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Hardy Chrysanthemums 



Aster Varieties 



Aster Varieties 



ASHBURY — Sulphur white. 

 AI'XT JAXE. — Yellow shaded 

 bronze. 



BERTHA — Large white; open 

 center. 



BOHEMIA — Fine pure yellow. 



BOSTOX — Golden bronze. 



FIXDOX — Violet rose. 



FRED J. — Red orange. 



CLADYS — Flushed pearl. 



GERTRUDE — Pure white; 

 open center. 



HESTER — Pearl white, shad- 

 ed fle.<=h 



HIJOS — Beautiful primrose 

 pinls. 



JERRY — Rose lilac. 



JI LIA LARGRAVERE — Crim- 

 son maroon. 



KIXG HEXRY — Straw white. 



LADY XAYLOR — White. 



LOVISA — Large white, long 

 stem. 



MRS. PORTER — Bright bronze. 

 MRS.SXYDER — Splendid early 

 yellow. 



PEXELOPE — Large white; 

 tall. 



PETO — Rich bronze. 

 PARAGOX — Early white; open 

 center. 



Continued 



PRIXCE OF WALES — Best 



pure white. 

 QUEEN OF BUL — Violet rose. 

 SALEM — S i 1 V e r rose, long 

 quilled. 



SIR MICHAEL — Lemon yel- 

 low, open center. 



THE HUB — Fine white, open 

 center. 



WILLIE — Lilac and white. 



Single Varieties 



AAROX — Bronze scarlet. 

 NORTHUMBEULAXD — Bright 



scarlet, yellow disc. 

 PRIXCESS OF THULE — Red 



orange. 

 ROSY MORN — Silver pink. 



Anemone Varieties 



EARL — Pearl w h i t e, silver 



rose, center dwarf. 

 LADY OLIVIA — Beautiful 



white. 



GRACIE — "U'hite, full center. 

 31 ATI LD A — White. 

 OBAX — Silver pink; full ane- 

 mone center. 



Hardy Pompon Chrysanthemums 



Small Flowering or Button Varieties 



ALICE CARY — Pure yellow. GOLDEX PHEASANT — Deep orange yellow. LITTLE PET — Rich violet red. 



CERISE QUEEX — Cerise pink. HEXRIETTA — Bronze, vellow edge. RHODA — Pink shaded white. 



DAWX — Daybreak pink. JAMES BOOX — Pure white. SUNSHINE — Pure golden bronze. 



ERMIXE — Bright orange scarlet. JEAXETTA — Silver bronze and rose. TENNYSON — Pure yellow. 



Price, 10c. each; per dozen, 75c.; per 100, $5.00, by express, not prepaid. 



FUCHSIAS 



MR. GLADSTONE. — The largest double purple Fuchsia ex- 

 tant; enormous widespread corolla and stamens are curiously 

 attached to the petals; extremely free. 



MINISTER BOUCHER. — Extra large double rosy purple 

 flower. Free, strong grower. 



BLACK PRINCE. — Bright, waxy carmine; pink corolla. 



PHEXOMENAL. — Dark plum, red sepals. 



ANNA NEVILLE. — Double pink sepals 



10c. each. ?1.00 per dozen by express, not prepai;!. 



LANTANAS 



An old favorite for bedding or individual plant purposes, 

 but on account of the great improvement in shades in the 

 last few years they are becoming more and more popular. 



A. CLAVEN. — Primrose pink and sulphur. ' 



A. COOK Orange and rose; dwarf, compact habit. 



AURORA. — Tall, orange and coppery red. 



DELIC.\TISSIMA, or WEEPING. — Lilac lavender. 



JAVOI. — Tall; clear, pure white; yellow center. 



LEO DEX.— Open orange scarlet; changes to dark crimson. 

 Price, lOo. each; $1.00 per dozen, by express. 



HELIOTROPE 



Each, 10c. Per dozen, $1.00, by express, not prepaid. 



TVY 



HARDY ENGLISH IVY. — For cemeteries and walls. 

 PARLOR OR GERMAX IVA'. — A tender climber and the beat 

 vine for window gardens at all seasons. 



Frice, 10c. each; $1.00 per dozen, by express, not prepaid 



LOBELIA 



KATHLEEN MALLARD -The new double blue Lobelia. 



NEWPORT'S SIODEL. — Deep blue with white eye. 

 Price, 15c. each; SI. 50 per dozen, by express, not prepaid. 



VERBENA 



AT^RBEN.-V. — Large flowering, in scarlet, pink, white and 

 purple varieties. 



LEMON VERBENA. — Used for fragrant foliage. 



Price, 10c. eacli; $1.00 per dozen, by express, not prepaid. 



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