WEST NEWBURY, MASS. 
SERIES A 
Wo have selected twelve varieties which we would recommend for general cultivation 
in this country, feeling sure that they will give good satisfaction. They are all clean, 
healthy plants and bright colored flowers. Price 15 cents each; $1.50 per dozen 
(one of each if desired); $7.00 per hundred for a general assortment. 
Candeur, dwarf; pure white flowers in a 
large truss; very fine. 
Eclaireur, medium; deep carmine rose, 
center lighter; a very early and contin¬ 
uous bloomer and large flower. 
Huxley, dwarf; clear white, bordered 
with lilac, which gives it a variegated 
look; quite unique. 
Le Feu de Monde, tall; brilliant crimson 
or flame color; similar to Madame 
Meuret, but one or two weeks later. 
Le Pole Nord, very tall; medium sized 
flower, white with a large crimson eye; 
one of the best tall late blooming varie¬ 
ties ; clean and vigorous. 
Le Soleil, medium; beautiful soft rose, 
shaded pink; one of the best Phlox in 
our collection; blooms constantly and 
abundantly throughout July, August, 
and September. 
Lumineux, tall; very large panicles of 
brilliant rosy carmine with lighter cen¬ 
ter. 
Madame Meuret, tall; flame color, 
changing to rich salmon; center deep 
carmine; one of the best varieties and 
always satisfactory. We have had this 
Phlox for over twenty-five years. Not 
subject to mildew or any other disease. 
Madame Pape-Carpentier, medium; 
large, pure white, waxy flowers, borne 
in large trusses; very fine; extra. 
Richard Wallace, tall; white with violet 
red center; a good old sort always clean 
and fresh. 
Saison’s Lierval, tall; large white 
flowers with deep rose eye; vigorous and 
floriferous. Not surpassed by any of its 
color to-day, although imported from 
Belgium over twenty years ago. 
Stella’s Choice, very tall; pure white, 
vigorous, and a free bloomer; very late 
and valuable for cut flowers. 
SERIES B 
The following are newer varieties and have not been so long on trial, but we think 
they will give good satisfaction. Some of them being still rare, can be supplied only 
sin gly or by the dozen. Price, 20 cents each; $2.00 per dozen; $10.00 per 
hundred; our selection. 
Aglae Adanson, tall; large flowers of 
pure white with red eye. New. 
Amphitryon, dwarf; soft reddish laven¬ 
der, with lighter center. 
B. Comte, tall; velvety maroon, a rich 
shade not often found in Phlox. 
Brunette, medium; a new variety; deep 
crimson; very large, full trusses. 
Cameron, dwarf; apple-blossom pink 
with a white eye; not so vigorous as 
some but of exquisite coloring. 
Coquelicot, medium; bright vermillion 
with a small purple eye; one of the 
brightest and most noticeable of that 
color. 
Edmond Rostand, medium; deep rose 
with star-shaped white center. New. 
Eugene Danzanvilliers, medium; large 
truss of soft lavender shading lighter 
towards the center. 
F. G. von Lassburg, tall, exceptionally 
large; pure white ; perhaps the best 
white in cultivation. 
La Neige, dwarf ; snow white blossoms 
borne on large trusses. 
Laniboire, tall; rosy scarlet shading 
darker towards the center; flowers in 
abundance. 
Le Cygne, dwarf ; pure white, fine form; 
a little later than La Neige. 
Hrs. E. E. Jenkins, tall; immense white 
trusses ; fine shape and free bloomer; 
early. 
Hiss Lingard, tall; white with very 
small red eye; early flowering and 
blooms continuously throughout the 
season; dark green, glossy foliage. 
Hr. Gladstone, medium; soft satiny 
violet-rose, with bright red eye ; large 
panicles. 
Reichsgraf von Hochberg, medium; 
large flowers of bright carmine; very 
showy. New. 
R. P. Struthers, bright salmon pink; 
one of the finest of this color. 
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