J. T. LOVETT, LITTLE SILVER, X, J. 



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Mad. Molin, ft- Large showy truss 

 and flowers of brilliant, garnet-red and luxuriant, 

 broad foliage. The spikes are very numerous and 

 continue until frost . 



Olympia, 3 ft. Very unique and distinct in 

 color, which is a peculiar shade of rich violet- 

 purple, frauied with crimson and showing a 

 bluish tinge. The flowers are extra large borne 

 in compact, heavy clean trusses on strong, branch- 

 ing stems. A free and constant bloomer. Each, 

 2Cc. ; doz. S2.0V. 



Paul Bruant, 4 ft Tru>-ses of the largest 

 size borne well above the foliage with distinct 

 and conspicuous flowers of an intense brilliant 

 orange-scarlet, with peculiar satiny surface Foli- 

 age of deep green, edged wirh purple. Exceed- 

 ingly decorative and attractive and a great 

 bloomer. 



President XlcKinley, to 8 ft. One 



of the very best bu'iders of its color or any color 

 and equally valuable for pot citlture or tubs. Of 

 dwarf habit with luxuriHut foliage: an early, 

 constant and exceedingly piofuse bloomer. 

 The tj^usses are immense and the florets are large, 

 brilliant crimson, shaded with scarlet; wonder- 

 fully efiective and showy. A grand variety. 

 PIXK CANXA. 



West Grove, 4 ft. The best pinkCanna: 

 valuable and very attiactive, Enormous heads 

 of erect, massive bloom, produced constantly and 

 verv freely. Florets extra large and of rich, 

 lively coral-pink: exceedingly cliPerful and at- 

 tractive. Each, 20c., doz. S2 (tO. 



YnLLOW CAXNAS. 



Florence Vaughan. oft. blighly esteemed 

 for its superb bloom. The fl(nvers are of large 

 size, great substance and pel feet form ; produced 

 in great trusses; exceedmgly profuse throughout 

 the entire season. Bright rich canary-yellow, 

 hea\ily mottled with deep orange- scarlet. Foli- 

 age abundant, bro^jd and light green. 



Golden Bedder, ft. A splendid variety 

 for hedding or for pot culture. Compact and 

 dwar in habit; an early, constant and free 

 bloomer The flowers are rather small but the 

 heads of bloom are very compact and of a bright, 

 golden yellow throughout ; excepting a trace of 

 re' I at base of the small lowtr petals. An appro- 

 priate companion for Crimson Bedder, Pres. Mc- 

 Kinley, etc. 



Mad. Montefiore, 6 ft. Of vigorous 

 growth and compact habit with very large and 

 fine truss and flowers of bright canary-yellow, 

 spotted with brilliant crimson. One of the finest 

 for yellow effect and very distinct in shade of 

 color. 



Yellow Crozy, 33^ ft. A fine free bloom- 

 ing variety, resembling Mad. Cro/.y in size of 

 flower and truss, but of a rich golden yellow. 

 The spikes are carried well above the foliage and 

 present a showv appearance. Eacb, 20c. ; doz. 

 $2.00. 



Zebra, 4 ft. Exceedingly showy and striking ; 

 its large trusses of bloom and rich color attracting 

 much attention. The florets are lar^e and of rich 

 golden yellow, striped, spotted and splashed with 

 dark reddish chocolate. Each 20c. ; doz., $2.00. 

 GILT HDGE CAXXAS. 



Admiral Schley. 3 ft. Large trusses of 

 open flowers rich orange-scarlet mottled and 

 spotted with bright crimson broad petals banded 

 with rich gohien yellow. Exceedingly showy. 



Mad. Crozy, o^ ft A well known pop- 

 ular variety, still one of the best for beddmg. 

 Florets and trns-; large, bright, orange -scarlet, 

 lightly bordered with golden yebow and produced 

 in great profusion the entire .summer. - — ^ 



Queen Charlotte, 4 ft. The finest of the 

 class. Its flower spikes are enormous and rise 

 hitjh above tbe foliage. The petals are of a vel- 

 vety blood-red, broadly banded with bright 

 canary-yellow. A constant bloomer and one of 

 the most decorative of all Cannas. 



ORCHID FLOW ERED CAXXAS. 



Allemania Canna. 



