JACKSON & PERKINS CO., WHOLESALE NURSERIES, NEWARK, N. i r . 
PHLOX DECUSSATA—Continued 
Per 10 Per 100 
2500 DAILY SKETCH. New. Extra large trusses and individual flowers; 
color light salmon-pink with very faint carmine eye. An out¬ 
standing novelty. We consider this the best introduction of 
recent years. 2 1 / 2 -in. pots. (March Delivery). 3 00 25 00 
80 Debs. Bright fiery crimson. There is no other phlox like it. 
2000 E. L. Farrington. Good, soft salmon-pink, with lighter eye. A better 
Elizabeth Campbell. 
800 Enchantress. Bright salmon-pink with darker eye. Vigorous grower 
and rich green glossy foliage. A good healthy salmon. ft. 2%-in. 
pots _.'. 
1000 Frau Anton Buchner. Pure white splendid spike with flowers 1\' 2 inches 
across; one of the best whites. 2\' 2 ft. 
2000 F. G. Von Lassburg. White large trusses, good foliage; a fine garden var¬ 
iety. Our choice for white. 3 ft. 
2000 *GEORGE STIPP. New. Deep glowing salmon with shaded lighter eye; 
very outstanding and the best of recent salmon phlox introductions; 
does not fade. 2 J / 2-3 ft. 2 -in. pots. 
300 *GUSTAVE LIND. New. A dwarf variety of a beautiful salmon red color. 
A bright phlox for the rock garden. Free blomer. iy 2 -2 ft. 214 -in. 
pots . 
500 IIAUPTMAN KOEHL. Dark blood red. Large clusters on strong tall 
stems. Individual flowers large. Keeps color in heat and rain. 
21/2 ft. 
75 Mme. Prosper Langier. Fine dark red. 
130 Maid Marion. Soft lavender. Large flowers. Good variety. 
100 Miss Lingard. Earliest white; pale pink eye. Very good for cutting. 3 ft. 
200 Miss Verboon. Violet-rose. Miss Lingard type. 
2000 *MORGENROOD. Novelty. A very distinct variety. Large clusters of a 
bright rose shade with deeper eye. Strang grower. Large individual 
flowers. 21 / 2-3 ft.:. 
45 Mrs. Jenkins. Large pure white. Early. 
250 Milly VonHoboken. Soft pink; large flowers; good trusses. An outstand¬ 
ing old-timer. 2i/ 2 -in. pots. (March Delivery). 
160 Paul Hoffman. Stems and foliage dark green. The color of the flowers 
is unique magenta-carmine with darker center. 
2000 Richard Wallace. White, large crimson eye. 
700 Rijnstroom. Lively shade of rose-pink; very large. 
1100 *ROKOKO. New. A clear soft pink; large individual flowers; globular 
clusters. A very strong grower. New color in Phlox. 2y 2 ft. 
1500 Sir Edwin Landseer. Light crimson. 31/2 ft. 
2000 Thor. Deep salmon-pink. Red eye; very good grower. 31/2 ft. 
2000 Victor Heurlin. Bright rose pink. Strong stems; vigorous grower. 3 ft.. 
110 *W. Kesselring. Attractive large individual flowers of vivid violet, with 
a distinct white eye. 2 ft. 2-in. pots. (March Delivery). 
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Thousand rates ($80 per 1,000) applied on lots of 100 or more and not less than 100 of a variety, 
except kinds marked (*) which are offered in assortment at straight hundred rates. 
PEONIES 
Strong divisons with 3 to 5 eyes, and plenty of roots. They are of more generous size than 
we have usually been able to procure from other growers. 
1200 Late midseason.•.. 2 00 
790 Albert Crousse. Large, double light pink flowers with a creamy tone, 
richly tinted with flesh pink in a deep rose-like center when open. 
Late. 2 00 
385 Asa Gray. Medium size, double flat-topped pale pink flower, thickly 
covered with pink rosy dots. Midseason. 1 50 
230 Benjamin Franklin. Medium size, double dark crimson. The center is 
composed of smaller overlapping petals mixed with many stamens. 
Midseason. 2 00 
80 Compte de Diesbach. Crimson. 1 50 
480 Couronne d’Or. Immense, very full white blooms with crimson blotches 
in center. Very late. 2 50 
600 Dorchester. See Richardson’s Dorchester. 
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The Wholesale Prices in our lists apply only on Wholesale Quantities. Orders should call for ten 
of a kind and size, and beyond that for multiples of ten. Stock in our storage buildings 
is tied in 10’s and we prefer not to break bundles if avoidable. 
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