MONBRETRIAS—Continued 
Doz. 100 1000 
Geo. Davison. Pure yellow; branched stems. 3 ft. oe Pet SS) dhe 450 40.00 
Golden West. Large open flowers; golden yellow. 3 ft, 00. is 450 40.00 
His Majesty. A glorious variety, flowers measuring four inches 
across, deep velvety scarlet shading to gold, reverse of petals 
CTINISONE SNOCING OC WIhitOc. Ol inal mei ae aes 2s ee 1.50 8.50<. 80.00 
King Edmund. Robust grower. Large, golden yellow with carmine 
POLS MSS IMECOTITCL ee out ar cats oe amen nG on ee ee ee kee ht Wis 450 40.00 
Lady Hamilton. A pretty variety of erect habit. Apricot-yellow 
flowers, a wide band of erglaielair -rose, small crimson dots. in 
GIST emo) pad ee paket ee eT ak eee gm be eS Lie a RE aig ee F 5-100 eee) 50010) 
Lemon Queen. Yellow with pale yellow center. 2 ft. 2.010... ae 450 40.00 
Lord Nelson. Deep orange-scarlet, golden center. Robust grower. 
LSE 4, shia cadets © —o Maat EE RE REPL WIENS Ly Ne eho Oe A I ORR eS Ee aie 1.00 5.00 50.00 
Marjorie. Large open flowers yellow inside, reverse of petals crim- 
Songecrimsony blotches inmcentér 3/4 ite an ee vate oh So La 1.00 5,00, 90:00 
Princess. Brilliant ruby-scarlet, center yellow with crimson blotches 
DT NMECSCT ALS GAT ai pee eae Ree NS ee ek el vee Uo Pete nS Rad oe en od Sa 1.00 Do UmenoU208 
Orange Princess. Large orange-yellow flowers with small brown 
blotches in center. Very free and vigorous flowering. 3 ft. ....... bo 6-007. 00-00 
Queen Alexandra. A choice variety of early habit, golden yellow, 
itisnearopricot, carmine oloich om base ol metals: 41if ae ee 1.00 5:00 00:00 
Rheingold. Deep golden yellow. Well branched spikes, well opened 
flowers of heavy -texiure., Very strong grower, 3l/> ft. 22. 2 207 COs. 0000 
OSG Cea oltre /o7 Lise ree, ee ee he es ane On We aon oR ee Pg Les TO ASO 40:00 
Star of the East. A grand variety, producing bold spikes of large, 
flat, expanding tlowers, golden orange with creamy eye. 
Do ah Ie cee et he eek ee tg a eee Se We Rah te Seg pr peal ZO0R 1200") 100.00 
Una. Rich golden-apricot, with crimson blotches in center, reverse 
of petals deep golden orange, flushed crimson, many large 
flowers open at the same time. Very good and attractive. 
DAY irs she Capea, ASME AR YY NOL Yale en Eee EDO er Meee IF Sh ee oe ee 1.00 5200) mou: 00 
Vesuvius. Bright vermilion; very showy; late flowering. 2)/, ft. 1.00 D20Ue BOU.00 
MixedeVarietlesng y erygichioice at hee en ey ay eee ey eee 90 Sro0s 30208 
NEW EARLHAM VARIETIES 
These are the magnificent NEW MONTBRETIAS which have attained so much 
attention for some yeors past at the R. H. S. Show in late summer and during autumn. 
They are a great advance on most of the older varieties, being generally taller and 
most robust in growth, while the flowers are of greater size and beauty, some of them 
measuring 3 or 4 inches in diameter. They make first class border plants, and are of 
great decorative value for cutting. 
Boz, 100 1000 
Apricot Queen. Rich golden apricot. One of the first in blossom; 
VASe A CE AMIISIVA Savant Nee ey hh eet) peels GeO tw Se See ten ee On $1.75 $10.00 $90.00 
Citronella. Rich canary-yellow, star-shaped flowers of heavy tex- 
ture, with small, crimson blotch in center; robust grower 
531 pane One ee eee ia edt eg Ti oc 2.00 12.00 100.00 
Comet. Large, star-shaped flower of fine substance, rich deep golden 
orange, with broad band of blood-crimson, yellow center.- Dark 
alate liq SrateM each, VAY hie hk es etal aie eae AR OR ee ee ea ZOOM OOM OOL00 
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