilled petals of bright salmon pink. 



IMiss Gladys Spauldingr. A spherical flower of fine, f uU 

 form, pure white, exquisitely soft and beautiful, 



Snowflake. Large, soft, incurving flowers, very full 

 and double, well built up, having absolutely no centre. 



The Queen. One of the best of its color, and without 

 a fault. Pure white, forming a soft, globular bloom. 



Wm. Falconer. Large bloom of a beautiful shade of 

 color, full and double; exquisite rosy-blush. 



Prices, from 21-2 in. pots, ea., 10c; doz., 75c.; 100, $5 



Small size at each and dozen rates by mail only. 



Beckwith*s Gem. This is a grand new Coleus. It is 

 the most brilliant-hued variety we know of aud is also 

 such a strong, healthy grower that we believe it to be 

 the finest yet introduced. The foliage is large and 

 thick, with finely scalloped edges, the centre of the leaf 

 is of the deepest maroon margined by brilliant red, the 

 outer borders or edges are green shading to yellow and 

 marked and spotted with red and maroon. 



Blackbird. Very dark purplish-maroon with reddish 

 tinge, nearly black, rich and velvety; a strong grower. 



Climax. Fine, tough foliage of red, chocolate and 

 green overlapping each other in varying shades. 



Corsair. Large pomted leaf; ground yellowish green, 

 thickly splashed and spattered with deep maroon, each 

 leaf having a distinct stripe of rosy purple. 



Crimson Bsdder. Similar in all respects to Verschaf- 

 felti except in color, which is much deeper. 



Fire Brand. Splendid bedder with stout foliage; very 

 deep crimson shaded garnet. 



Glory of Aatumn. Rich dark crimson, marked with 

 bright, rosy carmine; a gi-and aud beautiful variety. 



Golden Bedder. One of the best golden-leaved varie- 

 ties; a splendid bedder ; bright pure yellow. 



Golden Verschaffelti. As fine a plant and enduring as 

 the crimson sort, but of deep golden yellow. 



,00. From 31-2 in. pots, ea., 15c; doz., SI. 25; 100, $8.00. 



Hero. Deep, rich, velvety chocolate-maroon, almost 

 black; a good grower and very handsome. 



IMascot. Leaf deeply cut aud variegated maroon, car- 

 mine, yellow and green in wild confusion. 



I^adame Hoyt. Tough leaf deeply notched, rich green 

 and lemon yellow splashed with crimson. 



IMonarch. Deep maroon, the centre of each petal 

 having a wide stripe of bright carmine its entire length. 



IMoonbeams. Beautiful creamy white, with bright 

 green margin; stout in texture and very enduring. 



IMrs. Goode. Light green heavily splashed and reticu- 

 lated with bright yellow. Leaves so deeply cut as to 

 resemble a fern. Stands the sun perfectly. 



IMrs. Sanders. Large and grotesque in form; creamy- 

 white in centre, evenly margined with broad band of 

 bright green blotched crimson and purple. 



Sunligrht. Bright brick red margined with band of 

 bright golden yellow; handsome and effective. 



Othello. A strong grower with enduring foliage ; deep 

 purplish-maroon, almost black with metallic lustre. 



Velvet IMantle. Large leaf; ground color deep purple, 

 veined rosy carmine and edged with dark green. 



Verschaffelti. An old favorite and still the best for 

 bedding; rich velvety crimson retaining its color un- 

 dimmed during the hottest and dryest weather. 



