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H. W. BTJCKBEE. ROCXFOED, ILLINOIS 



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Every Variety a Prize Winner. Best and Latest Novelties. 



THE EXHIBITION COLLECTION. 



The « Postpaid. 

 Set of Worth $1.35.; 



My Price only 60c. 



THE PARADISE COLLECTION. 



The 



set of 6 w^i.20; My Price 50c 



Anv 



3 foi 



25c 



THE $30,000.00 CARNATION -Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson— 



This is the sensational "Lawson Pink." for the original stock of 

 which S30, 000.00 was paid. It has been fully described in many 

 newspapers throughout the country. Entire stock of cut blooms 

 of this truly wonderful Carnation have been sold by Mr. Galvin, 

 of Boston, for two years, at from S3. 00 to S5.00 per dozen. It 

 is one of the largest dark pink Carnations at the present time. 

 Fine plants worth 25c. ; my price 15c. each. 



Bon Homme Richard— One of the most free blooming varie- 

 ties ever offered ; color clear snowy white ; flowers are very strik- 

 ing and fragrant: stems long and stiff. First-class keeper. Worth 

 25c; my price 15c each. 



President Roosevelt— Brilliant cardinal maroon. 1'A inches 

 in diameter; fine stems 24 inches long. Strong, vigorous grower; 

 very healthy; habit perfect; always in bloom. The color is map 

 nificent. fullv as rich as the cardinal flower. Worth 25c; my 

 price 15c. each. 



Ethel Crocker— A perfect wonder; large, bright glowing pink, 

 with excellent calvx and stem; strong, vigorous grower; very free 

 bloomer. Worth 20c; my price 10c. each. 



America— A fine, large, light colored scarlet; strong grower; 

 free bloomer. Worth 20c; my price 10c. each. 



Morning Glory— Beautiful soft flesh pink, strong stem, com- 

 pact grower; verv large flower; perfect calvx. Worth 20c; my 

 price 10c. each. 



Jubilee— Deep, brilliant scarlet. Flowers 3 inches in diame- 

 ter; long, stiff stems; the finest of all reds. Worth 20c: my price 

 10c. each. 



Mrs. G. M. Eradt— Color, clear white, heavily edged and 

 striped with bright scarlet, giving it a bright and cheerful 

 appearance: flowers large and full, with center petals standing 

 erect, giving the bloom a well rounded form Worth 20c; my 

 price 10c. each. 



Flora Hill— Glossy flower of exquisite form. Pure snowy 

 white, very large flowers: a steady and constant producer. 

 Worth 20c; my price 10c each. 



Genevieve Lord— Light pink, good form, large size, long stem, 

 healthy, robust grower. Always in bloom. Worth 20c; my 

 price 10c. each. 



Mrs. Frances Joost— A beautiful soft shade of pink, very 



fragrant, wonderful bloomer; flowers large: a high class variety. 

 Worth 20c; my price 10c. -each. 



Cerise Queen— An ideal Carnation; very fragrant, healthy 

 grower, free bloomer; color beautiful carmine pink Worth 20c: 

 my price 10c. each. 



"VT/^ttt T-TciT»rlTT fT-avrlck-n 'Pit-iIt-q Dwarf hardv Pinks, bearing double flowers of rich colors, and possessed of the 

 IN C W Xldl U.y \Jd,l UtJIl JT lLLrLO clove scent. Plants winter better if protected. 8c. each; the Set of Six for 40c 



Stanislaus— Violet rose, deep crimson center. Juliette— White, laced crimson. 



Her Majesty— The flowers of this fine variety are of large Laura Wilmer— White, purplish maroon center, 



size and of the purest white; very fragrant, and borne profusely Souv. de Sale— Delicate soft pink; very large and of fine form, 



on stout, erect stems, 12 inches long. Souv. de Boule— Large pure white; very fragrant. 



BUCKBEE'S CARNATION SEEDS AND PLANTS ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 



