reasons, nothing can be expected of them-. They also will not thrive 
in soggy ground. 
In the abbreviations, V means Very; E, Early; M, Midseason; 
.L, Late. 
Except as otherwise noted, 40c for 1 of a kind. 1 each of 5 or 
more 40c kinds at 35c. Of the 40c varieties, 3 or more, all of the 
same kind, 30c each; 10 or more, all of the same kind, 24c each. 
Single and Japanese Varieties 
Light Pink Single. M. Like an enormous poppy. 60c. 
Pink Single. M. Like a big wild rose, and of about the same 
color. Very free bloomer. 
Darkness. M. Fine substance. Very rich in color effect. 50c. 
Mikado. Jap. M. Fine red, with yellow center. Gives rich color 
effect in a planting. 
Fuyajo. Jap. LM. One cf the finest of very dark peonies. 80c. 
Double Varieties 
Adolphe Rousseau. EM. Brownish red. Tall, strong grower. 
Albatre. Avalanche ? M. White, faintly tinted blush. 
Asa Gray. M. Pale pink, finely dusted with darker dots. 
Augustin d’Hour. L. Brilliant dark solferino red. Heavy. 
Baroness Schroeder. LM. Pearly white, flushed baby pink. 
Claire Dubois. L. Violet-rose. An enormous flower, and sure 
to open. 
Constant Devred. VL. Brilliant jmrple-red. Rose fragrant. 
Delicatissima. M. Pearly lilac-rose. Fine for cutting. 
Duchesse de Nemours. M. Exquisite primrose-white. 
Edulis Superba. E. Dark pink. Fragrant. 
Elwood Pleas. L. Pink. Large broad flow T er. 
Eugene Bigot. L. A superb red peony. Very tall. 
Eugenie Verdier. E. Hydrangea-pink. Large and tall. Profuse. 
Felix Crousse. M. Red. For years a favorite. 
Festiva Maxima. E. Massive white flower. Strong grower. 
Florence MacBeth. VL. Very large flower, light pink. $1.60. 
Fragrans. L. Dark rose. Exquisitely fragrant. 
Gloire de Ch. Gombault. EM. Pink. Tall and strong. 
Grover Cleveland. LM. A fine red variety. 
Hollis Blue. LM. Blue-pink, but clear and bright. 
Humei Carnea. M. Light pink. Large. Free bloomer. 
Karl Rosenfield. LM. Rich glowing crimson-scarlet. 
La France. L. Rich opalescent pink. Very large. 
La Rosiere. LM. White, blooming in clusters. 
Loveliness. VL. Pale flesh pink. Very large. 60c. 
Mme. Crousse. M. Purest snowy white. Richly rose-fragrant. 
Mme. de Verneville. E. Rosy or creamy white, changing to pure 
white. Fine for cutting. Deservedly a favorite. 
Mme. Emile Galle. L. Exquisite opalescent white. 
Mme. Forel. L. Enormous flowers, lavender-pink. 
