John N. May’s Wholesale Trade List. 
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Harry May. Deep bronze; dwarf and sturdy. At. 
Hicks-Arnold. Soft bronze; fine for all purposes. 
H. F. Spaulding. Shaded salmon and apricot; very distinct. 
H. W. Rieman. Very striking variety; large, true, clear yellow. Certificate. 
Iora. Clear pink, a fine artistic flower; very large. 
Ivory. White, dwarf, and good for all purposes. 
Iuter-Ocean. Habit and style of Viviand-Morel, but lighter color. 
Jeannie Falconer. Deep bloom, bright lemon yellow; dwarf habit, good foliage. 
Certificate. 
J. E. Lager. Very early yellow; reflexed, good size and substance. Certificate. 
J. H. Troy. Very early white; good form and size. Certificate. 
John Slirimpton. The best of all crimsons. 
Katherine Leech. One of the very best pinks to date for all purposes. 
Laredo. Late pink, large bold flower; extra. 
Lady Playfair. Second early pink; an extra good variety. 
Lottie Alter. Large, snow white; late. 
Marion Henderson. Very early yellow;good shape and color. 
M. Richard Dean. Pink, a fine flower for any purpose. 
Mayflower. The best all round white to date. This variety has taken more first 
premiums the past two seasons than any other variety. Price 75 cts. per doz.; $5.00 
per 100. 
Mme. F. Bergmann. Early white, dwarf and good. 
Marie Louise. Large white; mid season. 
Minerva. The finest yellow to date for exhibition or pot culture; dwarf; sturdy 
grower. 
Maud Dean. One of the largest and best pinks; extra. 
Major Bonnaffon. An ideal yellow. Al. 
Millhrook. Viviand-Morel type, bronzy salmon red shade; dwarf stem. 
Minnie Wanamaker. Late; white, large bold flower. 
Miss F. Pullman. Pure white, and a flue bold massive flower. 
Miss G. Spaulding. A well built white flower with good habit. Certificate. 
Miss Georgianna Pitcher. Yellow incurved; dwarf habit. 
Miss Louise D. Black. Reddish orange; habit of Dailledouze. Certificate. 
Miss M. M. Johnson. A line yellow. Color of Lincoln. Certificate. 
Mrs. E. O. Wolcott. Silvery pink; an extra large bold flower. 
Mrs. Henry Robinson. Pure white; an extra fine early variety. 
Mrs. S. T. Murdock. Improvement over others. In light rose and pink. 
Mrs. W. H. Rand. Japanese, rich yellow. Certificate at Chicago. 
Mrs. G. M. Pullman. Deep yellow; very large; reflexed. 
Mrs. G. A. Magee. Extra large silvery pink. 
Mrs. E. G. Hill. Very early pink; rather tall gower. 
Mrs. F. Gordon Dexter. The finest of all the anenome family. 
Mrs. J. H. Starin. Very fine, bold white. 
Mrs. J. G. Ils. Late; white; a fine bold handsome flower. 
Mrs. McK. Twombly. An extra fine white. 
Mrs. A. J. Drexel. Deep plum color, extra good. 
Mrs. J. G. Whilldin. An early yellow of good quality. 
Mrs. Craige-Lippincott. Large, fine, early yellow. 
Mrs. Jerome Jones. Medium late white; one of the very best. 
Mrs. A. Hardy. Purest white; very beautiful flower. 
Mr. Higinbotliam. An enormous bright rich pink; hairy variety. Certificate. 
Mutual Friend. Clear white; very large. 
Nemesis. (Daybreak). Very early; same color as Daybreak carnation; well built 
flowers, straight broad petals. 
