Dahlias and Paeonies 



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WEEBER ^ DON 



W. e> D'* NEW AND SELECT DAI1LIA8 



Growing Plants, (ready in May) of the Lnderooted Varieties, 25c. each, $2.50 dozen 

 Mixed Varieties, 20c. each, $2.00 dozen 

 Dormant Roots, Named Varieties, our selection, 20c. each, $2.00 dozen 



Cactus Dahlias Decorative Dahlias 



Black Beawty. Ricli, dark vdvcav maroon. 

 Blue Oban. Un vendc-r blue. 

 £loi8e. Bluish pink, shading to white. 

 Eureka* Deep rose, quilled pefals. 

 Grand Duke Alexis. Large white, tinted lav- 

 ender. 



Henry Patrick. Large pure white. 

 Orang-eKing. Rich glowing orLuige. 

 Catlierine Duer. Brilliant crimson red, fine for 

 cutting-. Each 30c., doz. $3.00. 



osL popular of all the classes 

 ui, fVeencss of lli.u-cring, and 



The Cactus type is the 

 owing to their gracelul li 



variety of color. Nearly every sli.-ulc among llowers is to 

 be found in this class. Best and most ilistiiwt varieties. 



Aunt Cllloe. Dark n-.aroo]i shaded black. 



Alpha, white. Speckled and striped purple lilac. 



Blanche Keith. Kick yellow, k.ng (letals. 



Capstan. Soft orange scaiict, shtided a])ricot. 



Floradora. Dark velvety crimson, fine form. 



Florence m. Stredwick. Ivory white, fine sort. 

 Gabriel. Soft crimson, (ipix-d white. 

 Jealousy. Pure, clear canary yellow. 

 J. H.Jackson. Intense ni,-iroon, finest dark sort. 

 J. Wier Fyfc P.luish purjile, large .and fine form. 

 IMarS. Bright daz;;ling scarlet. 

 Standard Bearer. Rich uery scarlet. 

 Sweet KTell. Deep pink jiale center, excellent sort. 

 "Winsome. Pure white, long twisted, incurved 



peta' 



Large Double Show Dahlias 



A. I>. ILivoni. Rich scashell pink. 

 Cuban Giant. Dark glowing crimson, shaded 

 maroon. 



Hero. f)eep crimson maroon, shaded purple. 

 John Walker. Pure white, fine for exhiljition. 

 Mrs. Gladstone, Delicate pink.lnrge H.)wer, fine 

 form. 



Frince Bismarck. Large, dee|i, rich purple. 

 Queen Ot 'VellOWS. Pure yellow. 



storm King. The best white, large perfect shaped 

 flowers, on long stems. 



Single Tlowering Dahlias 



(CENTtRY TYPE) 



Crimson Century. Deep glowing crimson. 

 Lavender Century. Delicate lavender. 

 Pink Century. P)elicatc shell pink. 

 White Century. Beautiful snow white. 

 Twentieth Century. Rosy Crimson, with white 

 tips. 



Xhe Record. Pure canary yellow, with scarlet. l)lotch. 



DOIBLE HERBACEOUS P/EONIES 



most beautiful of all 

 of e.-isv culture, per- 

 il thrive in almost any'soil. Planted 

 jng the Shriibljcry, or in clumps on the 

 other plants that will make such a mag- 

 olor, and for cutting purjjoses tbeycan- 



we conside 

 Reg.arded 



the best, and most 



as the finest ol all 

 hile, on strong stems. 

 1.00. 



PiEony, Festiva Ma.xima 



The P;x!onv is without a doulit tl 

 I-Tardv nerliaceous plants. Tl 

 fectlv'h.nrdv, .-ind ■ 

 in the Border, an 

 Lawn, there are n. 

 nilieent display of 

 not be surjiassed. 



The following varieties 

 distinct. 



Festiya maxima. 

 PcBOnies. Flowers very In 

 Excellent for cutting, Iv-i' 



Alexaudrina. R<i; 



Ambroise VerschafieU. 



Charles Binder- Red 



Chrysanthemiflorn. Rosy w liiie. vellow center. 



Humei. Briglit rosy jiink, onc of the best. 



Louise -van Houtte. L.-u-ge purple, fratn-ant. 



modeste. Deep rose, large and showv. 



Princess Mathilde. Clear, delic-iie pildc. 



Purpurea Superba. Purple violet. 



Queen Victoria^ White with ercam center. 



strong Clumps of the above, each, .oOc. doz S5.06. 

 (Other varieties at advertised prices). 



Mixed Unnamed Sorts, each, 25c., doz. .$2.50. 



La. 



? dark red. 



