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InnisfalUn Greenhouses, Springfield, Ohio. 
Fancy-leaved Geranimna. 
GOLDEN BRONZE GERANIUMS. 
Admirable bedding plants, attracting the brightest coiors during the heat of 
Summer; the foliage equaily beautilui. My stock of Bronze Geraniums became ex¬ 
hausted last season from the large demand. I have this year grown a double stock 
of them, 80 as to meet all reasonable demands. 
Price, 10 cents, except where noted. 
Beauty of t'lauderdale.—Light golden yellow foliage, dark chestnut zone, scarlet 
flowers. 
Black Hawk.—Dark bronze on yellow ground, scarlet flowers. 
Bronze Model.—Golden foliage, bronze zone, scarlet flowers, extra flne. 
Crystal Palace Gem.—Broad golden yellow margin, with a central disk of green, 
dwarf and free. One of the best. 
Exquisite.—New. Large chocolate zone, large golden yellow center, edges varie¬ 
gated, flowers salmon, tipped white, a perfect beauty. Do not fail to have this 
flne Geranium in your collection Price,.15 cents. 
General R. E. Lee.—Leaves 
deep green, distinctly marked 
with a large, light golden 
blotch in the center, forming 
a well marked variegation. 
Flowers dazzling scarlet, 
with attractive white eye. 
A flne variety,.15 cents. 
Marshal McMahon.—The best of 
the Bronze Geraniums. 
Ground color of leaves, gold¬ 
en yellow,marked with a deep 
chocolate zone. A splendid 
bedding variety, the variega¬ 
tion withstanding our hot, 
dry atmosphere admirably. 
Pride of Mt. Hope.—Large foli¬ 
age of brilliant yellow color, 
with broad chocolate zone. 
Prince Bismarck.—Foliage yel¬ 
lowish green, with narrow 
zone of deep chocolate, flow¬ 
ers salmon, tipped white. A 
splendid variety. 
Warrior.—Light yellowish green 
leaf, with a broad, light 
bronze zone, flowers reddish 
scarlet. A splendid variety. 
Znln. — The best of all the 
Bronzes. Ground color of 
the leaf bright yellow, with 
a broad zone of the deepest 
chocolate. Decidedly the 
darkest and best of its class. 
Price,.16 cents. Silver-leaved Gersnlom, Mountain of Snow. 
DOUBLE BRONZE 
GERANIUMS. 
Corlnne.—Clear golden yel¬ 
low foliage, with elegant 
zone, double, fiery or¬ 
ange colored flowers. 
Price,.10 cents. 
Magician. — Foliage dark 
green, with greenish yel- 
lowish disc. Flowers 
orange scarlet, and foli¬ 
age as fine as on some of 
the golden tri-colors. 
Price,.15 cents. 
SWEET-SCENTED 
GERANIUMS. 
The fragrant Geraniums 
are a treasure. For making Golden Bronze Geranium, 
bouquets, and as a b a c k - 
ground for button-hoie bouquets, they are indispensable. The leaves are beautiful as 
well as fragrant. Some varieties are more finely cut, as will be seen by the descrip¬ 
tion. 
Price, 10 cents each, except where noted. 
Balm Scented.—Very large foliage, deliciously fragrant. 
Citron Scented.—A hybrid between the apple and the nutmeg. 
(Juerclfolia (Oak.)—Leaves marked with black. 
Peppermint Scented.—Large leaves, finely scented. 
Rose Scented.—Two kinds, one the broad leaf variety, and the other more finely 
cut. 
Shrubland Pet.—Bushy grower, making a splendid pot plant. Beautiful foliage, 
rosy flowers. 
Skeleton Leaved.—Leaves very finely cut, with rose fragrance. 
IVY-LEAVED GERANIUMS. 
A splendid class of climbing or trailing Geraniums, adapted for baskets, vases, 
rock-work, and trailing on trellises. They have a flne, thick, glossy foliage, which 
of Itself would be of sufflcient beauty to warrant their cultivation, but they also 
have the charming attraction of possessing beautilui flowers as well as foliage. 
They bloom with the greatest freedom during the Spring and Summer. Flowers 
varying from white to dark rose. We have priced the following list very cheap, and 
would like our patrons to order at least one, feeling sure that if they get a good 
specimen in a basket, vase, or on a trellis, as they can be trained in any shape de¬ 
sired, that they will never allow their window garden to be without them. 
SINGLE-FLOWERED IVY-LEAVED GERANIUMS. 
L’Elegante.—An extremely pretty variety, of bright green foliage, with a broad 
band of creamy white, often margined with pink. Its pure white blossoms are 
produced in dense clusters,.20 cents. 
Princess Alexandria.—Blush pink, feathered with violet crimson, a strong grower, 
very flowering, making one of the handsomest basket or vase plants that we can 
offer,.10 cents. 
Ivy-leaved Geraniums. 
DOUBLE-FLOW¬ 
ERED IVY-LEAVED 
GERANIUMS. 
Charm.—A very flne, large 
flower, of a beautiful 
bright pink color, with 
rich crimson markings 
in the upper petals. 
Price,.10 cents. 
Jeanne d’Arc. — Flowers 
very large and double, of 
the purest white, fine 
habit, free flowering, 
the best,.15 cents. 
Madame Dnbos.—In this 
variety we have a real 
advance in double flow¬ 
er! ug Ivy Geraniums. 
The flowers are very 
large, full, double, in 
color a deep beautiful 
pink. An extra fine 
sort,.16 cents. 
