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Mars. This new single border CJeranium produces more flowers than any other 
Geranium; though of smaller size, they are produced in such profusion as to com- 
pletely cover the plant; new color, white and salmon, habit dwarf, leaf with a dark 
brown zone; equally' as good a winter as summer bloomer. (See cut.) Price 15 < 5 ts. 
Raspail Improved. Among double Geraniums there is nothing finer. The 
color is a deep scarlet of exquisite shade. The floret is very regular in form, more 
than semi-double, and about two and one-half inches in diameter. Foliage and habit 
are both good, and it is a first-class winter bloomer. Price 20 As. 
Alphonse Ricard. Color bright vermillion-scarlet, habit dwarf, very vigorous, 
truss very large, measuring from three to six inches in diameter. Large, semi-double 
floret, sometimes exceeding two inches in diameter. The finest large-flowered Bruant 
that has ever been introduced, and the best bedding scarlet. It is a constant bloomer 
from early in the season to late in the fall. Price 10 As. 
Md. Bruant. A grand new single variety wholly distinct from any other in culti- 
vation. White, veined with carmine-lake, florets regularly bordered with bright 
solferino, the arrangement of color is exquisite; the trusses are large and beautifully 
formed ; the plant is a good healthy grower and very free-flowering. It rivals many * 
of the fancy Pelargoniums, with its wonderful combinations of colors, and excell- 
ing them in blooming qualities, being in flower summer and winter, at all times in 
bloom. Price 10 As. 
Mrs. J. M. Garr. Probably the finest of the single white bedders ; semi-dwarf, 
