Faneuil Hall Square, Boston 
73 
ASTEfiS 
Crego Kiant i,» Kize, Comet in type. Petals 
Aster, Branching, Pale Yellow 
xjq asters—C ontinued Pkt. 
855 FAI.E YELLOW BRANCHING. While the 
Brandling Aster is not uncommon to 
flower-loving people, this new color 
should prove a very pleasing addition. 
This variety has the same general 
habits of its family, the lateness of 
its flowering and great length of stem 
rendering it particularly valuable in the 
Autumn. The color is a distinct deli¬ 
cate yellow and a shade that has not 
appeared in this tyi>e of Aster before... $0.20 
858 PINK ENCHANTRESS. The 
flower of this variety is 
full double. the petals 
being very broad and of 
melcUum length, the ones 
toward the center folding 
in, while those toward the 
outer edge gradually stand 
out more and more. The 
plants are not of the 
branching but more of the 
upright habit; their growth 
is very vigorous and they 
produce long, graceful 
stems to support tlieir 
enormous flower.s.15 
860 DAWN OP DAY. The earliest 
flowering Aster. Will 
flower by June 15, and if 
freely cut will continue to 
bear blooms until late in 
Fall. Branching in habit 
and pure white in color. 
Flowers are large and very 
dotible .'4 oz. $1.00 .15 
870 EARLY SNOWDRIFT. One of 
tile earliest, with immense, 
perfectly double snow-white 
flowers of the Ostrich 
Feather type: free bloomer. 
„„„ 2 ft.oz. $1.75 .15 
880 SUNSET. Flowers large, dou¬ 
ble and globe-shape on 
long stems; the color is a 
delicate pink, shading to 
deep pink in the center. 
„„ 2 ft.^ oz. $1.25 .10 
890 ELECTRIC WHITE. A most 
beautiful, distinct type of 
Asters. The flowers are 
borne on long, erect stems, 
often 6 inches across, hav¬ 
ing long, divergent petals. 
Pure white. 20 
Xo. 
919 
920 
921 
922 
92:i 
|i2 1 
nejtrly twice llie length of those 
of the older varieties, and are beautifully 
twisted and curled, exccedin.glv fluffy. 
We use the origdnator's strain of seed. Pkt 
Lavender .oz. $1.25 $0.10 
White.oz. 1.25 
Shell Pink.14 oz. 1.25 
Rose Pink.Vi oz. 1.25 
Blue .v* oz. 1.25 
Pinest Mixed.'4 oz. 1.25 
American Branching. larg; 
witli wiiv>' j.eiHl.s home on lonj^ 
stems. Plant is strong and robust, of 
branching: habit. 2 hj ft. 
New Giant Comet. 
1015 
Finest Mixed. 
3020 
Brig*ht Bose. 
1025 
Purple. . 
1030 
liavender. . 
1035 
Shell Pink. 
1040 
Pure White, 
030 
Pinest Mixed. . . 
.Oz. $2.50, Vi 
oz. T."c. 
.10 
O.'h'i 
Crimson. 
.Oz. 2,50, V4 
oz. 75c- 
.10 
O-iO 
Bark Blue. ... 
.Oz. 2.50, U 
oz. ac. 
.10 
04") 
Bight Blue. . . . 
.Oz. 2.50, V 4 , 
02. 750. 
.10 
or.o 
Bose Pink. . . 
.Oz. 2.50, V 4 , 
oz. 75o. 
.10 
or.r. 
Shell Pink . 
.Oz. 2.50, Vi 
oz. 75c. 
.10 
060 
Scarlet. 
.Oz. 2.50, >4 
oz. 7 5o. 
.10 
065 
Pure White. . . . 
Collection of six 
.Oz. 2.50, 14 
varieties. 
oz. 75c. 
.10 
.50 
Flowers are extra 
larpe, with lonff, 
wavy, curled netals, similar to Japanese 
Chrysanthemum. Plant.s attain a height 
970 
Of 214 ft.; branching 
Finest Mixed. 
lia])it and long stems. 
. .Oz. $3.00. i/i oz. SI.00 
.10 
075 
Crimson. 
. . Oz. 
3.00. H oz. 
1.00 
.10 
080 
Bark Blue. 
. . Oz. 
3.00, H oz. 
1.00 
.10 
085 
Light Blue. 
. .Oz. 
3.00. V4 oz. 
1.00 
.10 
090 
Bose. 
. .Oz. 
3.00, U oz. 
1.00 
.10 
995 
Scarlet. 
. .Oz. 
3.00, Vi oz. 
1.00 
.10 
1000 
White. 
. .Oz. 
3.00, V4 oz. 
1.00 
.10 
1005 
Sulphur Yellow. . . 
. .Oz. 
3.00, '4 oz. 
1.00 
.10 
Collection of six varieties 
.50 
Rawson’s Midsummer Aster, ers® ‘’are 
borne on stout stems 21 to 30 inches in 
lieiglit. of excellent <iuality. The most 
valuable point about this variety is that it 
produces its fine flowers as early as begin¬ 
ning of August and continues until frost. 
.V4 oz. $1.00 
.>4 oz. 1.00 
.>4 oz. 1.00 
.'4 oz. 1.00 
.Vi oz. 1.00 
White.V4 oz. 1.00 
Aster, Pink Enchantress 
