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Geranium, Admiration. Various dealers. 



Singie. A dwarf free grower ; large trusses Color white, shaded 



rosy salmon, deepest in the center. Imported. 1890-1. 



— Attraction. Various dealers. 



Double. Very large trusses of orange-red, passing to carmine- 

 violet. Imported. 1890-1. 



— Aurelien Scholl. Various dealers. 



Single. Soft rose, with center of strong violet. White blotches 

 on the upper petal. Imported. 1890-1. 



— Bayard. Various dealers. 



Trusses and florets large, of a beautiful vermilion color, of com- 

 pact growth and free-flowering habit. Imported. 



— Bonnat. Various dealers. 



Large spherical trusses, flower full and of finest form. Color 

 1*1 ones t carmine-rose, of strong, vigorous growth with massive foli- 

 age. Imported. 



— Buffalo Bill. Hill. 



Double. Extra-fine variety; cream, marbled rose. 1890-1. 



— Copernic. Various dealers. 



Single. Floret perfectly round ; a lively, beautiful shade of rosy 

 carmine, changing to bright salmon at the base of the petals, with 

 small white eye. Very large truss of florets on long footstalks ; a 

 very noticeable color and quite distinct. Imported. 1890-1. 



— Director Edmond. Various dealers. 



Single. Orange-salmon shading to silvery lilac, with white eye. 

 Fine for massing. Imported. 1890-1. 



— Emile Augier. Various dealers. 



Single. Flowers large, clear orange with white eye. Very 

 brilliant. Imported. 1890-1. 



— F. Becker. Hill. 



A splendid grower, with broad, dark-zoned leaves. The flower 

 forms a splendid truss of florets nicely displayed ; the color is glow- 

 ing paach-pink, shading to carmine near the center and enclosing a 

 white eye ; two petals are light scarlet, beautifully veined darker. 

 Single. Hybrid of Souvenir de Mirande. 



— Gerome. Various dealers. 



Immense-sized trusses ; flowers double, dark violet-rose of a beau- 

 tiful tint. Imported. 



— Gripper Banks. Various dealers. 



Double. Produces a larger truss of orange-scarlet flowers than 

 any other double in cultivation ; very fine. Imported. 1890-1. 



— H. De Parville. Various dealers. 



Single. Very large truss of soft rose color. Veined with vinous 

 red. Imported. 1890-1. 

 ■ — Henri de Bornier. Various dealers. 



Large trusses of double flowers, white delicately tinted ; plant 

 covered with flowers. Imported. (Lemoine.) 



