Dragoon. A very brilliantly colored flower of large 
size with pure white rounded perianth and a shallow 
cup with deep red edge. A strong grower. Each, 50c. 
Elspeth. A show flower of the very highest quality. 
There is a perfectly round, pure white perianth of great 
substance; and an expanded pale yellow cup with broad 
margin of bright pinkish-red. Each, $2.00. 
Lady Moore. Pure white perianth, and a lovely 
yellow cup, edged with an orange frill. A splendid 
flower for any purpose. Each, 25c. 
Red Beacon. An old garden gem with ivory-white 
perianth and a brilliant orange scarlet cup. Doz., $1.00. 
The Admiral. A Barrii of the largest size with 
broad perianth of “Poeticus" white; and large flat yel¬ 
low eye, very broadly banded with bright crimson. The 
purity of the contrasting colors makes this flower most 
striking. Tall, vigorous and late. Each, $3.00. 
Leedsii 
The Leedsii section is the counterpart of the 
Incomparabilis and Barrii, except for color. The 
perianth is white and the crown, white, cream 
or pale citron, sometimes tinged pink or apricot. 
Division 2a. Large-Crowned Leedsii. 
Mary Beirne. This pure white flower is quite un¬ 
like any other. The distinguished European hybridist, 
who bestowed this honor, wrote to us at the time, that 
the plant was quite individual in character. There is 
unusual clarity in its exquisite whiteness, and one is 
instantly impressed with the chaste beauty of the bread, 
overlapping perianth; and a delicately fluted, spreading 
cup of rare refinement. It is one of the last of this group 
to bloom, which is just another reason for its desira¬ 
bility. Each, $5.00. Stock limited. 
Niphetos. A giant Leedsis of the very highest qual¬ 
ity, with broad overlapping, pure white perianth of a 
thick waxy substance. The crown is beautifully pro¬ 
portioned, nicely frilled and rolled back at the mouth; 
colored pale ivory, passing to white. We were the first 
to import this fine European plant of Mr. P. D. Wil¬ 
liams’ raising. It is now entirely acclimatized and ready 
for discriminating buyers, at a very moderate price. 
Each, $7.75. 
Division 4b. Small-Crowned Leedsii. 
Minstrel. A tall creamy-white flower overlaid with 
an enchanting lemon color. The petals are of card¬ 
board substance, measuring five inches across. The 
plant has good height and fine carriage, and is a garden 
decoration of distinction. We carry the only stock in 
this country. Each, $1.00. 
