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WILLIAM N. CRAIG, WEYMOUTH 
fragrant. Height 24-30 inches. In season October 
5 50 cents. 
Venus. Single lilac pink with rose lavender shading, 
2% inches across, three rows of petals. Very fra¬ 
grant, 30 inches high. Opens in late September. 
50 cents. 
NOTE. Varieties priced 75 cents are $7.50 per doz., 
and those priced 50 cents are $5.00 doz. 
COLLECTION OF 10 NEW KOREANUM 
CROSSES, EARLY BLOOMERS 
In this collection will be found a splendid range 
of colors. Plants are of fine habit and practically 
all start flowering in September. 
Clio. Dwarf compact habit, flowers are deep carmine 
rose in.color, of duplex form. 
Fortune. Ox-blood red, flowers 3-4 inches across, 
medium height, curly petalled. 
Hestia. Delicate rose pink, white halo round small 
yellow disc. Very compact and bushy. 
Juno. Coppery red changing to salmon flesh, single, 
very dwarf and compact. 
Niobe. Glistening white with yellow disc. Very com¬ 
pact dwarf habit, flowers 2% inches across. 
Nysa. A large rather tall variety (30-36 inches.) 
Clear rosy lilac single flower. 
Psyche. Lovely shell pink single flowers which are 
4-5 inches across. Extra fine. 
Sappho. Single pure yellow of medium size, com¬ 
pact and dwarf in habit. 
Thalia. Of a lively orange shade, lovely duplex 
flowers. 18-24 inches high and very bushy. 
Vesta. Deep golden orange flowers are 2 1 /£ inches 
across, of medium height and great vigor. 
The above 10 varieties of New Early Flowering 
Koreanums 50 cents each, $5.00 doz. The full col¬ 
lection, one of each for $4.25. 
OLDER KOREANUM HYBRIDS 
Ceres (1934). Old gold blended chamois yellow, 
dusted coppery bronze. 
Apollo (1934). A sparkling combination of bronze, 
red and gold, suffused salmon. 
Daphne (1934). A lovely pink shaded lilac rose, 
flowers 3V2 inches across. 
Diana (1934). Soft salmon pink, mingled with lilac 
rose. 
Hebe (1935). Lovely soft luminous pink, lavender 
pink with age, 3 inch flowers. 
Mars (1934). Deep amaranth red changing to wine 
red, late bloomer. 
Innocence (1934). Only 18 inches in height with a 
24 inch spread, single pure white changing to 
pink. 
Orion (1935). Rich canary yellow, flowers 3 inches 
across, an unusual shade. 
Vulcan (1935). Reddish carmine shading to bronzy 
crimson, fine habit and very fragrant. 
Koreanum (type). Pure white flowers, pinkish with 
age, late bloomer, stock habit. 
CIMICIFUGA. 
simplex. Splendid variety, growing 3-4 feet 
high, makes a delightful plant. Quite 
scarce. 60 cents each. 
