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LILACS.. Wueacelled for Fragrant Spring Blowers 
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. 
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 
Ellen 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. 
Maximowicz (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. 
MOST VARIETIES AVAILABLE AS LARGER : ; 
PLANTS IN 5-GALLON CONTAINERS LILAC MOOD INDIGO 
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