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MlSb MARY E. MARTIN, FLORAL PARK. NEW YORK 



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Mrs. Lawrence, 



Beautiful soft, satiny salmon, tinted white; 



large open flowers just semi-double enough 

 to give them an exquisite finish. Wonderfully free flowering, strong and 

 vigorous but dwarf compact habit. A gem as a pot plant and a magnifi- 

 cent bedder. 20c. each. 



Semi-double large flowers; mammoth trusses, 

 pure white.] A strong, robust grower for 



Mme. Recamier. 



house culture. 20c. each. 



Aflmirni Fnrusc Splendid dark, rich velvety crimson; superior 

 J^umirui UOneS, ^^^.^^^ and truss; an excellent pot plant and 

 a ver>' fine habit. 20c. each. Plants mixed $1.00 per doz., for bed- 

 ding out. 



New Japanese Everhlooming Hollyhocks, 



Flower the first season from spring-sown seed. 

 July until frost. Packet, 10c. 



Bloom profusely from 



Mammoth Allegheny Hollyhocks. 



Blooms the first year from seed. This grand new flower is a 

 decided improvement. Its first point of merit is the fine transparent, 

 fringed, chrysanthemum-shaped flowers, which look as though they 

 were made of crushed silk. One has to see this plant in bloom to 

 appreciate its clear, transparent colors, which make a row shine with 

 rainbow effect. We advise everybod^^ who has a garden to sow a 

 packet of seed of this beautiful plant. Extra selected Seed, per 

 packet, iOc; 3 for 2Sc. 



^etv White JHlegheny Hollyhock. 



This is a fine selection of white flowers, double and semi-double; 

 entirely new. Packet, 10c. 



Hollyhocks — World's Fair Prize Mixture. 



This grand old plant was always dear to us all. But of late years 

 It is a wonder. Enormous flowers with such deep colors, such 

 delicate shades of pink, blush and yellow, with all the darker ones to 

 ^Imost'black. Packet of 20 colors, 5Co Double black packet, 10c. 



Superb Double Hollyhock Plants, 



IScMMfa; $i.50 per dozen. 



William Langguth 

 Geranium, 



The New Silver-leaved Geranium. Thm \ 



Filant is of short stocky growth, beautl- | 

 ul deep green foliage, with broad, pure ■ 

 snow-white band. Most free-flowering 

 of all its class. Flowers, double, bright , 

 red, large, extra filled-out blooms, rising 

 from the white-colored foliage quit* ; 

 magnificently. 20c.; 3 for 50c. j 



^[ew Jiureole Geranium, j 

 Mme. Bruant, ' 



A splendid example of the aureole i 

 type, showing flowers of largest size 

 with finely veined centers and outer 

 border of distinct contrasting colors. 

 The ground color is white, elegantly 

 penciled with deep rose, florets edged 

 and varied with crimson lake ; both 

 flowers and trusses are very large and 

 striking, make very handsome plants 

 and is a constant and abundant bloomer. 

 15c. each. 



Double General Grant. 



Well known as one of the best and 

 brightest Geraniums for bedding; vigor- 

 ous, compact plant covered with flower* 

 all the time. 15c. each. 



Beauts Poitevine. fj^^^l 



and one of the best semi-double light 

 salmon pink bedders in existence= Enor- 

 nious flowers. 15c. each. 



N(w lapaneie Everbloomtns' HoUynociUt 



