LINTV COUNTY NURSERY, CENTER POINT, IOWA 
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DOUBLE HERBACEOUS PAEONIES — Continued. 
florist. It stands in the front rank filso of M. Koster of Holland. They are 
fine prolific bloomers, vivid rose color, compact in form, early bloomers, 
making them valuable for cut flowers and decorations. They are highly per- 
fumed, very vigorous and multiply rapidly. These can now be had at so 
reasonable a rate that they should be in every collection. Price, 50c each. 
ANDRE LARUES — Is deep, bright red, very double, a grand flower, and It 
loves deep, rich soil. Price, 25c each. 
MARIE LEHOINE — This flower fills all the requirements we demand of our 
favorites. It is as sweet as a rose. It opens slightly yellow, then fades 
to purest white. It is a wholesale bloomer, a very winsome and attractive 
flower. Never leave this out of your collection. Price, 50c each. 
FRANCOISO ORETGAL — Is of French origin. It is very brilliant crimson, 
giving us a blaze of splendor, so deep as to verge on the purple. It is a 
vigorous and striking flower with a delightful, spicy fragrance. No col- 
lection can be full without it. Price. 50c each. 
RUBRA TRIUMPH ANS — Has flowers of brilliant glowing crimson. They are 
also sweet-scented. Thev do not bloom as soon as some others. The plants 
seem to require age. Just wait. Give them a chance and they will more 
than make up for lost time. Price, 25c each. 
GRANDIFLORA RUBRA— Is a very king among flowers. It is one of the 
latest. It seems to hold itselt in reserve, gathering strength to put forth an 
exhibition of splendor. The flowers are of immense size, intense and glow- 
ing with effulgence. Massive and grand it brings up the rear of this great 
ariny of paeonies 2,000 strong. You look at them and think the best- has 
been reserved till the last, and yet it is hard to call any one the best in 
this great procession which has during the season passed before us. Price, 
30e each. 
RICHARDSON'S RUBRA — Deep crimson, with purple shading; a grand, fra- 
grant, full-orbed flower. Price, 75c each. 
FESTIVA MAXIMA— It is a large ball of white, with center petals dashed 
with red: my special favorite for a white flower. Price, $1.00 each. 
AGNES MARY KELWAY — Sweetly fragrant, light rose guard, yellow petaloids, 
with rose tuft; a most lovely flower. Price, 50c each. 
GRANDIFLORA ROSEA — Is a host in itself. The outer and center petals are 
red. It is slightly fragrant; a prolific bloomer; robust and vigorous. Price, 
35c each. 
VICTORIA TRICOLOR — Is one of the most vigorous and prolific bloomers we 
have. Fragrant, though the flowers cannot rank among the finest, yet is 
very desirable. Price, 25c each. 
THE BRIDE — A small, delicate, sweet flower; winsome, attractive and well- 
named. Price, 40c each. 
GRANDIFLORA CARNEA PLENA — Full-orbed, robust and grand; packed 
solid with its lovely pink petals; a charming flower of medium season, 
price, 40c each. 
MAGNIFICA — Large, delicate and fragrant; rod, turning to pink. Bach, 35c. 
THE QUEEN — Single, large white, with cushion of pure gold; price, 35c. 
GOLDEN HARVEST— Worthy a place in the front rank; it is sweet in fra- 
grance, full bloomer, and better than many costly foreigners. Price, 7oc 
each. 
REEVES — Immense flower, free bloomer; light rosy pink, center petals 
splashed with red. Price. 30c each. „,«„ia 
MADAME CHAUMY— Is a late pink; perfect in form and very fragrant, would 
do best in partial shade, as its buds are a little sensitive of the direct 
rays of the sun. Price, 30c each. 
FRAGRANS— An excellent variety; late; deep red. Price, 20c each.' 
ALBA SULPHUREA — This is a fine flower and a favorite. Price, 25c each. 
POTTSII — A splendid flower, deep crimson. Price, 30c each. 
Miscellaneous 
RAFFIA — Best Madagascar, for tying buds. Price, per lb., 15c; 10 lbs., 12o 
per lb. 
GRAFTING THREAD — Unwaxed, at 10c per ball. 
GRAFTING THREAD — Waxed, at 15c per ball. 
If by mail, add 2 cents per ball for unwaxed and 7 cents per ball for 
waxed. 
