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CHRNMTIONS. 
Selected principally for summer blooming, but equally adapted for winter flowering. 
CARNATIONS—“Tile Divine Flower,” ns they are called- 
boautiful in flowers. * ‘ 
beautiful in flowers. Whether for personal adornment or to decorate the home, they are unsurpassed i 
nnce. Being unrivaled in their delicately rich and refreshing fragrance, uncqualed for brilliancy, r: 
colors, unapproached for daintiness and beauty of outline, it is not to bo wondered at that, next 
become the favorite flower among all classes 
are the delight of every one who has an eye for the 
’ in their charming appear- 
ichness and diversity of 
to the Bose, they have 
A I.ASKA. a grand new Carnation of the highest type, 
flowers of the purest white, finely fringed, three inches 
across when properly grown, never bursting the calyx, 
and delicious spicy fragrance. The foliage and habit are all that 
could bo desired, so that it makes an Ideal pot plant. (See exit.) 
B RIDESMAID. Bright clear pink; large-sized flowers, 
2) a to 3)4 inches, borne on very strong, stiff stems, 14 to 1G 
inches. Plant an exceptionally free and vigorous grower. 
D ella fox. a n ne light pink Carnation. Large flower, 
full and good form, with first-class calyx. A splendid grower. 
Received numerous certificates and first prizes. 
J UBILEE. Color intense scarlet, of the richest shade. One 
of the largest flowers among reds. Stems slender, but very 
stiff; average 18 inches. Calyx never bursts; flower quite 
Note. — We offer two sizes: Burst, large plants from 5 and 6 
Price for any of the above, except Malmaison, 1st size, 40c. each 
full and well built. It obtained First Premium over all Reda at 
the Boston Carnation Show. 
M eteor. Deep, brilliant crimson-scarlet, 2% to 3 inches, 
stems 14 to 18 inches. A free, vigorous grower and free 
bloomer. The finest of all the dark velvety reds to date. 
INTER CHEER. A very appropriate name for this 
attractive Carnation. It blooms early in the season and 
during the short winter days its wealth of rich ver¬ 
milion bloom is indeed a cheering sight. (See cut.) 
ALMAISON.” A wonderful Carnation, unequaled for 
size, measuring four inches across, and a beautiful shade 
of blush, similar to the Malmaison Bose. The fragrance 
of the “Malmaison" is exquisite, the most delicious of Carnations. 
Note.— We can also supply dark pink Malmaison. Price for 
Malmaison, 30c. each, $3.00 per doz. 
inch pots; Second, young plants from 2 inch pots. 
2d size, 15c. each ; set of 8 for $3.00 and $1.25, according to size. 
CARNATIONS—STANDARD SORTS. 
Lizzie McGowan. Ono of the best white varieties wo have. 
Mine. Diaz Albertini. One of the best pink varieties. 
Emily Pierson. Deep red, fine large flowers of great substance. 
Daybreak. So called because of its rare and beautiful color, com¬ 
pared to tho first faint tinge of rosy light seen in the eastern sky. 
American Flag. Best striped Carnation yet introduced. 
1E1 Dorado. Yellow, penciled red. Ono of the best yellows. 
Dr. Warder. Deep crimson, very free-flowering, compact habit. 
Rose Queen. Deep brilliant rose ; a grand new Carnation. 
Thomas Cartledge. A pure shade of carmine pink. 
Win. Scott. Flowers large and non-bursting, of a deep “Grace 
Wilder” pink; stems long, of good strength. 
Price, 1st size plants, 30c. each, S3.00 per doz.; 2d size, 10c. 
each, SI.00 per doz., SG.00 per 100. 
MARGUERITE MONTHLY CARNATIONS. 
A now race of monthly Carnations which is of the greatest value 
for summer blooming. They bloom freely all summer, and the 
flowers are mostly all double; they are all elegantly fringed and 
deliciously fragrant. Price, mixed colors only, 10c. each, $1.00 per 
doz., SG.00 per 100. 
HARDY GARDEN CARNATIONS. 
Every color known in Carnations is represented, but having been 
grown from mixed seed we cannot supply any special color. They 
give only one heavy crop of flowers in June. Price, 10c. each, $1.00 
per doz., $6.00 per 100. 
DON’T FORGET that on page 7 you will find a list of our GOLDEN JUBILEE PREMIUMS. 
