CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Chrysanthemum plants ready for delivery in March, April, May and June. 
15 ets. each, $1.50 per doz. By mail, 25 cts. per doz. extra. 
A. J. BALFOUR. A fine variety of the Japanese type, 
flowers very large; color, bright rose. 
BLACK HAWK. Largest and most beautiful dark crim¬ 
son-scarlet. 
CHARLES McINROY. Large flowers, inner side of pet¬ 
als red, outside old gold, which makes a striking 
contrast. 
COLONEL APPLETON. Golden yellow. 
COLONEL BADEN POWELL. Light purple, large flow¬ 
ers, strong grower. 
COLONEL ROWELL. Rich canary yellow, beautifully 
formed flowers and one of the best. 
DURBAN’S PRIDE. Rich lavender-pink color, with long, 
incurving and curling petals. 
ETOILE DU NORD. Rich yellow. An old popular va¬ 
riety, foliage deep green, strong stems, might be 
termed King of Yellows. 
FRANK HARDY. Superb, pure white; immense, full, 
deep globular flowers, beautifully incurved. 
F. S. VALIS. Citron yellow shade, petals twisted and 
reflexed, large blooms. 
GOOD GRACIOUS. Bright pink, one of the best of its 
class. A standard variety, large flowers. 
HARRY PLU BRIDGE. Pure white, large blooms, strong 
grower, of the Japanese type. 
LAVENDER QUEEN. New color, entirely distinct from 
any in commerce, soft lavender-pink. 
MADAM CARNOT. Snow white, long drooping petals, 
strong grower, and very handsome. 
MADAM V. CLAVERIN. Color shade of Rosy lavender, 
long petals, large flowers. 
MADAM WALDECK ROUSSEAU. Color rosy crimson, out¬ 
er side of petals a lighter shade, enormous flowers of 
loose habit. 
MAJOR BONNAFFON. Soft, clear yellow, incurved, full 
in the center. 
Miss LUCY EVANS. Pink. Flowers of great depth and 
beautiful form. 
MRS. HARRY EMMERTON. Amber yellow, splendid 
large flowering variety. 
MRS. T. W. POCKETT. Light yellow, finely formed flow¬ 
ers, long stems. 
MUTUAL FRIEND. Reflexed, pure white, 7 to 11 inches 
in diameter, great depth of flower. 
R. E. RICHARDSON. Fine, pink variety, flowers loosely 
incurved. 
T. CARRINGTON. Large flowers, long stems; one of the 
best; rosy purple. 
YELLOW PRINCE. A grand variety of the Good Gra¬ 
cious and Frank Hardy class; tawny orange. 
CITRUS FRUIT TREES 
ORANGES 
WASHINGTON NAVEL. The most profitable Orange 
grown; a regular bearer of large, luscious fruits of 
the most delicious flavor; fine shipper; the best va¬ 
riety for California; each $1.50. 
THOMPSON’S IMPROVED NAVEL. Fruit of medium 
size, early, rind thin and smooth; resembles the Wash¬ 
ington navel in habit; a fine keeper and of excellent 
flavor. Each $1.50. 
VALENCIA LATE. A late and prolific bearer, fruit 
medium size, oval, solid and heavy; flesh exceedingly 
juicy and sweet; holds its quality until autumn. Each 
$ 2 . 
TANGERINE. The standard variety ripens at the same 
time as the navels; pulp is sweet and separates free¬ 
ly from the rind. Each $2. 
LEMONS 
EUREKA. Favorite shipping commercial variety. Fruit 
medium size, sweet rind, abundant acid, fine flavor; 
heavy bearer. Each $2. 
LISBON. Medium-sized fruit, oblong with prominent 
point, few seeds, acid strong, and of fine flavor; very 
productive. Each $2. 
VILLA FRANCA. Fruit medium size, fine flavor, nearly 
seedless, rind thin, with no trace of bitterness. Val¬ 
uable for commercial planting. Each $2. 
THE POMELO, or GRAPE FRUIT 
TRIUMPH. Medium size, few seeds, heavy, juicy and 
well flavored; early, prolific. Each $2. 
FOGG’S IMPROVED. A standard variety, medium sized 
fruit of good flavor. Each $2. 
MARSH’S SEEDLESS. Said to be the best of Pomelo 
family. Seedless and sweet; eaten without sugar when 
fully matured. Each $2. 
ONE YEAR OLD ORANGE TREESIBALLED FOR SHIPMENT 
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