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Hybrid Perpetual Roses (Grown in Pots) 
Emperor du Maroc, Mine. Plantier, Princess Adelaide, 
General Jacqueminot, Mme. Chas. Wood, Paul Neyron, 
Gloire Margottin, Hareclial Porey, Peerless, 
Jolin Hoi»i)er, Oakmont, Sweet Briar, (English). 
Climbing Roses (Grown in Pots) 
Mary Washington, Eeine Marie Henriett«. 
Marcchal Niel, Reine Marie Pia, 
Niphetos, Beve d'Or, 
Pink Climber, Wm. Allen Eichardson. 
Perle des Jardins, 
Cherokee (double), 
Gloire de Dijon, 
Greville (Seven Sisters), 
Laniarque, 
Carnations 
The carnation is one of the most satisfactory and easily grown of plants; it readily adapts itself to cir- 
cumstances and will thrive in any good loamy soil. Long straggly shoots or over-vigorous growths should 
be stopped by pinching, until a strong, bushy plant has been formed, when flower shoots may be allowed to 
grow. Give water freely when growing and flowering. 
Strong Field Grown Plants, each, 35 eta; doz., S8.50. Pot Plants ready Jany. 1, each, 15 ot8; doz., SS1.60. 
Red and Crimson Varieties 
.attraction. Eosy scarlet, fringed and double. 
Alegatiere. Bed, large, free bloomer. 
Anna Webb. Crimson, fiue form. 
Black Knight. Dark crimson, nearly black. 
Constancy. 
Col. P. Wilder. Deep rich, scarlet, huge and fine. 
Creole. Velvety maroon, flaked carmine. 
Cherry Lips. Pinkish red, a dainty flower. 
Emily Pierson. 
Edna Craig. Soft bright red. 
E. G. Hill. Rich scarlet, immense .size. 
Ferdinand Mangold. Bright, dark red, largeand fine. 
Fred. Dorner. Clear deep scarlet, large, fringed. 
Hector. Bright .scarlet, free. 
J. R. Freeman. Rich carmine, early and free, 
long stem. 
La Plirite. Beautiful carmine, fine formed flower. 
New Jersey. Clear red. 
Pride of Keiinett. Crimson, tine flower, free. 
President Garfield. Crimson scarlet, large flower. 
Portia. Iiiteuse flaming scarlet, vigorous grower, 
one of the best. 
Robert Craig. Red, finely formed flower. 
Shades of Pink 
Angelas. Dark |iink, graceful. 
American Wonder. Rosy carmine. 
Aurora. Beautiful shade of i)ink, rich foliage. 
Ben Hur. Bright soft pink, i>Rtals broad and heavy 
Canada. Dark pink, good grower. 
Grace Wilder. Soft shade of light carmine pink, 
dwarf but robust grower. 
Mrs. Frell. Mangold. 
Mrs. Hitt. Glowing pink, long-stemmed, free 
grower. 
Century. Delicate shade of pink, exquisite in form. } Nancy Hanks. Shell-pink, a dainty flower. 
Dorothy. Pink, delicate light shade. | Tidal Wave. Carmine pink, profuse bloomer, dwarf 
Daybreak. Soft shell-pink, large, long .stems. I grower. 
Edwin Lonsdale. Light ]iink, large camclia-like I Thos. Cartledge. Carmine, vigorous grower, early 
flowers. I ;uid prolific. 
Fred. Creighton. A dainty shade of pink, free i W. F. Dreer. Shadeof carmine pink, deeply fringed, 
bloomer. strong grower. ' ' 
Shades of Yellow 
Blizzard. Yellow, touched with red. 
Buttercup. Rich, golden yellow, streaked with 
clear carmine. 
Field of Gold. Yellow, late bloomer. 
Golden Gate. Pure yellow, fine form, good grower. 
Mrs. H. M. Stanley. Orange, tipped with bright red. 
Pride of Penhurst. Pure sulphur yellow, huge and 
double. 
Sunrise. Yellowish salmon, nuirked with red. 
Starlight. Light yellow. 
Golden Trium|)h. Canary yellow, healthy, vigor- 
ous grower. 
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