A:*TER, NEW WHITE QUEEN. A distinct and decidedly handsome 

 White Aster, resembling in height, form and habit the Victoria race, but i> a 

 more profuse bloomer, habit very dwarf and bushy, only growing about 8 to 10 

 inches high, each plant bearing from 20 to 30. beautifully formed and exceed- 

 ingly large and perfect double flowers, almost completely biding the foliage 



liODETIA. Princess Henry.— A new and pretty addition to rha* 

 popular garden favorite the Godetia. Its distinctness over all others is clearly \ 

 established by its dwarf compact habit, and beautiful colorings of its large flowers; 

 They are of a most delicate satiny rose, each petal marked with a broad and ( 

 shining carmine spot contrasting beautifully with its rich ground color. I can 



For massing bedding, bordering, and more particularly for" pot-culture the New onlv sav that if everv reader of this earalogue knew how beautiful Godetia 

 White Queen cannot be excelled if equaled. Packet. 15 cents. Princess Henry really is, not one would fail to plant it. Packet, 15 cents. 



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