GARDEN MANUAI, FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES. 



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CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



Special Varieties. 



TIMOTHY EATON.— The sensational novelty of 

 the year and the greatest introduction for many 

 years. It is the largest white globular Japanese 

 incurved variety yet raised. Price, 25c. each. 



COL. I>. APPLETON.— A very large, deep and 

 golden yellow Japanese incurved flower. Price, 

 25c. each. 



LORD CROMER.— This is a errand -English va- 

 riety with very long drooping florets incurving at 

 the "tops, rich rosy crimson. Took first prize for 

 vase of red at the late New Oileans show. Price, 

 ■25c. each. 



CHOICE VARIETIES. 



The following is whatwe consider twenty of the 

 best varieties for all purposes and forms a good 

 collection. Price 10c. each. Purchasers' selec- 

 tion, $1.00 per dozen; our selection, 75c. per dozen. 



Mizpah— This is a beautiful new single variety 

 growing only about 12 inches high and forming 

 one of the finest border plants for larg^ beds, even 

 when not in bloom, the foliage being beautifully 

 cut and fern-like. The flowers are a deep rose 

 pink and completely cover the plant. Everyone 

 should include this in their order. 10c each, $1.00 

 per dozen. 



Nesota— A Japanese variety of largest size, 

 long, broad strap petals looseh arranged, giving a 

 very artistic appearance; dwarf sturdy growth, 

 with fine foliage; color light yellow. 



H. L. Sunderbuch— A grand early yellow. Both 

 for cut flowers and plant growth and general 

 habits are perfect. 



Black Hawk— Largest and most beautiful dark 

 crimson scarlet yet raised. Looks like crimson 

 velvet and does not show a trace of the reverse 

 color, being of fine form. 



Frank Hardy —A pure white sport from Good 

 Gracious, one of the very best whites. Grand. 



Mbs. H. Robinson— A large pure white Japanese 

 incurved variety. Good for all purposes, especially 

 All Saints Day. 



Mrs. Weeks— Beautiful white Japanese in- 

 curved ; very broad petals ; very pure . 



Golden Wedding — Enormous reflexed flowers; 

 color bright yellow. One of the most popular va- 

 rieties 



Golden Gate— A very large golden bronze with 

 broad petals. One of the best exhibition varie- 

 ties. 



Harry Balsley— Unequalled amongst pinks; 

 extra fine. 



Nivius— Grand white globular and full; fine 

 grower and easy to manage . One of the best . 



Nyanza— Broad incurving petals so arranged as 

 to show both the ciimson scarlet lining and golden 

 reverse Extra 



Silver Cloud— A delicate salmon pink of Jap- 

 anese form. 



Silver Wedding— a large, pure white reflexed 

 flower of good substance ; very broad petals, some 

 being nearlv one inch in width. 



The Queen— A very large Japanese incurved 

 white, of fine form and finish. Very popular. 



Mrs S. L. Murdock— Good for all purposes, 

 especially large spec imens. Excellent stem and 

 foliage ; color soft pink. 



Mrs. Jerome Jonks— Grand stem and beautiful 

 foliage; dwarf; beuuiiful waxy white flowers, 

 broad incurving petals . Still a prize taker amongst 

 whites. 



M. E. Wallace— A fine large violet or lilac pink; 

 very fine and high built form, strong stem, with 

 foliage up to the flower. 



r Major Bonnaffon— Very soft clear yellow of 

 perfect incurved form, dwarf habit. The most 

 popular Chrysanthemum to date. 



Mde. E. Roger— The nearest approach to a 

 green Crysanthemum now in cultivation. A broad 

 petaled Japanese flower, outer petals creamy 

 white, center light green . Verv attractive. 



Modesto— Rich yellow Japanese incurved flow- 

 er of large size. The best of its color, winner of 

 the first prize for vase of yellow at the late New 

 Orleans show. 



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OSTRICH PLUMES, 



Louis Boehmer— Magenta pink, good vigorous 

 habit. Fine for large specimens. 



Mrs. Higginbottom— A large incurved flower 

 with extremely broad petals, blight pink, Very 

 fine. 



Enfant des Deux Mondes— A grand sport from 

 Louis Boehmer. We consider this the finest white 

 Ostrich Plume. 



Monarch of Ostrich Plumes— A grand yellow, 

 rather tall grower, 25c. each . 



General Collection. 



Gold Mine— Yellow. 

 Souci— Yellow. 

 White Bonnaffon— White. 

 Miss Anna Hills— Pink. 

 Petaluma— Bronze, 

 Lady Playfair— Pink, 

 Autumn Glory — Pink. 

 Black Beauty— Crimson. 

 Cbito— Yellow, striped red. 

 Dorothy Spaulding— Pink. 

 E. Dailledouze— Yellow. 

 Fee du Champsaur— White. 

 Fishers Torch— Ked. 

 G. W. Childs— Red. 

 Good Gracious— Pink. 

 Helen Bloodgood— Pink. 

 Mrs. J. Peabody— White. 

 Mrs. Egan— White. 

 Mrs. O. P. Bassett— Yellow. 

 Phenomen al— Buff. 

 Red Warrior— Red. 

 Rough Rider— Pink. 

 Rustique— Bronze. 

 Shilowa— Red. 

 Simplicity— White. 

 Spottswood— Yellow. 



[Japanese Plant Food is essential to Plant life. 



