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Choicest Double 6eraiiiuTn9. 



Price of all Geraniums on this page, 15 cts. each 

 $1 per dozen, postpaid by Mail. 



5 for 50 cts. 



ALPHONSE RICARD.— A Bruant sun-proof Geranium ; strong grower ; dwarf ; produces 

 flowers in great masses ; both florets and trusses of enormous size. Semi-double ; 

 brilliant shade of orange red. 



BEAUTE BOITEVINE.— Large, semi-double florets; beautiful and dis 

 tinct"; bears in immense trusses ; very free blooming, and its color 

 (brilliant scarlet) has no equal. 



COUNTESS DE HARCOURT. — Large and beautifully formed 

 flowers, pure snow white ; extremely free in bloom ; torms a 

 bank of white. Splendid in open ground. 



DOUBLE GENERAL GRANT.—Superb, double, scarlet flowers; 

 large, compact trusses. Grand. 



DR. BLANCHE. — Flowers large, full; very bright orange 

 red ; exceedingly pretty. 



F. PERKINS. — Rich carmine flowers of medium size ; veiy 

 effective. 



GLORY OF FRANCE.— One of the grandest of all Gera- 

 niums; large, double, carmine- and- white flowers of the 

 brightest shade imaginable. 



HETERANTHE.— Very desirable bedder ; bright scarlet. 



JEWEL.— Splendid lilac pink ; large heads of bloom ; a 

 strong grower and continuous bloomer. 



LA FAVORITE.— Massive trusses of snowy-white flowers; 

 large, perfectly double ; blooms continuously. 



MADAME A. CHEVRELIERE.— Large trusses of pure white, 

 double flowers; exceedingly dainty. 



MADAME JAU LIN. —Semi- double, very large florets and ¥^ 

 trusses of immense size: centre tender pink surrounded by a % 

 border of white ; exceedingly beautiful. V 



MADAME PRESS.— Large salmon-pink flowers; strong 

 grower and free bloomer. 



MARVEL.— Dark red ; large and fine. 



MRS. GLADSTONE.— Grand color, pure white -'""" 



and shaded flesh pink toward the centre 

 large bold truss. 



NAOMI.— A lovely sort, with double 

 flowers of flush-pink color. 



REEVES' SCARLET.— Large trusses 

 of brilliant scarlet flowers; double, 

 very free blooming. None better. 



R. ROLAND-GOSSELIN.— Large, 

 round flowers ; centre chamois, bor- 

 dered with rose and marked with 

 white. Very distinct and beautiful. 



S. A. NUTT.— Beautiful rich dark 

 crimson; perhaps the best; mas- 

 sive trusses ; blooms continuously 

 (see cut). 



WHITE SWAN.— Perhaps the fin- 

 est double white Geranium now 

 known. A strong grower ; immense 

 trusses of absolutely snow-white 

 flowers. Astonishing in its free- 

 dom of bloom. 



Complete collection 



of 20 Double 



Geraniums, 



postpaid. 



for 



$160 



Choicest 



Single Ger= 



aniums. 



COLUMBIA.— Grand borderer; 

 light, high scarlet of dazzling bright- 

 ness ; two upper petals white, shad- 

 ed to scarlet on the edges ; extreme- 

 ly showy and brilliant. 



COUNTESS DE BLANCAS.— Im- 

 mense single flowers, two inches 

 across; color light salmon pink ; 

 immense trusses. 



MADAME BRUANT. — Totally 

 distinct from any other variety ; 

 a strong, vigorous grower and free 

 bloomer ; large trusses and splendid 

 flowers, white veined with carmine 

 lilac. The five petals regularly bor- 

 dered with bright solferino; the ar- 

 rangement of color is exquisite, mingling 

 and producing a striped efi'ect. Superb. 

 MRS. J, M. GAAR.— As a bedding variety, 

 absolutely perfect ; never bums ; in freedom of 

 bloom is superior to all whites and equal to the best 

 scarlet. Color pure white. A grand sort. 

 PURITAN. — A round-flower variety ; whiteground, shaded 

 salmon, deepening to a distinct ring around the centre. 

 TRIOMPHE DE NANCY.— Semi-double flowers, carmine red 

 with white margins, very effectively arranged ; large trusses 

 of immense florets. Thoroughly distinct ; new and beautiful. 

 Complete set of 6 Single Geraniums, postpaid, for 60 cts. 



Fancy Geraniums. 



ARBUTUS. —Golden-leaved variety, bearing profusely 

 light, salmon-pink flowers. 



GOLDEN BEDDER.— Cr\'stal balls with golden leaves. 

 Extremely effective and extra good. 

 HAPPY THOUGHT.— Dark-green foliage having a light- 

 cream, almost white, centre ; dark band about the light zone. 

 MADAME SALLEROI.— Oneof thebest of all Geraniums; 

 beautiful and unique. Strong and thrifty ; a healthy grower, 

 rarely reaching a height of more than six inches. Leaves very- 

 small and of a clear green color; irregularly dotted with white. 

 Fine for bordering and edging and splendid as a pot plant (see cut). 

 MRS. POLLOCK.— A bronze variety of the best type. 

 PRINCE BISMARCK.— A good dark bronze ; one of the best. 

 Complete set of 6 Fancy Geraniums, postpaid, for 60 cts. 



_ 5weet=scented Geraniums. 



APPLE SCENTED.— A grand old favorite ; it takes us back placed indoors it fills the room with a delicate rose scent, 

 to the times of our grandmothers ; a plant of it will fill a room which always characterizes the foliage, 

 with its delicious apple-scented fragrance. SHRU BLAND PET. —Beautiful foliage ; rosy flowers ; ele- 



ROSE SCENTED.— Difficult to obtain, but very popular. If gant and fragrant. 



Three Scented Geraniums, postpaid, for 25 cts. 



Pplnro-nniiim I Jidv Washinffton. Beautiful flowers that are large and marked in the most charming fashion, similar 

 Keiargoniu m uauy Wdi>ninsLUii. ^^ p^j^Q^gg ^^ Pansies ; color lilac pink with centre of pure carmine, which gives 

 the flowers a most charming effect ; very showy. 20 cts. each ; 3 for 50 cts. ; 7 for 81. 

 Complete collection of 36 Geraniums ofTered on this pagre, postpaid, for $2.75« 



