Catalogue of Trees, Plants, Seeds, Bulbs. 
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JSEW CHRY5aNTHEA\U/AS, continue.!. 
Peerless. Flower of loose texture ; white, with 
yellow center ; a good grower. 
Ada H. Ije Boy. Symmetrically formed ; 
petals broad and cupped full to the center ; 
color deep rose-pink ; extra-large flower ; one 
of the best for exhibition purposes. Certifi- 
cate of merit by Pennsylvania Horticultural 
Society. 
Ool. Will. B. Smith. An immense, double, 
high-built flower ; petals broad and large, 
forming a solid mass of the richest bright 
golden bronze. Awarded at Madison Square 
Garden Exhibition Certificate of Merit, also 
the Bird Cup for best seedling not yet in com- 
merce ; Certificate of Merit by Pennsylvania 
Horticultural Society. 
Kiit.li Cleveland. A chaste and beautiful ac- 
quisition; large size ; petals broad, cup-shap- 
ed, outer petals reflexed, inner ones incurved, 
forming a high-liuilt center of most delic.ate 
silvery pink. This variety having been regis- 
tered, IS the only one recognized by the 
American Chrysanthemum Society under this 
name. One of the collection winning the 
.Astor Cup. 
H. I'\ Spauldin;;. A grand Japanese variety 
of novel shape and effect ; color rich apricot- 
yellow, shading to rose, center petals clear 
yellow ; bloom solid and double ; high-built 
and of largest size ; similar in shape to a pine- 
apple ; liabit strong and robust. Awarded the 
Lacienburg Cup at Madison Square Garden 
Exhibition, also Certificate of Merit. 
.1. N. >Iay. Extra-large ; deep ox-blood red, 
color of Mrs. J. T. Emlin, but much larger 
and more double ; reverse of petals shaded 
coppery bronze ; full, solid flower ; fine. 
Mrs. «r. W. Morrissey. A mammoth flower, 
with full, double center — exhibited twelve 
inches across; color silvery pink, inner surface of 
petals bright rose ; agrand exhibition bloom. Award- 
ed Certificate of Merit by Pennsylvania Horticultural 
Society. 
Eva Hoyte. An immense, double, Japanese bloom 
of clearest and brightest yellow ; a solid ball, with 
full, high-built center ; grand for any purpose, and 
superior to Widener and other existing varieties for 
exhibition purposes. Two hundred and fifty dollars 
was paid for the control of this magnificent yellow. 
A. Ijadoiibiirg. A full and extremely double Japan- 
ese variety ; immense size, having been grown ten 
inches across ; style and shape of Mrs. I. Clark, ex- 
cept in color, which is a clear, delicate rose-pink ; 
magnificent for exhibition purposes. Awarded Cer- 
tificate of Merit by Pennsylvania Horticultural So- 
ciety, also at Madison Square Garden Exhibition. 
3Ii-s. Bobert Criilg. A snow-white variety ; has the 
jierfect incurving form of the best Chinese, together 
with the grandeur in size and heavy texture of the 
Japanese; of unsurpassed beauty. Silver .Medal at 
Philadelpliia, Certificate at Madison Square, N. Y., 
and Indianapolis. 
I»rlce, 50 cents each, Ss per d 
JAPANESE CHRVSANTHEMUM. 
Ml'S. Maria Simpson. Broad, heavy petals, grace- 
fully incurving ; a perfect Japanese variety ; color 
rich chrome-yellow ; one of the largest) in size. Sil- 
ver Medal at Phil.adelphia, Certificate at Indiana- 
polis. 
>rrs. Ij. G. >Ia<leira. Probably the finest specimen 
e.xtant in the Chinese section ; it forms .a large, com 
pact, bright orange ball ; very heavy petals, like an 
unopened, slightly incurving, quilled variety, nicely 
pointed ; destined to become a leader, being a dis- 
tinct advance in its section. Silver Medal .at Phila 
delphia. Certificate at Indianapolis. 
Mrs. A. .1. Dre.vel. An early variety; color rich, 
velvety crimson-maroon ; very large for its season : 
will be much appreciated by those seeking large, 
early-flowering sorts of rich color. Certificate at 
New York. 
O. 1*. Bassott. The finest criirfcon-scarlet ever in- 
troduced ; a giant Cullingfordii — identical in color 
when Cullingfordii is at its best, and as large as Can- 
ning; very velvety, and will uiuloubtedlv prove .a 
great acquisition. First premium at Indianapolis, 
and Certificate at both New York and Philadelphia. 
zeii. Keady to ship March ist. 
Newark. Large, pure white flower, with very broad 
and thick, round petals. 
Newton. A fine, free grower, with large flowers of 
rose-pink color. 
Ti'i'iilon. Large, pure white flower, with narrow, 
pointed petals. , 
Pi'inceton. Large flower of bright golden yellow, 
with pointed petals. 
Caimlen. Large, lilac-pink flower, with tubular, 
spatulate iietals. 
Salem. Flower of salmon-rose, with tubular spatu- 
late petals. 
20 cents each. 
Booiitoii. Large, rose-pink flowers, with narrow, 
pointed petals. 
Babwa,v. Large, white flower, with rellexed, iiointed 
petals. 
Haekensaok. Very Large flower of lovely pale pink ; 
petals strongly spoon-shaped. 
Mill'oi'tl. Flower pure white, with long, narrow 
petals. 
Orange. Flower bright golden yellow, with large, 
broad petals. 
Bnrlingloii. Flower pure white, with long, tubul.ar 
petals. 
S2 per dozen. 
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