NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. 
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HERBACEOUS PJEO N I ES — Continued. 
The following nine varieties have bloomed at the nursery and while we do not feel quite sure of their 
names, they are such fine ones that we offer them under number until we can properly place them. 
No. 1. Very strong large flower. Petals rose, pet- 
' alets rosy white, slightly curled so as to 
produce a solid fluffy ponpon. Fragrant. 
No. 2. Pure white. Very fine form. Slightly 
' suggestive of cream in center. 
No. 3. Tall petals. Rose margined white. Center 
full with creamy pink narrow petalets. 
No. 4. Very strong. Very large petals deep rosy 
red. Petalets numerous, narrow and 
twisted; from rose to white. 
No. 5. Creamy white, yellow center. 
No. 6. Deep rosy red. Broad petals, several rows 
showing yellow center. 
No. 7. Very fuil deep magenta rose. Beautiful 
form. 
No. 8. Outer petals light pink. Margin petalets 
yellow white to light pink again in ceater. 
Very attractive. 
No. 9. Clear pink, shading to white in center. 
Finely formed. 
Following varieties have been imported direct from Japan. Order by number. They are single and 
semi-double and of rare beauty. Price, $1.50 each. 
6. Fujisomeginu. Light rose, darker at base. 19. Reikaizan. Deep rose shading to white. 
9] Minenoyuki. Delicate pink, petals gracefully 23. Kockomai. Outside petals deep crimson, 
disposed. center showing cluster of golden stamens. 
14. Somkganoko. Rosy crimson, golden center. 
Prices, except where otherwise noted. 
1st size. Extra strong, Each, $0.75 Per 10, $6.50 
2d " Strong plants, n ■ 
*3d u Divided roots, " 
COLLECTIONS, our Selection j ™ V&>0&< 
Per 100, $50.00 
.50 " 10, 4.50 " 100, 30.00 
.25 u 10, 2.00 " 100. 18.50 
1st size, $7.00 2d size, $4.50 3d size, $2.00 
1st " 13.00 2d " 8 00 3d " 3.75 
Cree Phonics (SMoatan). 
A very distinct type of Paeonies, the only one of the species which makes a 
shrub-like growth. They are natives of China and are now procurable in a great 
variety of colors and forms. The flowers resemble the herbaceous kinds some- 
what but they are considered by many more stately and desirable. They are 
extremely hardy and when well established make a grand display. The flowers 
appear even earlier than the old crimson Pseonia common to the old gardens. 
Alba Belgica White. 
Blanch de Chateau Futu .Pure white. 
Berenice - Milk white. 
Chateau Futu White. 
Compte de Flanders Scarlet red. 
Comptesse de Tuder Light rose. 
Elizebeth Brilliant red. 
Emilib White and rose. 
Fragrans maxima plena Rose salmon. 
Gloire de Shangai Violet. 
Grand duc de Baden Lilac rose. 
Laville St. Denis Rich red. 
Louise Mouchelet Salmon. 
Mad. Stewart Low Red. 
Regina Belgica..., Rose Pink. 
Reine de Violette i Deep violet. 
Rubra Odorata 1 Red. 
Triumph d-k Vandermaelen Clear violet. 
Also several other varieties. 
The following varieties are a new importation direct from Japan last spring: 
No. 2. Yasookkina Pure white, semi-double. No. 27. 
No. 6. Adsumasaki Crimson scarlet. No. 31. 
No. 19. Yukiarashi White, yellow center. No. 36. 
No. 9. Kumokanotsuki ..Deep royal purple. No. 43. 
No. 26. Asahiminato Deep velvety scarlet. No. 44. 
Bt>1[ j Well established plants, Each, 
prices ^ 01der plant0> 3 to 6 yrSM 
Rubiban Rich maroon. 
Akashigata Single, flesh pink. 
Hanatachibana Silvery White. 
Osakadsuki Pink and rose. 
Fukashigi Soft rose. 
$1.00 Per 10, $9 00 
2.00 20, 5.00 
Tree P^onia. 
Plants marked (*) sent prepaid in the United States at single-rate prices. 
See inner front cover page for terms and special discounts. 
