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HAKUY CLIMBING 

 KOSKS. 



15c. each. 4 for 50<'. 

 SSI. 25 per <1(>7.eii. 



CRIMSON KAMBLER — This Rose lias already made an impression 

 as one of the grandest garden A arieties introduced for years. It is 

 of Japanese origin, and (luite hardy, witli strong slioots, thiit elinib 

 high in a season, or may l)e ctit baclc into handsome liusli form. 

 The foliage is noticeably distinct and handsome, light g'ossy green, 

 thick and leather.\-. The flowers are jiroduced in great pyramidal 

 panicles of brilliant crimson. Asa decorative pot plant it is also 

 strikingly ell'ective. 



TELLOW RAMBLKR.-The hardiest yellow climbing Kose yet intro- 

 duced. A worthy comi)anion to the Crimson Rambler, White 

 Rambler and Pink Rambler. 



BAtTIMORK BEL,L,K.— Pale blush, sha<ling to ro.se color ; very dou- 

 ble Uowers in large clusters. 



GREVILLEA or SEVEN SISTERS.— Flowers in clusters, opening a 

 light rose color, i hanging to pure white. 



PRAIRIE QUEEN.- Bright carmine pink; full globular flowers of 

 fine size. A fine rose lor ail sections. 



TENNESSEE BELLE.— Blush of good size, flowers in clusters. 



CHAMPNEY, PRIDE OF WASHINGTON, RUSSELLS COTTAGE. 

 SUPERliA. 



CRIMSON RAMBLER 



^rysanthemums 



LARGE SHOW VARIETIES \ ^"'"^^ ' 



dozen ; S.5.00 per 100 ; one each of the 

 { 24 varieties for »1.75. 



BELLE OF CASTLEWOOD.— A pleasing shade of shell pink. 



COL. \VM. B. SMITH.— A grand, deep jellow, of finest form and size. 



CALLINGFOBDI.— A fine shade of crimson. 



EUGENE DAILLEDOUZE.— Bright, clear, yellow ; extra. 



GLORY OF THE PACIFIC— A magnificent extra early pink. 



GOLDEN WEDDING.— The grandest golden yellow ever introduced. 



IVORY. — Snowy white; perfect form and earlj-. 



J. H. WOODFORD.— Shell or Mermaid Pink, strong stem, fine foliage. 



LIBERTY.— Of beautiful form ; color a clear rich yellow. 



MAJOR BONNAFFON.— One of the best yellow. 



MRS. F. BERGMAN.— One of the earliest and best whites. 



MRS. J. T. WHILDIN.— A handsome light yellow. 



MAUD DEAN.— An extra large flowered variety ; color, pink, almost ro8e. 

 MINERVA.— Large, vivid golden yellow. 



MRS. S. T. MURDOCH Large, deep pink, one of the latest. 



MRS. JOHN GLESSNER.— Large, light yellow. Inciirved, late. 



MRS. PEKRIN.— Rose pink, globular, incurved. 



MRS. O. P. BASSETT.— Japanese incurved, clear light yellow. 



MRS. H. WEEKS.— Japanese incurved, snow white. 



MODESTO.— One of the largest and prettiest yellow varieties. 



NIVEWS. — A grand snow white variety. 



THE QUEEN.— Excels all in pure whiteness. 



V. H. HALLOCK. — Rosy pearl of a waxy texture. 



WM. H. LINCOLN.— A magnificent golden yellow variety. 



HARDY POMPON VARIETIES ] J^%^T.^ul'^ioTTf.'''r^.Xtt^^^^ 



S5.00 per 100, or one each of the 25 for SI. 75. SI. 00 per dozen. 



ALt PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 



