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LACS... Wueacelled for Fragrant Spring Blawerds 
RECENT INTRODUCTIONS 
Firmament. Single flowers are sky-blue. Splendid in 
quantity and shape of clusters and habit of growth. 
Monument. This is one of the really fine single white 
lilacs. Rounded clusters are large, handsomely formed, and 
profuse. 
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Mood Indigo. The large individual single flowers are deep, 
orchid-purple; deeper in the bud. Large clusters are borne 
profusely on robust plants. 
Mountain Haze. Large flower clusters are single purplish- 
mauve, Opening to bluish-purple. 
Pink Spray (Plant Pat. Applied for). A new W. B. Clarke 
variety introduced this year for the first time. A rare and 
unusual pink lilac of robust growth and profuse blooming 
habit. The open single flowers are carmine-pink, making 
a pleasing contrast to the unopened dark rosy-mauve 
flower buds. 
Prices for the above: Bare root, 2-3 ft. $3.00. 

MOUNTAIN HAZE (3), MONUMENT (2), FIRMAMENT (1) 
STANDARD VARIETIES 
Eilen Willmott. The finest double white lilac. 
Henri Martin. Double flowers deep purple in 
bud, opening to pinkish-lilac. 
Leon Gambetta. An old favorite, with double, 
pinkish-lavender flowers. 
Maximowicez (Maxie for short). Excellent 
flower clusters are double, violet-heliotrope. 
Volcan. The nearest to an “old-fashioned pur- 
ple lilac’’ but greatly improved. Flowers are 
single, deep purple. 
Prices for the above: Bare root, 2-3 ft., $2.50. 
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