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Farrelliana. (H. B. & T.) A new seedling of our own raising, 
named in honor of our foreman who has taken special in¬ 
terest in improving this class of plants. Height from 2 )£ to 
3 feet, a profuse bloomer, flowers of medium size, pale sal¬ 
mon with distinct yellow margin and salmon dots on clear 
yellow ground at base of petals. Forms a very distinct and 
showy group. 25 cents each.• • • 
Duke of Marlborough. Introduced by The Conard & Jones 
Co. Height 3 to 4 feet; handsome bluish-green foliage, 
large beautifully shaped flowers, borne erect in splendid 
well-filled trusses. Dark rich velvety maroon, almost black, 
entirety distinct and undoubtedly the darkest colored Canna 
yet introduced. 15 cts. each . .. 
RoSEMAWR. Another of The Conard & Jones seedlings. A dwarf 
compact grower, 2 to 2^4 feet high, perfectly enormous, 
trusses and flowers of the very largest size, petals frequently 
two inches wide. Color soft rosy pink. 15 cts. each . . . 
COLOCASIA—esculentum (Caladium). 
D AH LI AS—Strong roots, a beautiful assortment, of all colors 
in double and single varieties. 
GLADIOLUS—Mixed colors. 
Dracockphalus . 
LILIUM-AURATUM. 
Harrisii. 
SPECIOSUM ROSEUM. 
“ ALBUM . 
TIGRINUM. 
“ FLORE PLENO. 
PiEONIES—White •.. 
Pink and red. 
TRITOMA— dvaria.. 
TUBEROSE—First size, flowering bulbs. 
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HONEYSUCKLES. 
We call special attention to our superb stock of Halliana, Aurea reticulata, 
Japonica and Brachypoda Honeysuckles, 2 and 3 years old. These are all first- 
class and dig with excellent roots. 
PEACH PITS 
from the mountains of North Carolina where the “Yellows” is unknown. We 
are prepared to fill all orders with prime stock at low rates. 
NOTE 
our low rates for an assortment of fine shrubs by the thousand. These are not 
cullings but all popular varieties, now standing on land that must be cleared next 
spring. The selection must in every instance be left to us. 
ROSES 
We believe our collection in all the departments to be more extensive than 
ever before. Having a heav}* block of Climbers, we are prepared to offer extra 
inducements to purchasers. 
