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LAWRANCE’S NURSERIES, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. 
FUCHSIAS. 
These are too well known to need any description 
sists of many varieties of which a few of the best are 
Plants from 2% inch pots, 15 cts. each, SI. 50 per doz • 4 
each, $2.00 per doz. 
Our collection con- 
described below, 
inch pots, 25 cts. 
"* 8 P ? tria ' , The be , st double white, an early and free blooming variety. 
Speciosa. A genuine wmter blooming variety, of good habit; flowers large 
Le Neare f Thf fTh 1 ,? eP i? ® F< ? Sy . carmine ' corolla brilliant carmine 
olla dee J purple ® Vanetles; carmine tube and sepals; cor- 
Whl Jed B coron'a white* Varlety With large flowers free,y Produced. Sepals 
FICUS ELASTICA. 
(India Rubber Plant.) 
One of the best decorative plants for the dwelling, its thick leathery 
dwZl1fr,r a Th nS ° St ^ d the , excessive heat and dryness of the ordinary 
ty. 50 cts.To $1.50 e each gr ° Wlng ^ qUiCk ' y iDCFease ln VaIue and beau ' 
GERANIUMS. 
the are probably ,^ he most satisfactory bedding plants grown, while at 
the same time are equally satisfactory as house plants. The great advance 
Heti’es a Mo«t°lri rlng t made 1 “ recent years have given us some charming va- 
wil in! Florists grow Geraniums in any old place, simply because they 
mnLrn * °. f . ne s'® ct and grow after a fashion. We devote one whole 
wtn. a h f t0 tk t m ’ besldes considerable space in our other houses, 
wifi* find TJ p0 ° slderab,e mo re to grow them in this way, our customers 
a iar fi d t hat - a 6S j D . umber of our strong bushy plants in a bed will make 
a larger showing and give better satisfaction than a greater number of the 
weak, spindly plants usually sold as bedding Geraniums 
(From a photo of our Geranium House taken May 18th, 1908, showing quality 
of our Stock.) 7 
