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Siebrecht & Son, New Rochelle, N. Y. 
CARNATIONS. Rooted Cuttings 
Per loo 
Prosperity. Immense ; fancy. While, over- 
laid u itli pinlv in mottled effect |;6 oo 
Marquis 3 oo 
Norway. Pure white 6 00 
Egypt- Kich scarlet-crimson 10 00 
Queen Louise. Large, white 5 00 
Genevieve Lord. Large, pink 4 ot 
Mrs. Thomas Lawson. The noted pink variety . 500 
Governor Roosevelt. Deep rich brilliant scarlet 600 
Per 100 
Mrs. BradI 3 00 
G. H. Crane 3 00 
White Cloud . . 2 50 
Morning Glory 3 00 
Gen. Gomez ... 2 00 
Goethe 5 00 
Ethel Crocker i 50 
Mrs. Joost 2 00 
Flora Hill 
I 50 
/7ir We should also be pleased to quote prices on the standard Carnations, amongst which are some of the 
most profitable. 
NEW BEGONIA, Gloire de Lorraine 
Undoubtedly the greatest gem in vvinter-llowering Begonias yet introduced. It grows from 12 to 15 
inches high, forming naturally graceful bushy specimens, which from October to April are completely 
smothered with soft rosy pink Howers. It is an especially valuable plant for the holida)- season, plants 
less than 10 months old having been .sold in 6-inch pots in the ea.stern cities last Chri.stmas at from $5 to 
Jiio each. 2'4-inch pots, $2 per doz., Jlis per 100. 
New Carnation. Norway. 
LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN AMERICA 
