CATALOGUE OF FLOWER NOVELTIES. 
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665 . Cent a urea Cyanus, Breek's 
Double Bachelor's Button, 
A grand improvement on the old-fashioned Centaurea 
Cyanus. This strain will prove a great acquisition as a 
cut flower, being double and of a very deep blue ; the 
flowers measure 2 inches in diameter, with the petals 
formed in perfect rows, and bloom continually all sum¬ 
mer. Pkt. 15 cts. ; oz. $2.00. 
885 . Oalliopsis Radiata, “Tiger 
Star '' 9 Dark Brown and 
Golden Yellow. 
A rich and continuously blooming Annual with 
pretty, peculiar flowers. The leaflets of each flower are 
twisted like those of the well known Cactus Dahlia ; 
towards the centre they show a vivid reddish brown 
coloration, the outer part being brilliant golden yellow. 
The plants reach the height of about 8 inches and form 
round compact bushes which are literally covered with 
its pretty flowers. Per package 10 cts. 
Breck's Double Bachelor’s Button. 
Dianthus Laciniatus 
Punctatus. 
1020 Dark Shaded Princess Pinks. 
1021 Light Shaded Princess Pinks. 
These recent introductions in the Dianthus class will 
be gladly received by all lovers of pinks as a valuable 
acquisition; the flowers are cha’rming and of extremely 
peculiar markings. Pkt., each variety, 10 cts. 
886 Oalliopsis Radiata 
“Bark Brown 99 
This is a splendid match to the “Tiger Star,” dis¬ 
tinguishing itself only by a pure velvety brown coloration 
of its flowers. Per package io cts. 
Single Japan Pink, “Silver-edged.” 
1022 . Dianthus Heddewigi 
Marginatus. Single Japan 
Pink, Silver-edged. 
This most striking novelty forms dwarf and compact 
growing bushes. It flowers profusely, bearingits medium¬ 
sized flowers quite regularly above the foliage, forming a 
pretty bouquet effect of fascinating appearance. The 
flowers are dark blood-red, with purple hue, and have a 
uniform white edge, which is slightly fringed. Pkt. 25 cts. 
1024 Giant Chabaud Carnation 
“Duchess of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha. ” 
In size and beauty this pure white carnation stands 
comparison with the best American Giant Perpetual. It 
produces magnificent flowers, each on a firm and erect 
flower-stem. It flowers six months from time of plant¬ 
ing, coming quite true from seed, being very double, and 
pure white in color. It is fine as a pot plant and useful 
ior florists. Pkt. 25 cts. 
See Special Offers on third page of cover. 
