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Pretniuiti No. 108. 



SEVENTEEN CHOICE FUCHSIAS, 



JUPITEP— New. One of the prettiest of all Fuch- 

 sias. Large, double flowers, of a clear magenta, 

 with dark crimson veins. 



BLACK PRINCE.— The very finest Fuchsia grown 

 for the amateur to cultivate. \Yehave seen speci- 

 men plants six feet m height and four feet across 

 loaded with thousands of bright buds and blos- 

 soms of a beautiful waxy carmine or pink color. 



SAPALY FRERES.— « "olor of sepals a bright coral 

 red, corolla violet and carmine red. One of the' 

 most beautiful and distinct of the Fuchsias. 



CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.— Large flowers, of a 

 most beautiful coral red, corolla most intense 

 bright, dark purple. 



MRS. E. G. HILL.— A variety unsurpassed; nearly 

 perfection as to free growing and habit, begin- 

 ning to bloom quite early and continuing late. 



WAVE OF LIFE.— Has beautiful golden foliage, with 

 flowers of deepest purple. 



NEW TRAILING QUEEN FUCHSIA —This Fuchsia 

 is an entirely new departure, differing from all 

 other large flowering varieties in its habit of 

 growth, as it is a trailing vine. 



NEW FUCHSIA, SILVER KING.— A novelty. Very 

 different from the other varieties in that the 

 beauty lies in the foliage. 



GLADSTONE. — This is a new variety, a rival of Phe- 

 nomenal for being the largest "double Fuchsia. 

 Extremely free, a startling variety. 



PHENOMENAL —The King of Fuchsias. The grand- 

 est of them all. Phenomenal is the largest flow- 

 ered Fuchsia in cultivation. Color bright scar- 

 let, rich violet purple corolla, verv dotible. 



WHITE PHENOMENAL.— Same as above, with large 

 snow-white flowers. 



ROSE PHENOMENAL.— Same as Phenomenal ex- 

 cept that the flowers are a brilliant rose color. 

 The three Phenomenal Fuchsias have enormous 

 sized flowers and are nil beauties. 



NEW DOUBLE PERPETUAL-FLOWERING, WEEP- 

 ING FUCHSIA, STORM KING.— Its flowering 

 qualities are most remarkable. It is never out of 

 bloom when in a healthy condition. 



GENERAL ROBERTS.— A remarkable, beautiful va- 

 riety of drooping habit. The blooms are from 

 four to five inches in length. 



ROSAIN'SPATRIE.— A splendid white variety,a free 

 bloomer and quite early. 



SPECIOSA.— Flowers are" four inches or more In 

 length; tube and sepals bright rose; corolla bril- 

 liant carmine: it blooms quite freely. 



WHITE GIANT.-New Double White Fuchsia. The 

 largest and best white Fuchsia grown. 



Premium No. 



109. 



EIGHT PALMS. 



Palms are be- 

 coming more 

 and more in- 

 dispensable for 

 interior deco- 

 ration, as well 

 as for outdoor 

 cul t ivati o n. 

 They are easily 

 grown and in- 

 crease in beau- 

 ty and value 

 rapidly from 

 year to year. 

 By sending 

 small plantswe 

 are enabled to 



make this generous off"er of 8 plants for a club of 4 

 Bubscribers. The plants, while young and not large, 

 will be good strong individuals carefuUy selected. 



Premium No. 110, 



COLLECTION OF JASMINES AND FERNS. 



BOSTON FERN.— In the vi- 

 cinity of Boston no other 

 plant is used so extensively. 

 It has fronds which fre- 

 quently attain a length of 

 six feet. These arch and 

 droop over very gracefully. 

 PTERIS TREMULA. (Shak- 

 ingFern.) The slightest 

 movement of the air shakes 

 the leaves of this Fern. It 

 grows readily and very fast, 

 HOLLY FERN.— A fine decor- 

 ative varie y. A beautiful 

 and rapid growing Fern that succeeds exceed- 

 ingly well, sm-ill plants making fine specimens 

 in a short time. Fronds resemble branches of 

 Holly, from which it takes its name. 



JASMINES. 



GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY.— This Jasmine is 

 very easily grown, even small plants bearing a 

 profusion of very double cream white flowers 

 having a delicious perfume. It will become very 

 popular when better known. 



MAID OF ORLEANS.— This is one of the most de- 

 sirable of Jasmines, being easy of culture, a fine 

 grower, good bloomer, very fragrant and 

 having flowers of a waxy white appearance. 

 Very double. 



GRANDIFLORUM.— (California Jasmine.) The flow- 

 ers are pure white, star-shaped and of delicious 

 fragrance. 



POETICA.— Flowers small, but borne in large spikes. 



REVOLUTUM. — A yellow-flowered Jasmine, nearly 

 hardy and exquisitely fragrant. 



