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W. E. MAESHALL & CO. CHEYSANTHEMUMS. 
New Clirysantheinums. 
Our stock of new Chrysantliemuins are grown for us by C. H. Totty, which is sufficient 
guarantee that all will be strong, clean and healthy. 
C. J. Vert. Chestnut-scarlet, very large flower. 
Gertrude Peers. A duplicate of Pocketts Crimson, except that the golden reverse never shows 
and every bud throws a perfect flower. 
IVCiss Clara Banghairt. Color a warm chestnut, a good flower and strong grower. 
Miss Hazel DeForest. A buff-terracotta on early crowns but the late ones show splendid flowers 
of wine-red. 
Mrs. T>. F. Roy, A beautiful incurving mahogany-red, stems stiff. 
Mrs, G. Lloyd Wigg. Light yellow, fine exhibition flower, 
Mrs. G. W. C. Drexel. Incurving pink, stem very rigid and a large flower. 
Mrs. AV. Hookey, Lemon yellow with buff shadings^ very strong grower. 
Mrs. W. E. Tricker. Lovely flower of the Enchantress shade of pink. 
Ursula Griswold. A soft creamy white, with long, narrow petals; a good grower and a grand 
exhibition variety. o © & 
Any of the above varieties. Each $2.00. Per dozen $20.00. 
Annie L. A^us. A duplicate of Madame Carnot, save that it is a much stronger grower 
Color white. ^ ^ 
Jennie. A white Japanese, perfect stem and foliage. 
Mrs. Gilbert Drabble. Purest white, the finest novelty of last year. 
Mrs. A. M. Henshaw. A beautiful incurved white of the purest possible color. 
Mrs. Peter Duff. Color old rose shading to cerise; stem and foliage perfect. 
S^s, Robert D. Foote, A flower of the largest size; color mahogany crimson. 
Mrs. Harry Turner. A lovely crimson variety of good size and flower. 
Mrs. G. W. Burke. A splendid flower of bronzy yellow. 
Ramapo. The same color and all the good points of Appleton. 
William Kleinheinz. A chestnut red of the very largest size. 
Any of the above varieties; each, 50 cts.; dozen $5.00. 
EXHIBITION CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 
Col. Appleton. The best yellow. 
F. S. Vallis, Very large yellow. 
Harry E. Converse. Bronze. 
Lady Hopetown. Pine pink. 
Haomah. Incurved white. 
Onunda. Creamy white. 
Poughkeepsie. Incurved creamy white. 
Pockett's Crimson. Crimson. 
Pockett’s Surprise. Rosy crimson. 
R. F. Felton. Deep yellow. 
Tarrytown. A beautiful light pink, 
Wm. Turner. Pure white. 
W. Duckham. A very fine pink. 
Yellow Miller. Yellow. 
The above varieties; each, 25 cts.; dozen, $2.50. 
For Hardy and other varieties of Chrysanthemums see page 57. 
NEW CARNATION. Wm. Eccles. 
fectly formed flower, non-bursting calyx, highly perfumed,' a grand keeper and “as free as any 
scarlet to date. Awarded the hrst prize at the Carnation Societies convention for the best 100 
blooms, red or scarlet. 
Eooted cuttings. Per dozen, $3.00; per 100, $15.00. 
Plants from 2% inch pots. Per dozen, $3.50; per 100, $20.00. 
NEW CARNATION. Enchantress Supreme, 
The best sport from Enchantress up to date. Color a light salmon 
bleach under full exposure to the sun. 
Eooted cuttings. Per dozen, $4.00; per 100, $18.00. 
pink, which does not 
NEW GERANIUM. Helen Mitchell. 
This grand variety is a semi-double, of the clearest possible shade of scarlet 
very early and exceptionally free during the entire season. 
Plants for spring delivery; per dozen, $3.75; per 100, $25.00. 
It blooms 
NEW LOBELIA. Mrs. Clibran. 
^ A new variety that flowers the entire summer and will stand the sun without being scorched 
in hot weather. Color, a rich purjDle, with white eye. We recommend it for bedding. 
Plants from 2^; inch pots. Per dozen, $1.25; per 100, $8.00. 
