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General Collection of Standard Varieties. 



Our collection of Cannas has this season been carefully revised, all inferior varieties having 

 been rejected, and those now offered may be considered the best of their respective type or color. 

 For full descriptions and illustrations see DrEER's Garden Calendar for 1901. 



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Alphonse Bouvier. The finest tall crim-- 

 son, 6 feet $o 



Admiral Avellan. Bronze foliage, orange 

 scarlet flowers, 5 feet 



Austria. Canary yellow, Italian type, 6 feet. 



Allemania. Pure salmon, edged yellow, 6 

 feet . . 



Alsace. Sulphur changing to white, 4'/^ feet . 



•Cliarles Henderson. Standard dwarf crim- 

 son, 3 feet 



Comte Bouchaud. Yellow spotted red, 4.^4 

 feet 



Depute Ravarin. Rich garnet red, 6 feet. 



Duke of Marlboro. Deep crimson, very 

 free, 4 feet 



Eden Park. Carmine red, 5 feet high . . . 



iEgandale. Currant-red, best of its type, 4 

 feet 



Expiorateur Crampbell. Light crimson, 

 with darker markings, 414 feet 



'P. Neuvessel. Soft pleasing shade of car- 

 mine, 5 feet 



.Furst Bismarck. Crimson scarlet, large 

 size, 3^ feet 



Florence Vaughan. Standard yellow, 4 feet 



■Golden Scepter. Rich, deep golden yellow ; 

 a robust grower, 5 feet 



Jtalia. Orange scarlet with yellow edge, 6 feet 



J. D. Eisele. Vermilion scarlet, 4 feet . . 



J. C. Vaughan. Orange scarlet, bronze foli- 

 age, 5 feet 



•Leonard Vaughan. Bronze foliage, orange 

 scarlet flowers, 4)4 feet 



Mme. Crozy. The best gilt-edge variety yet 

 introduced, 4 feet 



Mme. Leon Leclerc. Orange scarlet marked 

 with yellow, 5 feet 



Mile. Berat. The best pink, 4 feet . . . . 



Papa. A good red with large flowers, 3 feet. 



Premier. Crimson scarlet, yellow edge . . 



President Cleveland. Bright orange scar- 

 let, 2'A feet 



President McKinley. One of the finest 

 crimson bedding varieties in the list, early and 

 continuous bloomer, 3 feet 



Queen Charlotte. Fine gilt-edge scarlet, 

 3 feet 



Robert Christie. Bright orange red . . . 



Roi des Rouges. Fine dark red, 3 feet . . 



R. Pearson. Yellow ground, red spots, ^yi 

 feet 



Souv. de Robert Owen. Orange red over- 

 laid salmon, 5 feet 



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Beaute Poitevine. A grand dwarf crim- 

 son succeeding under all conditions, dry or 

 wet, 3 feet $0 50 S4 00 



Bronze Seedling. Rich bronze foliage, cur- 

 rant-red flowers, 4^ feet 50 4 00 



Black Beauty. Finest of all the bronze 



varieties 2 00 15 00 



Bassett's Red. Dark bronzy foliage .... 75 6 00 



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