CHARLOTTE M. HAINES , 2922 W. 44th STREETMINNEAPOLIS , MINN. 
The .Most Beautiful and Perfect of All Asters 
This 'magnificent Aster may be briefly described as being tlio finest of the Comet typo yet 
introduced, differing in the candelabra form of growth and a greater freedom of bloom, but its 
greatest merit is in the flowers, which are of immense size; made up of much longer, more 
loosely fornied petals. The whole flower has a distinctly feathery effect, greatly resembling 
that of the fine Japanese Chrysanthemums, rich, clear, brilliant and exquisite colors, with a 
perfect form and extra long steins. Without question the most perfect giant flowering Aster 
known. Pkt., 125 •eeiln, 8c. 
ASTER—Fire King 
The Most Brilliant Aater Ever 
Introduced 
AiLj. the nearest approach to 
scarlet yet obtained, a color 
previously unknown, in this 
popular flower, which for an 
autumn show of flowers few 
others equal. Habit very com¬ 
pact. not more than inches 
in height, with large, beauti¬ 
fully incurved flowers, and 
makes a charming companion 
to SNOWBALL. 
Pkt., 125 aeedii 4o. 
ASTER —Snowball 
A Moat Distinct and Hand¬ 
some variety. Equally Valu¬ 
able for Pot Culture and Cut 
Flowers. 
It is a most profuse bloomer, 
a single plant often producing 
as many as 25 to 30 pare aaow> 
white flowers, globular in 
form and of extraordinary 
size. Pkt., 125 aeada, 4c. 
Aster—Fire King 1 
