36 
ELLIS BB0TBER8’ OATALOSUE. 
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winter w;omrr “' P“» -»ite ; corolla, carmine; a very fine and profuse 
freeX«"errng*' *cpal». violet.purple corolla; very double; ‘st"“ng“g1owth. 
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® Price 10 (Sts. 
HYDRANGEA. 
y a s. The trusses of flowers are of enormous size, even on the very small plants. Color, intense deep 
rose. Plant a strong-, 
free grower and remark- 
ably free in bloom. With 
its clear, solid pink col- 
or and immense blooms, 
this variety easily stands 
as the grandest of all 
Hydrangeas. (See cut.) 
Price, small plants, 20 
( 5 ls.; larger, 50 < 5 ls. and 
75 
Thomas 
Another Japan produc- 
tion. A pure white va- 
riety of the old garden 
‘Hydrangea,” being 
identical with it except 
in color, which is of 
purest white. Hardy at 
North if protected with 
bough.s; very fine for 
pot culture. Price 15 
< 5 ls. ; larger, 25 < 5 ls. and 
40 Sts. 
Red Branched, 
This is one of the finest 
varieties in cultivation, 
with dark red branches 
that brighten as they 
near the flower trusses. 
The plant is of robust 
habit, and produces free- 
ly immense heads of 
deep rose-colored flow, 
ers. Price 15 Sts.; 
larger, 40 < 5 ls. 
mficent flowering shrub, with immense trusses of flowers, frequently twelve inches afrts^^co'lor^bri^ht 
:^'--=P*“‘-flow,hu7ygrowth,andshouMhata7t^ 
together with its immense blooms I^beLtUnTfolTC^makru t7lo« b7*'V°n’ 
