NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS AND PLANTS, 
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Depute Laflize.— A dark amaranth purple; fine strong grower, and a 
Emerson. — Very large trusses of a delicate pink and salmon color. 
Golden Dawn. — A rich golden orange shade of the most brilliant hue. 
^rfect shape. Trusses extra large. 
A New Collection.— See Specialties for 
price and description. 
Georgre Thorpe. — A grand bedding Gera- 
nium. Immense trussof dazzling bright crim- 
son 
Guilliame Mang^Iii.— An old, but cle- 
fjant varietv: upper petals rosy carmine, 
ower petals dark amaranth; very free 
bloomer. 
Gustave Weideman.— Plant ahort-jointed 
and free-flowering; a beautiful apricot color. 
Glory of France.— Carmine and white, 
with carmine center; large flowers am 
trusses. 25c. 
He teranthe.— Light vermilion red; im- 
mense trusses, and one of the grandest bed- 
ding Ocraniums grown. 
Henry Cannell. — Deep scarlet, very large 
flowers; fine bloomer. 
Harriet Thorpe.— Delicate blush, shaded 
with pink, the petals edged with a narrow 
line of deep pink. 
Jewel. — Very dark purplish crimson, 
small, btitton'-like flowers, very perfect; a pretty novel 
variety. 
Had. Gilbert. — Beautiful pure rose color; fine habit. 
Mrs. Chas. Pease. — Delicate pink color; upper pet- 
als marked white. 
ICad. Thibaut. — Flowers large, perfect in shape, of 
& rich rose ptnk, upper petals marked white; an excel- 
lent variety. 
Mary Hill. — Rich deep pink, large-sized 
trusses fine and perfect. 
Mad. Amelia Baltet. — Pure white, very free 
bloomer, dwarf habit, good bedder. 
Naomi. — Beautiful dark pink; fine habit. 
Pink Perfection. — A very deep pink ; upper petals 
marked white; fine bloomer. 
Hemarkable. — A magnificent variety ; flowers large 
full and well formed. Color a deep orange scarlet. A 
vigoi-ous grower. 
Richard Brett. — Immense tinisses of soft, 
scarlet flowers, a fine bedder. 
Sununit of Perfection. — A fine bright orange crim- 
son; large flower and truss. 
Scintillant. — Bright, dazzling crimson ; very double; 
an elegant bedding variety ; dwarf habit. 
S. A. Nutt. — Very large flowers, trusses immenes; 
a very rich, velvety crimson color. 
.yhite Swan.— Of the purest white; elegant shaped 
flowers; trusses very large. One of the best double white Geraniums in 
existence; extra. 
grand dark variety. 
Plants very large and of 
GSRAMCM BRUANTI. 
Geranium Bruanti. — A new semi-double variety quite distinct in its 
character. The leaf is round and nicely zoned, having greater texture 
and substance than the most vigorous of the older varieties. Color of 
the flower a light vermilion red of the most pleasing shade; the flowers 
are perfect in shape, and borne in immense spherical balls often measur- 
ing eight inches in diameter. It docs finely in the open ground and is 
perfectly' reliable as a bedding Geranium. As a pot plant for home culti- 
vation it will give the greatest satisfaction. 20c. each; 3 for 50c. 
Ang-ra Pequena. — Very large truss, semi-double, soft shade of red. 
Very fine. 
Admiration. — A bright carmine crimson, very large flowers, fine truss- 
es ; a graiui variety. 
Asa Gray. — Delicate salmon ; fine free bloomer. 
Alba Perfecta. — A fine pure white variety, strong grower v fine large 
trusses. 
Bishop Wood. — A soft, rosy scarlet, shaded vermilion ; good habit. 
B. K. Bliss. — Verylarge flowers, soft velvetycrimson scarlet; a gran:I 
varictJ^ 
Belle Naneienne. — Fine trusses of a soft rose color ; center marked and 
shaded salmon carmine. 
A. Dupre. — Flowers and trusses large, dark crimson; one of the finest 
dark Geraniums grown. 
Deruchette. — Plant dwarf, ven,* free, producing large trusses of a verv 
clear, pearly rose color; verj' distinct. 
Geoffrey Saint Hillaire. — Flowers and trusses very large, semi- 
double, very free and of splendid habit, dark cerise red shaded violet; a 
very fine and beautiful variety. 
L'Contable.— Of perfect habit, very free, large full double flowers of a 
beautiful bright rose color; an extra fine variety. 
M. Press. — Enormous trusses of well-formed flowers, rosy salmon 
brightened carmine, perfect habit. 
M. Jovis. — Trusses of immense size borne on long foot-stalks; larjM' 
serai-double florets; very bright salmon, flesh color at the center, bor 
dered with creamy white; fine. 
Black Knight. — Bright crimson maroon. Very large truss, and 
splendid bedding varietj'. 
SWEET SCENTED. 
The fragrant geraniums are treasures. For making bouquets, and a< 
a background for button-hole flowers, they are indispensable. Tht 
leaves are beautiful as well as fragrant. 15c. each ; $1.50 per dozen. 
Rose. — The old well-known variety; two varieties, the coarse and fine 
cut leaf. 
Shrubland Pet. — Fine foliage, red flowers. 
