DOUBLE GERANIUMS 
Each 15c. Set of any 6 for 75c. Postpaid. 
Like the single Geraniums, these also make ad¬ 
mirable bedding plants, and are used for that pur¬ 
pose all over the civilized world. Covered with 
flowers all summer long, nothing more desirable 
could be wished for than a large bed of these fine 
double Geraniums, the best varieties we can find. 
Alphone Ricard. One of the most famous double 
scarlet bedding varieties. Flowers of immense size 
and very brilliant in color. 
Beaute Poitevine. One of the most popular 
salmon-pink bedding varieties. A wealth of blooms 
all season. 
Edmond Blanc. Rich purple-violet flowers borne 
in great freedom. Distinct and beautiful. 
Fiat. Bright salmon with flesh colored shadings. 
Immense trusses. Always in bloom. One of the best 
bedding varieties. 
Madame Recamier. Snowy white flowers in 
large trusses produced in great profusion. Strong, 
vigorous grower. 
S. A. Nutt. The best of the rich, dark crimson 
varieties; trusses massive and lasting. The most pop¬ 
ular sort for bedding all over the country. Grown by 
the million. 
New Carnations 
Each 20c. Set of any 6 for $1.00. Postpaid. 
Belle Washburn. Flowers very large and mas¬ 
sive with finely fringed petals. Strong non-bursting 
calyx. Stems stout and wiry, holding the flower erect, 
color rich dazzling scarlet. 
Early Rose. Delicate flesh pink of exquisite 
shade. Finely formed, nicely fringed and very fra¬ 
grant. 
Harvester. Finely formed pure white flowers 
produced on wiry stems. The most popular white 
sort of the day. 
Mrs. C. W. Ward. Color soft pure rose, so much 
admired by cut flower purchasers; flowers large and 
well-formed; it is a very healthy, free-blooming and 
taking color. 
Matchless. A wonderful new white variety pro¬ 
duced by a famous hybridizer of New York State. 
Large massive flowers on strong upright stems 
Spectrum. Very large, finely fringed flowers 
produced in great freedom. Color bright scarlet of 
great richness. A massive full petaled flower. 
Fuchsias 
Each 15c. Set of any 6 for 75c. Postpaid. 
DOUBLE SORTS 
General Roberts. Large plum colored corolla 
with crimson tube and sepals. One of the finest dark 
colored sorts. 
Purple Gem. Very large, long, royal purple 
corolla splashed with crimson. Bright scarlet sepals. 
One of the finest dark-colored sort. 
Storm King. Superb double white variety; tube 
and sepals bright scarlet. 
SINGLE SORTS 
Anne Earle. Tube and sepals waxy white; co¬ 
rolla single clear carmine. 
Lord Byron. Corolla blackish purple streaked 
scarlet. Dwarf and free blooming. Sepals scarlet. 
Trailing Queen. Of a drooping or trailing habit; 
a fine plant for hanging baskets, vases, etc.; tubes 
and sepals rosy scarlet, corolla violet-purple. 
French Gannas 
For a brilliant show all summer long, nothing can 
excel the new French Cannas. They are of the easiest 
culture, growing finely in any ordinary garden soil 
and producing quantities of immense spikes of 
bright colored flowers until cut by frost. Dig the 
roots up and store like Dahlias. Each 20c; Six for 
$1.00. Postpaid. 
King Humbert. Immense spikes of bloom of 
bright orange-scarlet streaked with crimson. 
Magnificent. Bronzy-green leaves. 
Meteor. Large spikes of dark crimson. Flowers 
on tall stalks. A glorious bedding variety with hand¬ 
some green foliage. 
Nokomis. Vivid crimson flowers with silky sheen 
on the petals. Handsome bronze colored foliage. 
Grows four feet high. Splendid new sort. 
The Ambassador. Brilliant cherry red flowers 
in magnificent trusses. The bronze leaved President. 
The President. Immense trusses of giant crim¬ 
son-scarlet flowers on heavy stalks. The finest of all 
Cannas. 
Wyoming. Immense spikes of orange colored 
flowers. Bronzy purple foliage. A giant in growth. 
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