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uckbee's Grand Prize Medal Chrysanthemums. 



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OLD NUGGET — (See painting from nature on back out- 

 ue cover page of this catalogue.)— Grand novelty, golden yellow 

 ariety, of immense size ; a fine, strong grower. 25c. each. 

 CONQUEROR — (See painting from nature on back outside 

 >ver page of this catalogue.;— Grand noveltv, rich red variety, 

 rare and beautiful; of immense size, a fine grower. 25c. each. 



NIVEUS — (See painting froii nature on back outside cover 

 page of this catalogue.)— Grand noveltv, snow white color; of 

 immense size ; a fine strong grawer. 25c. each. 



SPECIAL OFFER— For only 50c. I will send one fine 

 plant each of the above three Novelty Chrysanthemums. 



THE QUEEN— (See Cut.)— White. Half globular form with 



broad incurved 

 petals; extra 

 large size; 

 strong grower. 

 Magnificent, 

 very beautiful. 

 A grand prize- 

 taker wher- 

 ever shown. 

 25c. each. 



JOS. H. 

 WHITE— A 

 large, white 

 variety with 

 upright Dahlia 

 like petals, 

 forming a nice- 

 ly rounded 

 flower of great 

 substance. 15c. 

 each. 



TEMPTA- 

 TION-Creamy 

 white tinted 

 with pink ; fine 

 habit and won- 

 derful keeper. 

 20c. each. 



MISS M. 

 SIMPKINS— 

 tele qceex. An immense 



incurved Chinese bloom of purest snow white ; a solid ball with 

 high centre. Very fine. 25c. each. 



ALBA VENUS — Very dwarf and early. The elegant white 

 flowers resembling bunches of Angora wool. 20c. each. 



DR. H.D.HULL — Undoubtedly one of the grandest novelties 

 of the season; unequaled for its graceful form and dainty color 

 which is a light Cameo pink. Very fine. 20c. each. 



A. T. EWING — Creamy white, heavily barbed and penciled 

 in carmine pink ; perfectly double : of very large size. 20c. each. 



MAUD DEAN— An extra large flowered variety- petals 

 broad and mcurving; perfectly double and of great substance; 

 color pink, almost rose ; a shade not found in any other variety. 

 A perfect model ; a magnificent flower in every way. 20c 



J. H. CLiIFFE — Flowers very double, incurved ; showing no 

 centre. A very beautiful delicate pink. Extra fine. 20c. each. 



GEORGE W. CHILDS — The flowers are reflexed. Color, 

 deep, rich, velvety crimson. A splendid variety. 15c. each. 



TUXEDO — A splendid variety. Color, a beautiful amber ; a 

 strong grower ; exceptionally fine in every respect. 15c. each. 



C. B. WHITXALL — Large Chinese; outer petals recurving, 

 forming a perfect globe; color, soft, velvetv maroon. 15c. each. 



MRS. J. W. CROUCH— The nearest approach to self pur- 

 ple yet seen ; of globular, Japanese form ; very large in sue. A 

 strong, free grower. 20c. each. 



MILES A. WHEELER — Incurved Japanese. Flowers of 

 large size : the ground color a beautiful light vellow with outer 

 petals finely 

 striped pink, 

 giving it a 

 bronze appear- 

 ance by day 

 and pink by 

 night. Perfect 

 in every way. 

 20c. each. 



BRY DEN! 

 JUNIOR — A \ 

 grand Japa- 

 nese incurved, 

 clear, soft yel- : 

 low; flowers of 

 immense size ; 

 a good, free 

 grower. 20c 

 each. 



WALTER 

 H U N N E - 

 WELL-Mam- 

 moth. striking- 

 ly handsome, 

 bronze yellow, 

 incurved Japa- 

 nese bloom 

 with broad, 

 solid florets 

 and flowers of 

 I m m e n s e 

 depth. Dwarf, 

 stuidy habit. 

 25c. each. 



EMILY LADENBURG— (See Cut.)— Incurved Japanese 

 bloom of very large size and high built, solid form : deepest crim- 

 son, nearest approach to black that is yet out. Strong healthy 

 habit. Extra fine variety 25c. each. 



M. B. SPAULDING — An enormous, clear, deep lemon yel- 

 low; immense in size : petals incurving and interlacing^ centre 

 full and high. The most double flowers in commerce 25c. each. 



GOLDEN WEDDING — Flower of the largest size: high in 

 the centre with petals incurved and loosely twisted, while the 

 outer ones are somewhat drooping and reflexed. It is a bold, 

 deep flower of uncommon form. Try it. 15c. each. 



EMILY LADEXBCBG. 



each. 



SPECIAL OFFER— For only $3.50 I will send one fine plant each of the above Prize Winning Chrysanthemums 



THE VERY BEST STANDARD VARIETIES OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



The very best standard varieties of Chrysanthemums of true and tried merit Do not fail to order a collection of Bnckbee's 

 standard varieties of Chrysanthemums. Any of the following beautiful varieties "for only lO cents each, or the entire 

 collection of 20 beautiful varieties for only $1.50. Order early, and secure the cream of this grand and beautiful collection. 



MRS. ALPHEUS HARDY— (See Cut.)— New White Os- 

 trich Plume. You certainly need this variety. Try it. 



D OMIN ATION — 

 Very large white. 



IVOR Y — Best, 

 eai-ly white. Be sure 

 to order this variety. 



GOV. FIFER - 

 White flowers, flat 

 and of very large size. 



flora Mcdon- 

 ald — A beautiful 

 creamy white ; in- 

 curved. Try it. 



ROBERT BOT- 

 TOMLY— White. 



GLORIANA-Fine 

 lemon yellow. 



KIOTO — Splendid 

 yellow with a pecul- 

 iar waxv texture. 



H. E. \V IDENER 

 — Yellow ; very fine. 

 One of the best. 



MRS. L. C. MA- 

 DEIRA — A compact 

 globe of bright or- 

 ange color. Flowers 

 large. 



XBW OSTBICH rLUME. 



MRS. MARIE SIMPSON— Yellow ; Japanese; very large 

 and fine. Do not fail to nclude this fine variety in your order. 



W. H. LINCOLN— 

 Yellow; an immense 

 double flower. Fine. 



V. H. HALLOCK— 

 Delicate pink of a very 

 pleasing shade. 



LIZZIE CART- 

 LIDGE— Rose pink; 

 very large and fine. 



WABAN-Piak ; very 

 large: no one can do 

 without it. 



MISS SUE PRICE 

 — Pink; perfect ball in 

 shape. Very fine. 



ROSLYN -Pink ; im- 

 mense size ; very strong 

 grower. Try it, 



MRS. D. D. FAR- 

 SON-Pink; solid flower 

 of large size. 



LOUIS BOEHMER 

 — Pink Ostrich Plume. 



CULLINGFORDII 

 — (See Cut.)— A bright 

 crimson ; one of the 

 verv best varieties. 



GR AND OFFER— For only $4.00 I will send one fine 

 CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Certainly the finest in the country. 



Slant each of the above Entire Collection of 42 

 >oa't fail to take advantage of this Liberal Offer. 



