SUNSET SKED AND PLANT COMPANY, 
Wbite and Uglit Sbades. 
American Twilight. Creamy white, 
greenish center, fine. 
Belle Ponteyine. The earliest incurved 
white. 
Empress of Japan. A choice, incurved 
white. 
International. Large flower, sometimes 
shaded yellow. 
L. Cannin;;. Most highly prized among 
whites. 
Mine. K. Le Roy. Pretty white petals 
curiously tasseled. 
Miss A. Manda. Hairy white, said to be 
superior to A. Hardy. 
Miss A. McVicker. Creamy white, some- 
times tinted pink. 
Miss Minnie Wanamaker. Feathery 
white, ratlier late. 
Miss A. Hartshoiii. One of the best 
whites for general cultivation. 
Mr.s. Frank Tnompson. An old stand-by 
for exhibition purposes. 
Mrs. Alpheus Hardy. Hairy white, one 
of the best. 
Mrs. W. S. Kimball. Large and double, 
pale blush with yellow center. 
Mrs. E. 1). Adams. Very large, long- 
twisted petals. 
Mr.s. T. F. Mercer. Blush white, good 
grower. 
Mrs. Lay. Incurving, cup shaped, with 
faintest blush tint. 
Pelican. A good late variety. 
Princess Teck. A pretty Chinese variety 
ball shaped, suffused with pink. 
Tlie Cathedral. AVaxy White. 
Dwarf French Hybrid Cannas. 
Those who have only known the canna of "ye olden time," or Indian Shot" as it is 
more familiarly called, will scarcely recognize the Magniflceut Dwarf French Cannas of 
to-day, with their great spikes of brilliant flowers and their wealth of luxuriant foliage. No 
class of plants has in the last few years made such rapid and satisfactory progress. 
Cannas delight in rich soil, warm locations, and plenty of water. They should be al- 
lowed to make good sized clumps, but the soil must be fertilized from time to time. 
New "Varieties of Great Merit. 
Price, each, 50 cts., doz.» IS5. 
Alphonsc Bouvier. Brilliant crimson, foli- 
age rich green and robust. 
Captain P. Snzzoni. Canary yellow,spolted 
cinnamon red, fine heavy flowers. 
Florence Vaughan. Yellow, spotted, one 
of the very best. 
Gustave Sennliolz. Bosy salmon, flowers 
produced along stem like gladiolus. 
J. D. Cabos. Orange scarlet, foliagebronzy 
purple, fine. 
Paul Marqiiant. Salmon scarlet, changing 
to rosy crimson, very attractive. 
Duchess De Montenard. Very large flow- 
ers of a rich, bright yellow, spotted with 
red, foliage green, 4^ feet. 
Enfant Du Khone. Very floriferous, flow- 
ers of good size, bright salmon, splashed 
with cinnabar red and orange scarlet, 
very distinct, foliage dark green, 3J feet. 
Elimanni. A distinct and beautiful variety, 
amaranth, drooping flowers, splendid 
foliage. 
Francois Crozy. Bright apricot, shaded 
orange, distinctly edged with golden 
yellow, foliage dark green, 3 feet. 
Geofifrey St. Hillaire. Flowers large 
orange, overlaid with scarlet, very dis- 
tinct, foliage bronzy purple, 5 feet. 
Ingenleur Alpliand. Reddish carmine, 
overlaid with crimson, of large size, 
foliage bronzy purple, 5 feet. 
Mad. Crozy. Undoubtedly the finest, the 
most distinct variety yet introduced. 
The flowers are of the largest size, of a 
dazzling crimson-scarlet color, bordered 
with golden yellow ; the plant is of vig- 
Best Standard Sorts. 
Price, each, 2B ctg., <ioz., 99.50. 
orous growth, yet dwarf in habit, seldom 
exceeding 4 feet in height ; the foliage 
is of a rich, cheerful green, and very 
massive; the flowers are produced on 
long branching stems. 
Mr. Lefebvre. Flowers of large size, of a 
rich carmine, foliage bronzy purple, 4J 
feet. 
Mile. De Cruillon. Flowers of large 
size, of a light yellow, shading to terra 
cotta in the center, a distinct and at- 
tractive variety, foliage light green, 3^ 
feet. 
President Hardy. Pure salmon on a light 
yellow ground, very attractive, foliage 
green, 4t} feet. 
President Carnot. Deep purple foliage, 
flowers of good size, reddish crimson, 5 
feet. 
Secretaire Nicholas. Rich salmon red, 
overlaid with orange, of large size, foli- 
age pea-green, 3J feet. 
Star of '91 . Brilliant scarlet, dwarf habit, 
one of the best. 
Lawn Fertilizer. 
Our Lawn Fertilizer is a great grass invigorator, possessing the requisite properties to 
induce a rapid and luxuriant growth. It should be sown broadcast at the rate of 1500 
pounds per acre. A 10-pound package is sufficient for 300 square feet. 
Price per ton, $45 ; per 10-pound package, 75 cts. 
