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The Haskell Avenue Floral Co., Dallas, Texas 
ARMAZINDY. Large, snow-white, lightly penciled scarlet; stem very stiff; never 
bursts calyx. 
WM. SCOTT. Clear light pink, perfect in form; has strong, stiff stems. 
WHITE CLOUD. A remarkably new white Carnation; blooms very early on strong, 
stiff stems and continues to bloom the entire season. Flowers large, of fine shape; fragrant. 
GLACIER. Flowers of great substance, stiff-stemmed, snow-white; habit dwarf, long- 
keeping; plant dwarf, early -flowering, free of bloom. 
C. H. CRANE. We do not hesitate to recommend this as the coming scarlet Carnation. 
It is a very large-flowering sort, first-class in both quality and quantity of bloom. It comes 
in flower early and continues all season; color a clear, brilliant scarlet. 
ETHEL CROCKER. Bright rose-pink. Its freedom of bloom, extra large flowers and 
strong growth make it a profitable Carnation. Very free. As a summer-flowering variety it 
has no equal. 
QUEEN LOUISE. Pure white. It has much to recommend it as a commercial variety. 
Its freedom of bloom, ease of culture and perfect calyx are among its leading features. 
Always in bloom, every shoot producing a perfect bloom. 
MRS. F. JOOSTE. An almost pure pink in color, showing scarcely any lavender. It 
combines large size with good length and stiffness of stem and strong growth. We had 
good results from this variety this season. 
NORWAY. Pure white flowers of large size. A very vigorous, healtny grower, and 
does not crop. A commercial white of exceptional merit. 
IRENE. A delightful 
shade of pink. This sort is 
fine for pot. culture, as the 
growth is short and stocky, 
making a fine plant for the 
amateur. This sort is show- 
ing up most grandly with 
us this season ; as a bloomer 
it is hard to excel. 
GUARDIAN ANGEL. 
A fine shade of pink, borne 
well up on good long stems. 
This sort is well worthy of a 
place in any collection, and 
will be well liked bv all. 
DOROTHY. This sort 
is pronounced by all to be 
the finest of all late pro- 
ductions. Its beautiful pink 
flowers are of immense size, 
borne on stems often a yard 
in length. It is free in 
bloom, and the flowers 
bring, fancy prices in all 
markets. We sold the 
blooms of this sort the past 
season at $1.50 per dozen. 
NeW Carnation, DALLAS 
This is a seedling originating in our establishment, and 
is one of the finest flowers that we have ever seen. The plant is a 
robust grower, and throws a flower-stem of good length, often a full 
yard long. The flower is fully as large as the Lawson, and oval in 
shape, fully double, and in color is a rich sea-shell pink. This sort 
attracted more attention than any sort on our place the past winter, 
and we sold the flowers at $2 per dozen. This novelty is the result 
of a cross between the well-known Daybreak and White Cloud. 
Price for nice plants (ready March 1), 20 cts. 
Use Our Plant- and Rose-Food, they will give you the best of results. 
