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May's Paeonies 
C FECI AL NOTE: Single plants mailed ftee, dozen by express at par- 
^ chaser's expense. 
Achillea. Flesh colored, pink with creamy spot. Each 2Qc. 
Agnes Mary Kelway. LiKht rose with rose tuft. Each 20c. 
Agida. Dark glowinK red with violet shadings. Each 20c. 
Camllle Calot, Blush white. Each 40c, 
Canary. White, with yellow center. Each 20c. 
Comtesse DeMontalivit. Very light rose, center white with car- 
Dine. Each 20e. 
Cynthia, Large flowering white. Each 20c. 
Duchesse de Nemours. Sulphur-white, fading to pure white 
kioh 40c, 
Edulls Superba, Brilliant rose, tinted with violet. Each 20c. 
Festiva Alba White, with crimson center. Each 40c. 
Festlva Maxima. Very large, white with crimson center. Each 20e 
Fragrans. Very late, dark red. Each 20c, 
Humea. Light piuk. Each 20e. 
Lady Beresford. Tipped carmine. Blush pink. Each 40c. 
Lady Bramwell, Silvery pink, shaded lilac, crimson center. 
ach 20e. 
Louis Van Houtti. Fine bright violaceous red. Each 20c 
L'Esperence. VPhite, washed with soft pink. Each 20c. 
Magniflca. Soft rose, sulphur edged carmine. haeh20c. 
Mme. de Vernville. Sulphur to flesh whith, Each40c. 
Pottsli. Brilliant crimson. Each 20c. 
Princess Des Galles. .Soft lilac with yellow center. Each 20c. 
Princess Mathilda. Rose tinted violet. Each 20c. 
Purpurea Perslca. Early, dark red. Each 20c. 
Relne Victoria. Guards flesh, center yellow spotted carmine, 
ach 20c. 
Rosea Plena. Large double pink. Each 20c. 
Victoria Tricolor. Rose, mottled pink. Each 20c. 
IN COLORS NOT NAMED 
Assorted pinks, each 15c, dozen $1.50. 
Assorted reds, each 15c, dozen SI 50. 
Assorted whites, each ISc, dozen $1.50. 
NOTE: We have a fine selection of Paeonies that became mixed, 
_jme of the most expensive sorts. Each 15e, dozen $l,5o, 100 for 
il2.00. 
Set of 6 supurb varities, purchasers selection, kinds quoted at 
20c for $1.00 
Set of 6 40c varities. purchaser's selection tor $2.00 by ex- 
Dress. 
POPPIES 
Nudleaule. (Iceland Poppy.) Low growing plant, yellow flowers, 
ine to September. 
Poppy Orlentalls. Scarlet and purpleflowers. height S to s feet. 
>ne and July. 
GRANDIFLORA ROSEA 
Platy Codon Grandiflora. Deep bine, crepped and star shaped 
flowers, 1 to 2 feet high, June to September. 
Platy Codon Album. White flowers, 1 to 2 feet high, June to S«p- 
tember, 
Phalarls Amudlnarea. Variegata (Ribbon Grass) for borders. 
Rudbeckia. (Golden Glow) Large double yellow flowers, « to » 
feet hit'h. July and Au£ust. 
Sedum Acre. (Golden Moss) carpet bedding plant, yellow, 4 inchc* 
high. June and July. 
Prices on above seven varieties: 12c each, dozen $1.25 pre- 
paid. By express 100 for $9.00 or set of the seven for 75e prepaid 
EVER BLOOMING BUTTERFLY BUSH 
(Buddleya andJVariabilis Magniflca) a plant novelty or recent impor- 
tation that gets its name from its peculiar attraction for butterflies. 
The bloisoms are very like the lilac but are smaller and more delioat* 
and continues from Jnne until frost. The shrub grows to a height a( 
alxiut four feet, is semi-herboreou« and perfectly barely anywhere, t 
year plants 25c each postpaid. By express 2 year 3Sc each. 
ROSES 
HARDY HYBRID PERPETUAL 
OUT-DOOR ROSES 
Prices, except where noted: Strong 
1 year plants each 16c, 2 for 25c, dozen 
$1.50 postpaid. By express. Strong 2 
year plants each 30c, dozen $3,25. 
Alfred Colomb. Brilliant carmine crimson 
very large, full, fine globular form. 
Anna de Delsbach. Brilliant rose color, 
with long pointett buds. 
Baron de Bonstettln. Rich, velvety ma- 
roon, large, full. 
Baron de Maynard, Pure snow white. 
Black Prince. The darkest rose in culti- 
vation. Deep crimson with black velvety 
shadings. Very large, double and deliciou.s- 
ly fragrant. 
Clio. Delicate satin bluah, with a light 
shading of rosy pink. 
Francois Levet. Soft china pink, shaded 
carmine and blush. 
General Jacqueminot. A rich velvety 
crimson, changing to scarlet crimson. 
General Washington, Bright pink. Very 
large and double with exQuisite shadings 
and fragrance. An elegant and much ad- 
mired rose. 
Harrison's Yellow, Semi-double, golden 
yellow. A very free bloomer. 
Hugh Dickson. Very large and fully dou- 
ble. Deep crimson, perfectly shaped, plants 
strong and vigorous. A very fragrant rose. 
Magna Charta. Rosy red, flushed violet 
crimson. Very large and fragrant 
Mm*. Gabirel Luizet. Flowers extra large 
Clear rose suflhsed with lavender and pearl. 
Mme. Plantlep. Very large and doubl*. 
Pure white. Free bloomer. 
Mme. Alfred de Rougemont. Pure snow- 
white flowers, tinted and clouded with rosy blnah 
No collection of roses can be called complete 
without these. 
Marshall P. Wilder. Bright scarlet crimson, 
richly shaded with maroon- 
Margaret Dickson. White, with pale fleah 
center. Very fragrant. 
Mrs. John Lang- An early an4 continuous 
bloomer. Color, soft rosy pink. 
Paul Neyron. Deep clear rose, fall and doubl* 
Very fragrant. 
Prince Camllle de Rohan. Dark velvety 
crimson, the darkest in cultivation. Full and 
double. Very fragrant and an abundant bloom- 
er. 
Ulrlch. Brilliant cherry red. One of the most 
abundant bloomers. 
Pierre Netting. The blossoms are of globular 
form, veiy large, highly scented and of a deep 
velvety crimson color. The best fall bloomer w* 
know of. 
Prices on the following three famous 
hardy perpetual roses: 1 year, each 25e, 
dozen $2.50 postpaid. By express, 2 year 
each 50c, dozen $5. 00, or the set of three, t 
year 60c. postpaid, or the set of three 2 
year $1.25 by express. 
U. S, Grant. Very large, dark red velvety pet- 
als, on* uf the hardiest. 
American Beauty, Large, rich crimson. Am 
erica's favorite rose. 
Frau Karl Druschki. The ideal hardy whit* 
rose, pure in color, perfect in form. Strons 
grower and very free flowering. 
