SPLENDID NEW CJINNJiS. 
BETSY ROSS. We consider this one of the most beautiful of the 
pink Cannas. A compact grower with solid well-filled trusses, 
flowers alw ays bright and fresh. About 3 feet. 
BRANDYWINE. A beautiful, bronze-leaved Canna; splendid, 
symmetrical habit, growing luxuriantly. The flowers are magnifi¬ 
cent in size and color. Intense vinous-red, beautifully dappled 
with deep crimson, occasionally edged with a narrow band of 
bright golden-yellow. 
CHAUTAUQUA. A distinguished-looking Canna. Flowers pure, 
rich scarlet, intensely vivid; has luxurious tropical foliage prettily 
bronzed, and makes a splendid color contrast with its brilliant 
blossoms. “Chautauqua” has the habit of holding its rich bou¬ 
quets of bloom high above the foliage, a feature which makes 
this variety especially valuable for massing. 
DUKE OF YORK. Largest and most magnificent of the variegated 
Cannas. Bears great bunches of immense flowers. Color, a 
beautiful rich, deep crimson, with a throat of curiously mottled 
creamy-white, and each petal exquisitely edged with an irregular 
border of fine gold. Light green foliage, very tough; a strong 
grower. Height, 4 to 5 feet. 
EVOLUTION. The flowers are rich golden-yellow, shading 
through canary and sulphur to a centre of beautiful blush-pink. 
Such exquisite, dainty color, mounted on the handsome dark 
bronze foliage, produces one of the most rare and pleasing color 
contrasts of any Canna in existence. Exceedingly unique and 
sure to attract attention. 
GEORGE WASHINGTON. A noble variety of exquisite finish 
and well worthy of its name. The color is deep velvety-crimson, 
beautifully shaded. The flowers are large, have broad petals, and 
are borne erect in bold, massive trusses. Height, about 3£ feet. 
HIAWATHA. Foliage a beautiful bronze, not a deep, dull, dead 
bronze; striped and variegated with rich green. The flowers 
are borne in big bouquets on strong, straight stalks. Individual 
flowers are large, have broad petals, gracefully rounded and 
slightly crimpled. Color, a delicate tint of rosy-pink, daintily 
dappled with silver-blush, and finished off with a border of clear 
cerise. Height, about 3 feet. 
NIAGARA. We consider “Niagara” the best of the low- 
growing variegated Cannas. Great handsome trusses; broad, 
thick, durable petals; color, rich deep crimson with a wide 
irregular border of deep golden-yellow. An excellent grower. 
Height, 3 feet. Green foliage. 
QUEEN OF HOLLAND. This handsome Canna makes well- 
balanced plants, 2\ to 3 feet high. Foliage very dark green, 
heavily veined and edged with bronze. Bears immense branching 
trusses of perfectly beautiful flowers. Color, deep rich orange. 
Price for the above, dormant roots, up to April 1st, 20c. each, 
$2.00 per doz. Growing plants, 30c. each, $3.00 per doz. 
N EW snowy-white canna. 
“MONT BLANC.” 
This magnificent new Canna blooms early 
and continuously in the greatest profusion the 
whole growing season. Its foliage is bright 
glossy-green. A strong-growing, vigorous var- 
riety, and will produce from 15 to 20 flower 
stalks in a season. Its great masses' of snowy- 
white flowers contrast finely with the crimson 
varieties. Price, dormant roots, up to April 1st, 
35c. each, $3.50 per doz. Growing plants, 50c. 
each, $4.50 per doz. 
N EW LILLIPUTIAN CANNA, 
“LITTLE GEM.” 
This makes a compact mass of handsome green 
leaves surmounted by a wealth of brilliant 
orange-scarlet flowers, each petal lightly edged 
with brilliant yellow. The growth is its dis¬ 
tinctive feature. The extreme height from 
ground to tip rarely exceeds two feet, so that 
its value for edging, for centres of low beds, for 
planting in herbaceous borders or for pot culture 
is apparent. An early and continuous bloomer. 
(See cut.) Price, dormant roots, up to April 1st, 
25c. each, $2.50 per doz. Growing plants, after 
April 1st, 35c. each, $3.50 per doz. 
