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NEW KILLAR- 

 NEY BRILLIANT 



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beautiful novelty, 

 \v h 1 c h IS undoubted- 

 ly the best of the Killar- 

 ney Roses. It has the same 

 habit of growth and freedom 

 of bloom as its parent. The 

 flower is more double, color bril- 

 liant pink and veined like Killar- 

 new Two.year plants 50 cents. 



SUNBURST— (H. T.) This is the new yellow 

 Rose sent out from France, and has created a 

 si-nsation wherever shown. The center of the 

 Hciwt-r is deep (jrange-yellow, the edges of tlie 

 pet.ds ligiitii yellow. Two-year plants 50 

 cents. 



JONKHEERJ. L. MOCK— (H.T.) The pink- 

 m.int tiom Holland. It is of the general type 

 ot I .1 Fiance with big round flowers, freely 

 pioduced on heavy uprigiit canes; bright 

 I'lnk, t.iced with carmine; stands at the head of 

 all bedding Roses. Two-year plants 50 

 cents each. 



WHITE MAMAN COCHET— Like its parent, 

 thelgrowth is glorious, with rich, healthy foliage, 

 producing large, tine flowers of the purest white. 

 Strong 2-year plants. Price 50 cents each. 



Miss Mary E. Martin 



Jericho Road 

 Floral Park : : N. Y. 



