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Have you received wholesale catalog of 
Vincent Lebreton’s Nurseries 
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ANGERS, FRANCE 
It is ready for distribution and contains current prices upon a full line of. 
FRENCH ORNAMENTALS 
Suitable for lining out. It quotes FRUIT STOCKS, ORNAMENTALS (1000 varieties); Evergreens, (200 
varieties), Rose Stocks, etc. If you have not received it write us. We will gladly send it. 
Pall and Spring Shipment 
BOSKOOP NURSERY STOCK. Clematis, Dwarf Tree Roses, Boxwood, Rhododendrons, etc. 
OUDENBOSCH NURSERY STOCK. Norway and Schwedler Maples, Tilias, Chestnuts, etc. 
JAPANESE NURSERY STOCK. Sciadopitys, Jap. Maples, Iris, Thuya, etc. 
BAY TREES. Pyramids, Standards and all other shapes from Belgium. Herbaceous and Perennial stock 
from Royal Tottenham Nurseries, Deedensvoort, Holl. 
RAFFIA. Red Star Brand and three other grades from stock at New York. 
Whinham Industry Gooseberries, Manetti, Trained Fruit Trees, etc. from England. 
SHIPPING. We have our own Custom House Dep’t. Special facilities at Havre, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Southampton, 
Hamburg, etc. Lowest rates consistent with perishable routine of stock. 
McHUTCHISON & CO., 17 Murray St., New York City 
DREER’S PAEONIAS 
We will dig our Paeonias in September and are booking orders for Sep¬ 
tember and October delivery at special prices. The following varieties are 
offered in strong divisions of 3 to 5 eyes, all are of our own growing absolutely 
true to label- VARIETIES DF PAEONIA CHINENSIS. 
Agnes Mary Kelway. Rosy white 
guard petals, with deep creamy 
white center. 
Achillea. Beautiful soft mauve, 
changing to rose-tinted white. 
Andre Lauries. A fine tyrian rose; 
late 
Baroness de Rothschild. Violet rose, 
with lighter shading. 
Canary. Fine large early white, with 
creamy center. 
Chrysanthemiflora Rosea. A fine 
large deep rose-pink, with paler 
shadings; early. 
Charlemagne. Rose tinted white; 
flowers of very large size and good 
substance. 
Candidissima. Sulphur yellow- 
Couronne d’Or. Creamy white, yel¬ 
low stamens. 
Due de Cazes. Guard petals tyrian 
rose, center soft rose-pink; a beau¬ 
tifully formed flower, useful for all 
purposes. 
Duke of Wellington. One of the 
finest double white sorts; very free 
flowering. 
Duchesse de Nemours. An extra fine 
large pure white. 
Delachii. Amaranth red- 
Edulis Superba. Soft mauve, with 
lighter shadings. 
Prancois Ortegal. Brilliant crimson; 
full double flower. 
Festiva Maxima. Pure white, center 
petals tipped red. This is the 
very large white variety, the most 
popular for cut flowers. 
Grandiflora Rosea. Brilliant rosy car¬ 
mine; large and double. 
Grandiflora Carnea Plena. Flesh; 
sulphur center. 
Humei. Rosey carmine; fine large 
flower; late. 
Humei Rosea. Deep rose. 
La Tulipe. Flesh pink, changing to 
white, with few crimson markings; 
large globular flower. 
Lady Bramwell. A beautiful silvery 
rose, of large size and fine form- 
Louis Van Houtte. Brilliant crimson 
maroon; good size and free flower¬ 
ing. 
Mme. de Verneville. Broad sulphur- 
white guard petals, centre delicate 
rosy-white- 
Mme. Forel. Bright deep pink, shad¬ 
ing lighter towards the border. 
Marie Lemoine (Lemoine’s). Extra 
large, free-flowing, ivory-white. 
Mme. Calot. White, tinted rose, 
changing to creamy white; fine. 
Mme. Crousse. Cream guard, blush- 
white center, tinted violet. 
Paganini. Light solferino red, with 
lighter center. 
Pomponia. Guard petals rosy mauve; 
primrose yellow center, changing 
to creamy white- 
Queen Victoria. A good early white. 
Reine des Fleurs. Rosy pink. 
Reine des Roses. Pale rose lilac; 
center cream and pink. 
Victoire Modeste. Blush rose and 
_ white- 
Victoire Tricolor. Guard petals deli¬ 
cate lilac rose, center light salmon 
yellow 
Zoe Calot. White suffused with del¬ 
icate rose. 
PAEONIES, EARLY FLOWERING. 
Offcinalis (Mutabilis) Alba. Blush 
white. 
Offcinalis “ Rosea. Soft 
bright pink. 
Offcinalis Rubra. Crimson. 
Tenuifolia flore pleno. Crimson. 
We take pride in maintaining our well-known reputation for liberal val¬ 
ues. WRITE FOR SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. 
Our Fall wholesale list will be mailed to florists and nurserymen in Sep¬ 
tember. If you have no copy, write for it. 
HENRY A. DREER, Inc., 714 fI, E L s Sg L T P S H T S EET 
Apple Seedlings 
By constant spraying and thorough culti¬ 
vating we have kept the foliage perfect on our 
Apple Seedling blocks. As we plant on new 
land the stocks are not effected with leaf spot 
—but are strong and vigorous. 
Our grades will not be pinched, but will be 
liberal. We have no cheap grown contract 
seedlings. Our seedlings are all grown just 
the very best that—good land—long experience 
—and liberal use of money can make. 
Let us furnish you the sort of stocks that 
will make a good stand of grafts or buds. 
The better the seedling the better the graft. 
We are booking orders now for Fall and Winter 
delivery. 
F. W. Watson & Co. 
TOPEKA, KANSAS 
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