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Mrs. C. H. Wheeler. Flowers are of the largest 
size, and of such heavy substance that they 
look as if stamped out of leather; color a 
bright crimson on the upper side of petals, 
while the underside is clear old gold, thus 
forming a most beautiful contrast. 
Mrs. Frank Thomson. Large incurved Japanese 
with broad petals, lined and mottled deep 
pink, with silvery back ; very distinct. 
Mrs. John Thorpe. Brilliant crimson ; very 
decided in coloring; petals tubular for half 
their length, disposed in a very marked 
whorled shape. 
Mrs. R. Brett. A distinct variety, differing 
from another varieties in its peculiar plume 
like flower and rich coloring of pure gold; a 
gem. 
Mrs. E. G. Gilmore. Silvery pink petals; very 
large, partially quilled, and incurved to the 
centre; this will make a flue exhibition 
variety. 
Mrs. C. Carey. A magnificent variety, with 
very large, broad petals of pearly white, 
much curved and twisted ; on first opening, 
the flowers show a disc, but afterwards the 
petals incurve and form a nearly perfect 
ball in shape. 
Mrs. William Mencke. Brightest yellow, with 
slender petals of peculiar shape ; late. 
Mrs. Langtry. An enormous incurved Japan- 
ese; flowers one foot across, outer petals 
long and quilled, inside ones fiat and most 
beautifully incurved; color pure white; 
charming. 
Nathan E. Reist. Flower snow white, of enor- 
mous size, broad petals and golden yellow 
centre; good for cut flowers, as it is fluffy 
in appearance and very pure in color. 
Newport. The largest and best of its class; 
clear rose pink, opening flat and forming 
with age; ribbon like balls of the largest 
size; a splendid variety; first-class certifi- 
cate. 
Nelly Bly. Brilliant yellow, large flowers, 
which are plumed and tasseled ; a splendid 
variety. 
Nuit d* Automane. Richest crimson amaranth, 
beautiful color; largest size. 
Nut de Heiver. Old gold and bronze, late. 
Othello. Single bronze red color, free and 
good. 
October Beauty. One of the earliest varieties, 
flowering by October 1st ; medium size, good 
substance, lasting color, at first a dull pink 
changing to white. 
Osiris. Rose, shaded lilac ; globular shape. 
Old Gold. A free blooming sort of a handsome 
old gold color. 
President Hyde. Large, full double reflexed 
twisted outer florets ; color, rich yellow ; of 
fine habit and free flowering. 
Prince Alfred. Rose crimson, shaded silvery 
purple ; incurved ; very flue. 
Perle Precieuse. Purple, tinted silvery rose; 
broad petals, and perfectly incurved high 
centre; a valuable addition. 
Public Ledger. Named after the Ledger news- 
paper; softest pearly pink; very large and 
so Incurved as to resemble a ball. 
Puritan. White, tinted with lilac; large, 
good habit, and one of the finest for bush 
plants. 
Prince of Orange. Brilliant yellow, shaded 
and edged with a narrow band of red ; very 
tine. 
Pelican. The finest of recent introduction; 
pure white shaded cream petals, irregular, 
flat, half tubular. 
Phoebus. This is without any exception one 
of the finest yellow ever grown; flowers 
large and handsome ; too much could not 
be said of this variety. 
President Garfield. Brightest carmine; large 
flowers and very distinct. 
Pietro Diaz. Brilliant red, fine habit, large 
flowered. 
President Arthur. Immense rose flowers, open- 
ing in whoes ; was exhibited measuring 
seven inches across. 
Purple King. Deep purple, rather late, but 
quite distinct in color. 
Peter the Great. A most showy bright lemon 
yellow variety; beautiful foliage and fine 
habit. 
President Spaulding. Very vigorous, of a rich 
reddish purple color. 
Queen of Lilace. Handsome Chinese variety; 
lilac. 
Queen of England. Very large, fine blush ; par- 
tially incurved, 
Robert Crawford, Jr. A seedling of Mrs. Frank 
Thomson ; color white, under petals slightly 
tinged ; very choice and large. 
Rob Roy. Orange, turning to gold ; yellow 
centre and globular form. 
Robert Bottomly. Pure white; large flowered:, 
very flue. 
Rose Lace. Flowers medium size, each petal 
toothed ;dark rose ; very pretty. 
Roseum Pictum. Very large, deep rose, silvery 
reflex ; fine habit : distinct. 
Snowdrift. Reflexea white flat petals, fimbri- 
ated ; medium size ; robust habit 
Salterli. Brilliant red, reflexed ; neat and very 
beautiful flowers, having many petals ; deep 
golden yellow. 
Sir B. Seymour. Deep bronzy red on upper 
petals, finely incurved ; light rosy shade on 
the outside, 
Soeur Melanie. Flowers small, reflexed, of the 
snowiest white. 
St. Patrick. Bronzy red, large, incurved; dis- 
tinct. 
Soleil Levant. Pale yellow ; large quilled pe- 
tals ; a grand yellow. 
Stars and Stripes. Htreaked with pink and 
rose; free and good. 
Sadie Martinot. Fine bright yellow ; very late. 
Source d’Or. (Golden Stream.) Golden twisted 
florets, tipped yellowish brown ; very large 
flowers. 
Syringa. Lilac ; of immense size, centre petal 
increasing, other petals very irregular. 
Thunberg. Flowers very large, petals long 
and much Incurved ; a pure primrose shade 
of yellow. 
Theodora. Rosy salmon with pale centre. 
Troubadour. Rosy pink ; of fine form and large 
flowers. 
Thomas Cartledge. A grand variety; pure or- 
ange color of great size. 
Timbal d’Argent. An exquisite pure white 
Anemone flowered kind, the most admired 
of any in its class ; it flowers with the great- 
est profusion. 
Tubiflorum. Tubular shaped petals, odd and 
interesting. 
Telfour Salter. Rich, deep crimson, of large 
size, formingdense heads of flowers, pointed 
with yellow. 
Tragedic. Rather small, of a new shade of 
color, rose, pink, and blush ; a neat, pretty 
flower. 
Venus. Lilac peach ; large and beautiful , in- 
curved. 
Vallede Andore. Maroon, yellow shaded, petals 
twisted. 
Webb’s Queen. A late bloomer; rich silvery 
rose; perfect bloomer. 
Wm. Joyce. Single, rosy pink ; very free and 
flue, 
Winonah. This was shown as Blushing Beauty 
and indeed Is a beauty; the base of the pet- 
als is pure white, laced with deep lavender 
pink ; flowers of the largest size, full and 
double. 
W. M. Singerly. A beautiful shade of lilac; 
flowers large ; strong grower and bloomer ; 
promises to be very popular. 
W. A. Harris. Nankeen yellow balls, with red 
centre. 
