HORTICULTURAL SPECIALIST 
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L’Etincelante 
Deep rose inner petals pale rose, golden 
crest of stamens. A superb variety, 
extra large flowers . 1.00 
Mrs. Key. Bright satiny crimson, ex¬ 
tra fine flower .75 
Rosy Dawn. Large snow white flower, 
tinged blush early, resembles a great 
white water lily . 1.50' 
The Bride. Lovely pure white . 1.50 
Choice Mixed. These include white, pink, 
red and intermediate shades .75-1.00 
PAPAVER. (Poppy.) 
R. alpinum. (Alpine Poppy.) Very dwarf other¬ 
wise similar to the well known “Iceland 
poppy*” 
Atlanticum. Rather more robust than nudi- 
caule. Very useful. 
R. nudicaule. The well known “Iceland Poppy,” 
very free, fine for cutting. Orange, yellow 
or pure white colors. 
R. nudicaule Coonara pinks. These come in very 
pleasing pink shades. 
R. nudicaule Tangerine. Fiery orange, extra 
large, a grand novelty. 
R. nudicaule Thibet. New brilliant orange color, 
very floriferous. 
R. nudicaule California. Very rich orange. 
nudicaule. Fakenham hybrids. A superb 
strain, extra large flowers, 
nudicaule, Gaartref strain. Flowers are 
large and contain some unique colors. 
ORIENTALE. (Oriental Poppy.) 
The following named varieties from pots can be 
supplied, all have been increased from root cut¬ 
tings. They embrace the most pleasing colors in¬ 
troduced to date. 
Beauty of Livermere. Deep blood crimson. 
Bracteatum. Very deep red. 
E. A. Bowles. Pale apricot shading to shell pink. 
Jeannie Mawson. A lovely peach pink. 
Olympia. Double red, flowers early. 
Mrs. Perry. The earliest of the pink varieties. 
Perrys’ Pink. A lively salmon pink. 
Perrys’ White. Large pure white with black base.. 
Mahony. An unusual shade of mahogany purple., 
Parkmanni. Very rich striking crimson. 
Salmon Queen. Beautiful salmon pink. 
Price of Oriental Poppies 30 cents each, $3.00* 
doz. The above collection one of each for $3.00. 
PENTSTEMON 
barbatus Pink Beauty. Lovely clear shell 
pink, height 24 inches. 
barbatus Torreyi. Bright red flowers from 
July onwards. 
coeruleus. Lovely variety, mauve flowers 
changing to blue. 
digitalis. White foxglove like spikes very 
freely produced, 24 inches. 
R. glaber. Purple blue, very dwarf habit. 
R. glaber hybrids. Varying pleasing colors. 
grandiflorus. Striking glaucous bluish foliage 
and large lavender flowers, 
ovatus. Rich purple blue, robust grower, 36 
inches. 
pubescens. Violet flowers shading to flesh 
pink. 
PHLOX. Early Dwarf Varieties. 
R. adsurgens. (New.) A species with round 
deep green foliage, the flowers are pink 
