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CIIKYSAN I IIKMUMS CoiUiiuied 



Anemones^New Varieties 



loz., sr.oO per 100. 

 1 variety at tlic 100 rate, 

 of hn-cndcr: cciitor 



214-iiich: 15c, each, SI. '->.") I 



3of:i variety at tlie dnzeii rate ; _'") 



Azelda. Ia'^Ui pink with a sligl 



cream yellow. Single row of laveiuier ray Horets. Pro- 

 duces exquisite sprays suitable tor any sort of artistic ar- 

 rangement. 



Bessie Flight. A bright rose pink, liavinpi: a full center. 



Princess. A seedling from (Jarza, cream white in color, with 

 ray petals e\-eiily spaceil around a hirge anemone center of 

 (luill petals. The habit of the plant is good, growing to a 

 medium lu-ight and covered with tlowcrs. .\n ideal i)ot 

 phmt. For eli'ect m cutting, it must be grown without (H.s- 

 i)udding, when a single sjiray will pi'oduce from ti\-e to a 

 dozen flowers. November 1st to lOtli. 



Chrysanthemum, White Caprice 

 (Not Disbudded) 



Anemones— Older Varieties 



2>4-inch: lOc. each, 7.5c. per doz., $5.00 jut 100. 

 Garza. The well-known white variety; considered the best 

 in its class. 



Mikado. Yellow, with double row of i>etals: ( larza tvpe. 

 Yellow Garza. Yellow sport of ( larza. 



The Caprice and Pot Plant Type 



23j:-incli: 10c. each, -SI. 00 per doz., SO. 00 per 100. 

 3 of a variety at the dozen i-ate; 25 of a variety at tlu> 100 rate. 

 Annie Laurie. Dark j)ink. Double on all buds. Kxcellent 

 pot plant. 



Brutus. Golden bronze in color; dwarf; excellent pot plant. 

 Butler's Caprice. Deep pink. 

 Kathleen Thompson. Crimson. 

 Lady Lydia. Pure white variety. 

 Lilac Caprice. Deep, lilac. 



Miss Mary Pope — See ijage 

 CAPRICE AND POT PLANT TYPE— Continued 

 Purple Caprice. Purple. 



Tlie Bard. Reddish crimson; excellent pot plant for large 



s]iecimcns. 

 White Caprice. White. 

 Yellow Caprice. YeUow. 



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