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A. N. PIERSON, INC., CROMWELL, CONN. 



GENERAL LIST— Com imied 



Cranford's Pink. Large, rose-pink flowers. 



Cranford's White. Large, white flowers; shell- 

 pink when grown n the open. Medium height. 



Cranford's Yellow. One of the finest. A strong 

 grower and free-flowering. 



Eden. Beautifully formed flowers, rose-pink in 

 color. Medium height. 



Etoile d'Or. Bright yellow; large flowered. Me- 

 dium height. 



Excelsior. Bright golden yellow; large-flowered, 

 dwarf. 



Firelight. Carmine, shaded scarlet. 



Framfield White. Loosely built, pure white; 

 semi-double. One of the earlie.st to flower. 



Glory of Seven Oaks. Golden-yellow; dwarf 

 growth. Very free-flowering. 



Goacher's Crimson. Very large flowers, bright 

 crimson in color. Dwarf habit. 



Jack Bannister. Lemon-yellow, shaded copper. 



L'Argentuillais. Deep chestnut in color. 



Leslie. Golden-yellow in color; very free-flowering. 

 Early. 



Maduse. Terra-cotta-bronze in color; large flowers. 

 Medium height. 



Miss F. Collier. The 1 



dwarf. 



Mme. August Nonin 



flowers. 



Mrs. Francis Bergen. White, tinged with pink 



senii-d'iiililc; inciiiiini dwarf. 



Blick. I 



t pure white. Medium 

 Large, delicate pink 



Nina 



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hronze 



Normandie. Delicate pink; 



very free flowering, 

 nicdiiun dwarf. 



ALICE HOWELL 



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points to iH'i.il-.. 

 Rosie. W-vy. ill h l.i 

 Source d' Or. U. aui 

 Wells' Scarlet. Rod. 



Medium dwaii. 

 Yellow Normandie. 



lul-hi pink tlowers with gold 



M.'.luini hri-ht. 

 I II cm/,-. Medium dwarf, 

 itilul deep bronze; large flowers. 

 Idish terra-cotta; large flowers. 



A bronze-yellow sport. 



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