ELLIOTT NURSERY COMPANY, PITTSBURG, PA. 
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JAPANESE IRIS, continued 
Glow. Double. Velvety maroon; large. 50 cts. 
Heart of Gold. Double. Extra large white flowers, yellow center. 
Hermione. Single. White, maroon center, petals penciled with blue. 
Ida. Reddish plum, rich and velvety; narrow yellow band on base of 
petals. GO cts. 
James R. Mellon. Double. Extra large flower; lilac, striped with 
purplish blue, purple center; distinct and tine. $1. 
James F. Parker. Double. Rich dark blue, yellow center; large and 
fine. 75 cts. 
W. J. Buttfield. Double. Center of petals white, heavily margined 
with magenta; vigorous grower. $10 per 100. 
Wm. J. Matheson. Double. Reddish plum; base of petals yellow. 
Large and fine. $1. 
Wm. Falconer. Double. Rich royal purple; extra fine. 50 cts. 
Wm. A. Procter. Double. Dark blue, slightly striped white; yellow 
center. 
Wm. F. Dreer. Double. White, penciled with lavender. 
Yokohama. Double. Reddish purple; base of petals yellow; large 
and fine; late. 
John Marron. Double. White, distinctly penciled with 
blue; blue center, base of petals yellow; late. 
John C. Slack. Double. Lilac, heavily blotched with 
magenta and blue; yellow center; distinct. 75 cts. 
Kirk. V ery double. Crimson-maroon, rieli and velvety, 
petals striped lightly with white. $1. 
Kitty. Single. White flower, slightly suffuse with pale 
blue. 75 cts. 
Laura, Double. White, penciled dark blue; purple 
center; late. 50 cts. 
Lorna Doone. Double. White, delicately penciled with 
blue; yellow band at base of petal; blue center. 
Mary Anderson. Double. Light blue, blotched with 
durk blue; yellow spot at base. 
Merry Hampton. Single. Reddish plum; base of petals 
yellow, with broad band of white. 00 cts. 
Mikado. Rich glowing purple. Royal in its beauty and 
effect. 50 cts. 
Mont Blanc. Double. Pure white; large and fine. One 
of the finest of the white varieties. 
Moonlight. Double. White flower, with yellow center. 
Rich and dainty in effect. 
Mrs. James H. Ballantine. Single. Extra large white 
flower, delicately suffused with pale blue; margin of 
petals pure white; fine. 
Mrs. Henry S. Turner. Double. Reddish purple; center 
of petals bright blue, with large yellow baud; extra 
strong grower; distinct and showy. 75 cts. 
Mrs. D. E. Richardson. Double. Rose, shading to white 
at margin; center white; very distinct. One of the 
best of the new sorts. $1. 
Mrs. Frank H. Hiscock. Double. Delicate blush; dis¬ 
tinct and lovely. 75 cts. 
Mrs. Henry L. Higginson. Single. Bright reddish ma¬ 
roon, center white. 
Octivia. Single. White, dark center; petals distinctly 
netted with blue. 
■Queen of the Whites. Double. White; vigorous grower. 
Romola. Single. Lilac, striped with plum; plum 
center. 
Rosalind. Double. Light purple, freely striped with 
white, 
Sewickley. Single. Purple, blotched and mottled with 
white. 
Snowdrift. Single. Pure white. 
Springdale. Single. Bluish purple, slightly striped 
white. 
Venus. Single. Lilac, freely striped and suffused with 
purple. 
Westmoreland. Double. Light bine, striped and suf¬ 
fused with darker blue. 
UROUP OP .JAPAN IRIS 
NEW HARDY ROSE, FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI 
t , ** ie most beautiful of all hardy white Roses, and the freest dowering, continuing in bloom from June until November. Strong 
budded plants, 40 cts. each, $4 per doz. 
NEW RAMBLER ROSE, LADY GAY 
A seedling of the popular Crimson Rambler, which it closely resembles in habit and vigor of growth, but with flowers of a delicate 
cherry-pink, fading to a soft-tinted white. The effect of a plant in full bloom, with the combination of the soft white flowers, cherry-pink 
buds and the deep green of the foliage, is indeed charming. This variety is of American origin, and has been exhibited both here and in 
Jimgland, where it has received much favorable comment. Strong two-year-old plants. 40 cts. each, $4 per doz. 
