FALL CATALOGUE OF BULBS, PLANTS, SEEDS AND SMALL FRUITS. 
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NEW ROSES. 
(FOR WINTER FLOWERING.) 
1. Golden Wonder.— A charming bright golden yellow variety, vigor- 
ous growing and free blooming. 15c each. 
3. Waban.— Considered one of the most boautlful pink roses ever in- 
troduced. 15c each. _ , , 
3. Prof. Ganiviat.— A European rose of recent introduction. Color, 
bright crimson, shading to light. 20c each 
4. Primrose Dame.— Color, delicate cream with carmino center, wnien 
shows distinctly when the bud opens. Very fine. 20c each. 
6. Snow Plate.— Probably the most free flowering white rose. A per- 
fect gem for house culture. 15c each. 
The five roses sent postpaid for 60c. 
ROSES. 
See Our "Introductory Box" of Choice 
Everblooming Varieties. 
12 FOR ONLY $1.00, POSTPAID. 
CHINESE PRIMROSE. 
CHINESE PRIMROSE. 
Few house plants afford better satisfaction than this. It requires 
to be kept cool, north window suiting it best. Care should be taken 
in watering that no water fall on the buds, as it causos them to rot. 
In the summer they can be turned out into a shady border. The 
plants should be divided if wanted for the next winter; put into 
small pots and keep shaded until well rooted, then, as they grow, 
repot, using a size larger pot. Red, white and pink. 25c each, 3 for 60c. 
CARNATIONS. 
(STEONQ PLANTS.) 
Uancy Hanks.— Of all the varieties we have ever grown this is 
certainly the most beautiful. Flowers are a light shade of pink, 
about the same color as the La France Rose, double, beautifully fringed and 
very sweet scented. A perfect gem, far surpassing Tidal Wave and Grace 
Wilder in growth and freedom or bloom. 25c each. 
Dorothy.— Undoubtedly the best one of its color. Plant of robust habit and 
free flowering. Blossoms a rich shade of carmine, doublo and perfect in form. 
25o each. 
J. J. Harrison.— The plant Is a strong healthy grower, producing the flow- 
ers on stout, long stems ; color a pearly while, delicately streaked, rosy car- 
mine, each petal distinctly edged with the same. fcOo each. 
Silver Spray.— Of strong, robust habit, dwarf, compact growth, a very pro- 
fuse bloomer, flowers produced on long stems, very large and well formed, 
never bursting, beautifully fringed, and of a pure white color. 20c each. 
Golden Gate.— This is claimed by many florists to be the finest of all the yel- 
low varieties. It is full and doublo, resembling somowhat the Buttercup, but 
is a much brighter yellow. 2Dc each. 
Tidal Wave, the "Pink of Pinks."— It Is a strong, healthy grower, pro- 
ducing flowers more freely than any colored Carnation that we know of. The 
flower is of a very bright pink-shaded salmon when first opening, but growing 
brighter when fully expanded, giving us a new shade In Carnations, and one 
that never fails to please. 20c each. 
SEC OUR BULB COLLECTION ON PAGE 1. 
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