GRIFFITH ®. TURNER CO. ^ 



C A N N AS 



Few flowering- plants combine so manj^ fine qualities as the 

 Tnodern Canna — a race of sub-tropical bulbous plants, of most 

 easy culture, rapid reproduction and good keeping qualities. 

 The floral world has been astonished by their luxuriance of 

 foliage and gracefulness of bloom, which is of immense size, 

 borne in large masses and trusses, combining in color the 

 brightest and richest shades of yellow, red, orange and scarlet, 

 bringing them to the front as the finest ornamental plant in 

 commerce. 



KING HUMBERT CANNA. 



NEWEST VARIETIES 



SOSEA GIGAITTEA. — Deep red rose; green foliage; extra 

 large, with single petals measuring 21/2 inches across; height 

 about 4 feet. 



WM. SAUNDEBS. — One of the finest Cannas g-rown, having 

 blooms of ricli shining scarlet in great clusters. A strong- 

 grower, with rich bronze foliage. Height, 4 feet. 



VHICJmII SAM. — Clear deep orange flowers, borne in great 

 clusters. Rich green foliage; G feet. 



Potted plants only. Price, 25c. 



FOLIAGE CANNAS 



Roots of large growing Foliage Cannas with bronze leaf. 

 The above make beautiful foliage, but do not bloom. Dormant 

 roots at 5c. each. 35c. per dozen. 



MIXED CANNA ROOTS IN SPLENDID VARIETY, 

 OUR SELECTION, 5c. each; per dozen, 35c.; Qer 

 100, $2.75. By express, not prepaid. 



If by mail, add 3c. each extra for postage. 



SELECT VARIETIES 



DS. BUDIITCrEN. — Brilliant scarlet, having bronze foliage. 

 Large size; 4 feet. -® 



FEUEBMEZIB. — Brilliant fiery scarlet, of medium size. 

 Free flowering; 4 feet. 



GIiADIATOB. — Bright yellow, spotted with crimson; green 

 foliage; a good bloomer; height, 5 feet. 



HIAWATHA. — Large rosy pink flowers, bordered with clear 

 cerise and having crimped petals; variegated foliage; heiglit. 

 3 feet. 



KINCr HUMBERT. — The broadest-leaved Canna. Bronze in 

 (•iiliir witti orange-scarlet blooms. Giant flowering, taking the 

 lead in size, color and habit. Height, 4 to 5 feet. 



PORTIA. — Bright cardinal-red; free flowering; dwarf grower. 



VENUS. — Gay rosy pink, with mottled border of creamy 

 yellow; green foliage and a splendid bloomer. Height, 4 feet. 



POTTED PLANTS ONLY. 



Price, 15c. each. $1.75 per dozen. 



STANDARD VARIETIES 



ALFHONSE BOUVIER. — Crimson; about 6 feet high. 



BUTTERCUP. — Deep buttercup yellow, almost pure, the 

 finest yellow, foliage deep green; about 3 feet high. 



EG- AND ALE. — Bronze foliage, currant-red flowers; about 4 

 feet high. 



FLORENCE VAUCrHAN. — Green foliage, rich golden yellow, 

 dotted red; about 4 feet high. 



JEAN TISSOT. — An intense brilliant vermilion, with bright 

 orange sliading. It is one of the brightest of the large- 

 flowered Cannas, massive green foliage of uniform growth; 

 about 5 feet high. 



J. D. EISELE. — Bright vermilion scarlet; about 4 feet high. 



LOUISIANA. — A strong, vigorous growing variety, producing 

 a dense mass of glossy green foliage, large vivid scai-let 

 flowers often measuring seven inches across; about 7 feet high. 



MME. CROZT. — Bright scarlet, golden border; about 4 feet 

 high. 



PENNSVLVANIA. — Produces very large flowers of a brig-ht 

 vermilion scarlet, overlaid with an orange sheen, remarkably 

 free flowering; about 6 feet high. 



PRESIDENT METERS. — Rich cherry, carmine, immense 

 trusses of large flowers, bronzy folia.ge; about 4 feet high. 



QUEEN CHARLOTTE. — Crimson scarlet, canary yellow bor- - 

 der; about 3V-> feet liigh. 



RICHARD WALLIS. — The ideal free-flowering yellow Canna, 

 of a pleasing canary yellow color, having- exceptionally large 

 flowers: height. 4V:! feet. 



RUBIN. — One of the best bedding varieties, having ruby- 

 carmine flowers and dark bronzy-green foliage. 3 % feet. 



Started plants, from 3-inch Pots. . . .10c. each. . .$1.00 per doz. 



Dry Roots So.each... .50 per doz. 



By express, not prepaid. 



Small quantities of the above plants may be mailed for an 

 additional 3c. each for postage. 



COLEUS 



NAMED VARIETIES. 



BECSWITH G-EM. — Scalloped edge, center bright soft crim- 

 son maroon, bordered green and gold. 



ELDORADO.-— Orange yellow, ribbed and blotched -^'ery dark 

 maroon. 



FIREBRAND. — Bright maroon, flamed and shaded vivid 

 glowing scarlet. 



G-OLDEN BEDOER. — Standard yellow bedder. 



HERO. — Almost jet black, leaves pointed and scalloped. 



LORD PALMERSTON. — Dark maroon center, with dark 

 crim.?on ribs. 



QUEEN VICTORIA. — Bright cardinal red, with distinct 

 bright golden border. 



VERSCHAFFELTII. — Standard crimson variety. 

 10c. each. 75c. per doz. $4.00 per 100, by express, not prepaid. 



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