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PEONIES 
MME. DE VERNEVILLE. (7.9). White, with carmine spots. Fine flower. Pyramid-shaped cen- 
Ree fe SULE CTODDCL. RU Yr sy ey ede a. ule wfc os 8's v's oY Each .50; Per 10 $4.00; Per 100 $30.06 
MME. DUCEL. (7.9). Bright silvery pink, witha shade of salmon and silver reflex. Bomb type: 
rank grower of dwarf habit; free bloomer.... 2.2.0.0... 000... c ceca eee Each .40; Per 10 $3.0@ 
MME. EMILE GALLE (Crousse 1881). (8.5). Soft lilac, with yellow-white center, changing to 2. 
creamy shade, with lilac bordered petals. Large, cup-shaped, imbricated bloom, with conspic— 
ously flesh coloring. Extra fine ................ PSMA Te yaa dust alaliocs) oN Each 50; Per 10 $3.00: 
MME. EDOUARD DORIAT (Dor.). White. Fine.......... 2. ee ce cece es Each $1.00 
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MLLE. LEONIE CALOT (Calot). (8.1). Beautiful salmon-pink, fading to soft flesh-white. 
oie trecly: inhi Cisne te ee ee eS ae Each .40; Per 10 $3.06 
MEDIA (Kelway). Clear, deep pink, perfect form, very large ..................0.005- Each .50 
MEISSONIER (Crousse 1886). Very brilliant red. In some cut-flower markets, known as the: 
American Beauty Peony, because of its ee” in color to the rose of that name. Good 
CUMLLOW CU LVATICOW Ci rete ee re lS ake a wae es Each .50; Per 10 $3.50; Per 100 $30.06 
MRS. A. B. FRANKLIN (Franklin). (9.41). Large, pure white compact rose-type. Much like @& 
large white rose, sturdy, upright grower, fragrant, late. First class Certificate A. P. S., Chica-— 
ey ect cee eer en ee eh Ie ees ak iai'e's wie dies seSeeaeett cocevewecetaes Each $3.08 
MRS. DEANE FUNK (A. M. Brand). A Walter Faxon-pink coming into bloom early mid-sea- 
son. The flower resembles Phyllis Kelway and is one of the finest of all peonies for use ir 
decorative work in making up large baskets or vases of flowers. A distinctive band of golderm: 
stamens light up the entire flower and these stamens enclose a rosebud, cup-shaped center 
of large incurving petals. Magnificent in the Show room ......................45: Each $3.00 
MRS. EDWARD HARDING (1918). (9.3). Pure white. Large flower of fine quality. Petals are 
set close together without overcrowding............... cc cece eee ce eeee Each .75; Per 10 $6.06 
MRS. FRANK BEACH (A. M. Brand)...(9.0). A deep ivory white coming into bloom late in the 
season. The flower is large, flat, perfect rose type with long, narrow, laciniated petals of the 
same lacy effect as in Jubilee. Mrs. Frank Beach is a glorified Jubilee but is not handicap— 
ped by a weak stem. This variety develops a flower true to type on a yearling plant. The 
blooms are profuse and sweetly fragrant. One of the best of all white peonies. 
TRU IRE, nee a I ASHANTI aig inl a 64/4)2 ie caie_os acdio © wilevoieie oa ce els Each $1.00; Per 10 $8.0® 
MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT (Franklin). (9.38. Double with extra long, loose petals of soft: 
rose color. Its size, form, and color combining to make it most attractive. A good grower and 
free bloomer. Honorable Mention A. P. S., His Moines, 1932. First Class Certificate A. P. 
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MRS. HARRIET GENTRY. (Bra.) (8.95). Pure white Late .................... .-.-- Each $2.00 
MRS. J. H. NEELEY (Dr. J. H. Neeley). (9.2). A late flowering blush-white with a greenish reflex 
at the base of petals. Center petals enlivened with yellowish pink or salmon tones that are 
_ attractively different. A new variety that seems destined to earn a place among the truly 
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| MRS. JOHN M. KLEITSCH. (A. M. Brand). (9.0). A tall, very late deep pink with exceedingly 
strong, heavy steams and large green foliage. The petals are long, broad, pointed, and of 
ereat substance. A fragrant flower of true rose type. When you think the Peony season is 
over, Mrs. John M. Kleitsch comes along to top off the season. Too late to appear in many 
shows, but won first Sie as the best flower in the entire show at St. Paul in 1928. 
inary UN.) gia) idl da (alesis wlarw 6.8.4 ors eWiG.@ @iate deia'e dees Each $1.00; Per 10 $8.06' 
MRS. J. V. EDLUND. (J. V. Edlund) (9.5). This is a large pure white flower of most perfect: 
form. In voting off the tie with Hansina Brand at the Toronto National Show, this flower was 
awarded best flower in the show. It is a late lrage pure white that is in bloom with Blanche 
King, Genevieve, Mrs. A. M. Brand, and Mrs. Frank Beach. It is one of the very finest of all 
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MRS. JOHN GOOD. Fine White........ ih ALR ea, el OG A VU Re ... Each $1.00 
MRS. LIVINGSTONE FARRAND (Nichols). (9.4).The most talked of new Peony in many vears.. 
This is because of its beautiful color. It is the pink everyone likes. It is a deeper shade tham 
Walter Faxon and retains its color in the full sun much better. The flower is rather high and 
loosely built. The stock of this variety is scarce and our supply is limited ........ Each $1256. 
MRS. ROMAINE B. WARE (A. M. Brand). (9.1). A fragrant light pink coming into bloom mid- 
season. The flower is medium large rose type. with a delightful rose fragrance. The plant is: 
- medium tall with strong, slender steams thathold the flowers well erect.......... Each $1.5 
MSR. SHAYLOR-FORCE (1919). Ivory-white, with a few narrow yellow-edged petals in collar. 
Sometimes flecks of crimson in the center. Large, compact blooms of globular form; very 
fragrant. MidS€aSON ........... ccc cece eee tenet teeta ee te eet eetenenns Each 50 
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