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Announcement

Miss Ella V. Baines

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

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This Company will not
issue any further Retail
Catalogs. A limited
Retail Price List will
be issued each Spring
and Fall, which will be

sent upon request.

All items, except where noted,
are postpaid by us.

MISS ELLA V. BAINES,

Own root, pot-grown Roses

Everblooming Teas & Hybrid

Teas

PRICE: l-year, 25c each, except where
noted; 2-year, 50c each, except where
noted. Your choice of any six 25c plants
for $1.38; any six 50c plants for $2.69.

ALEXANDER HILL GRAY (T)—Sulphur yellow.
ANTOINE REVOIRE (H. T.)—Flesh.
BESSIE BROWN (H. T.)—Creamy flesh.
BRIARCLIFF (H. T.)—Deep rose-pink, lighter at
outer edge of petals.
CHAS. K. DOUGLAS (H. T.)—Scarlet.
COLUMBIA (H. T.)—Glowing pink.
CRUSADER (H. T.)—Velvety Crimson. :
DIXIE (H. T.}—Sport of radiance, salmon-pink.
ETOILE DE HOLLAND (H. T.)—Dark red.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY (H. T.)—Good flowing red.
GOLDEN OPHELIA (H. T.)—Bright yellow.
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ (C. T.)—Fiery scarlet-crimson.
crimson. 4
HELEN GOOD (T)—Yellow, peach and pink.
HELEN GOULD (H. T.)—Watermelon-red.
HOOSIER BEAUTY (H. T.)—Velvet scarlet-red.
JONKHEER J. L. OC are ie rich satin-
ink, darker on back of petals. , '
KAISERIN A. VICTORIA (H. T.)—White with
cream center. A F
KILLARNEY (H. T.)—Bright pink for cutting.
LA CHAMPAGNE (H. T.)—Bright chamois, apri-
cot and peach, with yellow base. _
LADY HILLINGDON (T)—Clear apricot-yellow.
LADY MARGARET STEWART (1927)—Another
marvelous introduction of Alexander Dickson &
Sons awarded the Gold Medal of the National
Rose Society of England at the 1926 Spring Show.
A Rose of unique and distinct color, the flower
in the young stage is a deep sunflower-yellow
heavily veined and splashed with orange-scarlet
with reverse of the petal deeply suffused with
carmine, as the flowers develop these colors in-
termingle forming a_ most beautiful cadmium
orange effect. The bud is long and pointed,
opening to a full double flower, of most pleasing
decorative form of delightfully sweet scent.
One year plants 60c each, two year $1.00 each.
MADAME BUTTERFLY (H._ T.)—Bright pink
suffused with apricot and gold. _ :
MRS. CHAS. BELL (H. T.)—Shell-pink radiance.
MRS B. R. CANT (T)—Outer petals deep rose, in-
side silver-pink.
MAMAN COCHET (T)—Light pink shaded salmon
for cutting. i
OPHELIA (H. T.)—Salmon flesh, shaded with rose.
PRES. TAFT (H. T.)—Rich pink with salmon
center, fragrant. ;
RADIANCE (H. T.)—Brilliant rose-pink.
RED RADIANCE (H. T.)—Rich brilliant red, large.
RED COLUMBIA (H. T.)—Bright scarlet crimson.
REV. F. PAGE ROBERTS (Cant & Sons, 1921)—
A rose of remarkable beauty both in form and
color. The long pointed buds are of a coppery-
red, stained red on the outside and open to good
full double fragrant flowers of golden yellow,
particularly high colored in late summer and fall.
The plant is of vigorous branching habit with
beautiful foliage. One year 35c, two year 65c
RHEA REID (H. T.—Very double, dark crimson.
SENSATION (H. T.)—Entrancing shade of red.

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EVERBLOOMING TEAS AND HYBRID
TEAS—Concluded

SOUVENIR DE CLAUDIUS PERNET—A new,
clear yellow Rose which has made a tremendous
sensation because of its practically_unfading color
and excellent habit of growth. Foliage is ex-
traordinarily dark, glossy and fairly resistant to
disease. Growth vigorous and very thorny.
Souvenir de Claudius Pernet is the only Rose we
offer in budded Rose. Strong one year plants.
Only 50c each.

SUNBURST (H. T.)—Orange-yellow.

TEMPLAR (H. T.)—Large clear bright red.

WHITE KILLARNEY (H. T.)—Large white.

WHITE MAMAN COCHET (T.)—White with pink
markings on edge of petals.

WILHELM KORDES (Per)—Bud large long pointed.
Flower large, double golden-yellow, with copper-
yellow at edges and on petals exposed to the
sun, strong fragrance, like ripe apples. One year,
35c, two year, 65c.

ye R. SMITH (T)—Flesh pink shaded salmon at
ase.

Tender Climbers for Southern
and Coast planting

AMOENA—The pink Cherokee Rose.

CLIMB. COLUMBIA—Bright pink.

CLIMB. KAISERINE—Creamy white.

CLIMB. KILLARNEY—Deep shell-pink.

CLIMB. LADY ASHTOWN—Even shade of rose
throughout.

CLIMB. MAMAN—Light pink shaded salmon.

CLIMB. OPHELIA—Salmon flesh.

CLIMB. SOUV. OF WOOTON—Deep crimson.

CLIMB. SUNBURST—Orange-yellow.

CLIMB. WHITE COCHET—White with pink mark-

ings.
GAINSBORO—Large flesh-tinted fawn.
MARECHAL NIEL—Deep golden-yellow, tea fra-
grance,

REVE D’ OR—Buff-yellow.

WHITE BANKSIA—Clusters of white fragrant
flowers.

YELLOW BANKSIA—Clusters of yellow.

PRICE: 1-year, 25c each, except where
noted; 2-year, 50c each, except where

noted. Your choice of any six 25c plants
for $1.38; any six 50c plants for $2.69.

Polyantha or Baby Roses

(Dwarf)

CATHERINE ZEIMET—White clusters.

CLOTHILDA SOUPERT—White with pink centers
always in bloom, very hardy.

ERNA TESCHENDORFF—Deep crimson clusters.

GRUS AN AACHEN—Yellow shaded salmon and
rose.

LAPAYETTE—Large cherry-crimson, very free.

LE MARNE—Rosy blush, lighter center, fragrant.

LE PONCEAU—Dark red clusters.

MLLE. CECILE BRUNNER—Blush, shaded salmon.

MISS EDITH CAVELL—Bright red, white eye.

ORANGE KING—Orange color.

ORLEANS—Cerise with white eye.

TIP TOP (Baby Doll)—Golden-yellow tipped cerise.

PRICE: i-year, 25c each, except where
noted; 2-year, 50c each, except where
noted. Your choice of any six 25c plants
for $1.38; any six 50c plants for $2.69.

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Hardy Climbing Roses

(Old and new varieties)

AMERICAN PILLAR—Apple blossom clusters,
large and showy, blooms anywhere.

CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY—True American
Beauty color.

CRIMSON RAMBLER—Old favorite clusters of
crimson.

DOROTHY PERKINS—Pink clusters and vigorous.

DR. HUEY—Very dark crimson, large flowers.

DR. W. VAN FLEET—Large flower flesh-pink.

EMILY GRAY—Yellow.

GARDENIA—Good creamy yellow.

JACOTTE—Coppery yellow tinted red.

MARY LOVETT—Large double pure white.

MARY WALLACE—Rose-pink, salmon base.

PAULS SCARLET CLIMBER—Large lasting scarlet.
RED PERKINS—Clusters of rosy red.

RED EXPLORER—A climbing red, Polyantha Rose.

ROSARIE—Bright pink form of Tausendschoen.

SHOWER OF GOLD—A yellow rambler.

SILVER MOON—Very large single white.

WICHURIANA—White Memorial Rose.

PRICE: I-year, 25c each, except where
noted; 2-year, 50c each, except where
noted. Your choice of any six 25c plants
for $1.38; any six 50c plants for $2.69.

Hardy June Roses

AMERICAN BEAUTY—The popular red Rose.
BLACK PRINCE—Deep blackish crimson.
CONRAD F. MEYER —Large bright vivid pink.
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI—White American Beauty.
Very large and free flowering.
F. J. GROOTENDORST—A Rugosa Rose with
clusters of bright red carnation-like flowers.
GEN. JACQUEMINOT—Crimson scarlet.
HEINRICH MUNCH-—Soft pink, large.
HUGONIS—Single yellow (Golden Rose of China).
J. B. CLARK—One of the largest deep crimson.
PAUL NEYRON—Large deep self-pink or rose.

PRICE: l1-year, 25c each, except where
noted; 2-year, 50c each, except where
noted. Your choice of any six 25c plants
for $1.38; any six 50c plants for $2.69.

Moss Roses

(Old fashioned, hardy)

ELIZABETH ROWE—Deep pink.
HENRY MARTIN—Red.
MOUSSELINE—Blush white.

PRICE: l1-year, 25c each, except where
noted; 2-year, 50c each, except where
noted. Your choice of any six 25c plants
for $1.38; any six 50c plants for $2.69.

Large Flowered
Chrysanthemums

Price, 15c each, any 3 for 40c, 12 for $1.48

ANGELO—Medium pink.
COED—Anemone form soft pink, yellow center.
ELLA GUILLFORD—Daybreak-pink.
GLADYS PEARSON—Apricot.

GLORY OF THE PACIFIC—Blush-white.
GOLD LODE—Golden-yellow.
HARVARD—Dark crimson.
MARIGOLD—Mammoth yellow, early.
OCONTO—Early white.

OCTOBER FROST—Early white.
PACIFIC SUPREME—Beautiful pink,

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LARGE FLOWERED CHRYSANTHEMUMS
—Concluded

QUAKER MAID—Large white.

ROSE PERFECTION—Rosy pink.

SMITHS ENCHANTRESS—A bright rose-pink.
SNOW WHITE—Early pure white.

TINTS OF GOLD—Golden sunset color.

WHITE PERFECTION—The perfect white Mum.

Hardy Chrysanthemums

Including Pom Pon and “Raggedy”

AUNT MARY —Old rose color, raggedy.
BRONZE DOTY—Rich bronze reggedy.
CLARE—Pure white button.

DIANA—Snow white, large and quilled.
ERMALINDA—Rich pink of rare beauty, early.
ETHEL—Bronzy red, Pom Pon.

GLORY OF SEVEN OAKS—Yellow, raggedy.
LILIAN DOTY—Large pink.

NEW YORK—Golden-yellow bronze center, button.
RED DOTY—Wine-red, silver reflex.
RODELL—Early yellow, button.

ROSE CHARM—Rose-pink, Pom Pon.
UVALDE—Very early, white large.

WHITE DOTY--Exceilent white, large.
WHITE WINGS—Pure white, very free.

Price, 15c each, any 3 for 40c, 12 for $1.48

DAHLIAS

Decorative, Show and Cactus

COUNTESS OF LONSDALE—(Cactus) For perfec-
tion of bloom, erectness of stem, abundance of
flower, this variety has never yet been equaled.
On several of the plants we have counted over
150 perfect blooms on one plant. Is there any
other garden flower that can equal it? Color is
a rich salmon-pink, tinted apricot. 30c each,
3 for 79c. ;

EMPEROR—(Decorative) Deep velvety crimson.
50c each. fates

ESTHER R. HOLMES—(Cactus) Orchid-pink. $1.00
each.

FLORA—(Cactus) White. 25¢ each.

FRANCES WHITE—(Cactus) White, center yellow.
50c each. ;

JACK’S DISCOVERY—(Decorative) Violet rose,
light center. 50c each. 4
JUDGE MAREAN — (Decorative) Salmon-pink,
orange-yellow and red suffused golden-yellow.

--75c_each. :

JERSEY BEAUTY—(Decorative) Most beautiful
pink. 75c each,

MEYERBEER—(Decorative) Crimson shaded ma-
roon, 50c each. 3

MILLIONAIRE—(Decorative) Lavender, overlaid

with pink. 50c each. f

MRS. I. DE VER WARNER—(Decorative) Soft
orchid-rose. 50c each.

OREGON BEAUTY—(Decorative) Intense oriental
red. 35c each.

PATRICK O’MARA—(Decorative) Chrome-yellow,
suffused red. 40c each. :

PEARL WHITE—(Decorative) White overlaid flesh-
pink. 75c each.

PRINCE OF YELLOWS—(Cactus) Canary-yellow.
25c each.

QUEEN VICTORIA—(Show) Pure yellow. 25¢ each.

REINE CAYEAUX—(Cactus) Brilliant geranium-
red.25¢ each.

SAGAMORE—(Decorative) Amber gold, shaded
salmon and rose. 50c each.

SCARLET GIANT—(Decorative) Intense scarlet.
50c each. Z

DAHLIAS—Concluded

SPRINGFIELD—A new Dahlia of our own intro-
duction. (Cactus) It is identical with Countess of
Lonsdale except in two essentials. It has a
darker stem and the flowers, instead of being
a salmon-pink as in Lonsdale, in Springfield are
a rich amaranthine-red. Its beauty cannot be
described. No Dahlia blooms freer, no Dahlia is
as pretty as Springfield. It lasts longer cut than
any Dahlia we know. 35c each, 3 for 89c.

THE PRIDE OF CALIFORNIA—(Decorative) Large
crimson, rich. 35¢ each.

Beautiful House Ferns
(Nephrolepsis)

BABY BREATH (Goodii)—Finest foliage.
BOSTON—The old favorite plain, long leaf.
COLORADO—Ostrich plume type.
ROOSEVELT—Plain leaves, deeply waved.
TEDDY, JR.—Dwarf form of Roosevelt.
WHITMANII—The real Ostrich Plume variety.

Prices, 2 inch pot plants, 20c each, 3 for
50c; 4 inch pot plants, 50c each, 3 for $1.38

Hardy Perennial Phlox
20 ceach, 3 for 50c, 12 for $2.00

ATHIS—Tall salmon-pink.

B. COMTE—Brilliant French purple.
BEACON—Cherry-red.

ECLAIREUR—Bright carmine.

ELIZABETH CAMPBELL—Salmon-pink with red

eye.

EUROPA—White with carmine eye.

ISABEY—Tall salmon-pink.

LA VOGUE—Rose-pink, deeper eye.

miss LINGARD—Pearly white, very free, extra
ne.

MRS. CHAS. DORR—Mauve-blue. Tall.

MRS. JENKINS—Tall early white.

R. P. STRUTHRERS—Cherry-red suffused deep
salmon.

RHEINLANDER—Low with very large salmon-
pink florets, with claret-red eye. A wonder.

RIVERTON JEWEL—Peach blossom-pink, deeper

eye.
RHYNSTROM—Paul Neyron-pink.

Hardy Phlox

Newer varieties. Large florets
30c each, 6 for $1.50

COMMANDER— Extra large _ flowers, brilliant
cherry-red, with dark eye. Strong grower.

COQUELICOT—Brilliant orange-scarlet.

DEUTCHLAND—Glittering orange-carmine, deeper
at center.

DR. CHARCOT—Deep violet-blue, with a flaring
white. center.

ENCHANTRESS—Bright salmon-pink.

FEUERBRAND—(Firebrand) Well named. The
reddest of all Phlox. Cerese and _ vermilion,
flamed with orange. Large flower.

GRUPPENKONIGAN—Flesh-pink, fresh and dainty,
with blood red spot at center.

INDEPENDENCE—Pure white.

MRS. ETHEL PRITCHARD—Self shade of rose-
mauve. One of the most refined of all Phlox.
Certainly a lovely color.

RISING SUN—Soft pink.

SPECIAL FRENCH—Glowing pink, large trusses.

TERRE NEUVE—Exquisite lavender.

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Gladiolus
Each Doz. 100

AMERICA—Too much cannot be said

of this beautiful dainty pink, tinted

lavender: 22 he eta Le ee $0.05 $0.50 $3.50
ANNA _ EBERIUS—Mauve-purple-_-____ 10 1.00 7.50
BETREX, THE BEAUTIFUL—Lus-

trous white with pencil stripes of

lilackinathroate= eee eee 10 1.00 7.50
CATHERINA—Grayish light blue_--_ .15 1.50 10.00
DOROTHY McKIBBEN—Ruffled pink .10 1.00 7.50

EB. J. SHAYLOR—Rose-pink__--___-__ -10 1.00 7.50
EUROPA—Pure white----______--_____ 10 1.00 7.50
GOLDEN MEASURE—Golden-yellow .15 1.50 10.00
HALLEY-—Salmon-pink ~__-__--_-_____ 05 .50 3.50
HERADA—Mauve -------_--_ - 10 1.00 7.50
JEWELL—Salmon-pink —__-__--______ 10 1.00 7.50
LOUISE—Bluish lavender-_____-__-_- 15 1.50 10.00
10 1.00 7.50
10 1.00 7.50
05 .50 3.50
-10 1.00 7.50
15 1.50 10.00
05 .50 3.50
05 .50 3.50

PINS PERFECTION—Apple blossom-
pin
PRINCE OR WALES—Golden salmon .10 1.00 7.50

ROSE 1910—Pure rose-pink_--_____.--- 10 1.00 7.50
SCARLANO—Orange-red —---__- : { 7.50
SCHWABEN-—Citron-yellow 7.50
WAR—Dark crimson_--_____-___ us 7.50
WILBRINCK—Flesh-pink —_____-_____ 4 : 3.50

Mixed Gladiolus, 50c dozen, $3.50 hundred

Double Geraniums

ALPHONSE RICARD—Scarlet.

AMERICAN BEAUTY—American Beauty-red.

AURORA—Salmon-pink.

BEAUTE POINTEVINE—Salmon flesh.

HELEN MITCHELL—Scarlet.

JEAN VIAUD—Pink with white center.

LA FAVORITE—Pure white.

MAD. BARNEY—Rich pure pink.

MAD. LANDRY —Salmon-orange.

MeReUlS DE CASTELANE—Very brilliant crim-
son-red,

MARQUIS DE MONTMART—Purplish crimson.

S. A. NUTT—Deepest crimson. 2

15c each, 3 for 40c, 12 for $1.50

Geraniums

Newer varieties

IRVINGTON BEAUTY—Salmon-rose.
FIAT—Deep satin salmon-pink.
RADIO RED—Dazzling scarlet.
RED BARNEY—Crimson-scarlet.

25c each, 3 for 69c

Chinese Hibiscus

20c each, 3 for 50c; large 50c each

AURANTIACUS—Large and double, with orange-
colored flowers.

CARMINIATUS PERFECTUS—Full round flowers
of perfect shape and of a rich soft carmine-rose,
with a deep crimson eye, fully six inches in
diameter.

DOUBLE CRIMSON—This grand variety has im-
mense flowers of the richest crimson, combined
with glossy foliage, renders it best of all.

GRANDIFLORUS—Rich, glossy, cut-leaved foliage,
diterally, covering the plant with scarlet-crimson
owers.

CHINESE HIBISCUS—Concluded

PEACHBLOW-—The flowers are double and from
4 to 5 inches in diameter, of a charming, rich,
clear pink, with small deep crimson centers.

PSYCHE—Scarlet color, with edge of petals ruffled.
The tree when in full bloom is completely
covered with flowers.

SINENSIS GIGANTEA—Vivid crimson-scarlet and
they can be seen from a long distance like a
flaming torch.

SUBVIOLACEOUS—Flowers of enormous sizt,
beautiful carmine tinted with violet.

VERSICOLOR—A variety combining in its flowers

all of the colors of the whole family, being hand-
somely striped crimson, buff, rose and white.
Flowers eight inches in diameter.

Hardy Perennial Plants,
Pot-grown

Prices, except where noted, 25c each,
3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

ACHILLEA (The Pearl)—Pure white for cutting.

AETHIONEMA—Rock plant pink flowers.

AGROSTEMMA-—Silver foliage, carmine bloom.

ALYSSUM SAXTILE COMPACTUM—Early yellow-
flowered rock plant.

ANCHUSA—Blue flower.

ANTHEMIS—Hardy yellow daisy.

AQUIGELIA (Columbine)—Mixed colors.

ARABIS ALPENA (Rock Cress)—Early white
fragrant.

AMERIA HYBRIDS—Dwarf. Pink shades.

ARTEMISIA—Silver foliage for cutting.

ASTER—Tall blue clusters.

AUBRETIA (Rainbow Wall Cress)—Rock plant.
Mixed colors, extra.

BOLTONIA—Lavender pink aster like. Tall.

Sat known Butterfly Bush. Color
ilac.

CAMPANULA-Canterbury Bells. White, pink, blue.

CARNATION—Old fashioned Crimson King.

CENTAUREA—Blue, white or yellow.

CERASTUM-—Silver foliage. Creeper, white.

COREOPSIS—Single or double, yellow.

DAISY SHASTA—Large white for cutting.

DAISY H & E—Early for Decoration Day. White.

DELPHINIUM, BELLADONNA-—Sky-blue.

DELEPHINIUM, BELLAMOSA—Dark blue.

DELPHINIUM, GOLD MEDAL HYBRIDS—Mixed.

DELPHINIUM, B, & M, HYBRIDS—Mixed.

DIANTHUS DELTOIDES—Rock creeper. Beautiful
foliage. Compact, very free, deep pink.

DIANTHUS BARBATUS—AII colors.

DIANTHUS, SCOTCH PINKS—AII colors.

DIANTHUS, ALWOODII PINKS—Mixed.

DIACENTRA—Bleeding Heart. 40c each.

DIGITALIS, FOX GLOVE—AII colors.

EULALIA—Hardy grass. Narrow, mid-rib silver.

GAILLARDIA—Red and yellow daisy-like flower.

GEUM—Red flower.

GYPSOPHILA (Baby’s Breath)—Single, white.

HELIANTHEMUM—Rock-rose. Pink and Yellow
shades.

HELIANTHUS—Hardy Sunflower.

HEMEROCALIS (Lemon Lily)—Fragrant yellow.

HEUCHERA (Rockeries)—Red flower. 40c each.

HIBISCUS (Hardy Mallow)—All colors.

HOLLYHOCKS—Double. All colors.

IBERUS (Hardy Candytuft)—White dwarf.

LATHYRUS (Hardy Sweet Pea)—Red and pink.

LAVENDULA (Sweet Lavender)—Blue, fragrant.

LIATRIS (Blazing Star)—Purple.

LOBELIA—Cardinal red flowers.

LYCHNIS—White or red.

LYTHRUM—Tall rosy lilac.

MYOSOTIS—Blue For-get-me-not.

PENTSTEMON-—-Red and mixed colors.

HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Concluded

PHYSALIS—Chinese Lantern Plants.
PHYSOSTEGIA—Pink and white. Tall.
PLATYCODIN—Blue and white.
POPPY, ORIENTAL—Orange Queen—Orange.
POPPY, ORIENTAL—Proserpine—Scarlet. 50c each.
POPPY ORIENTAL—Mixed Hybrids.
PLUMBAGO LARPENTAE—Dwarf. Deep blue.
PRIMULA (Hardy Primrose)—Mixed colors.
PYRETHRUM (Painted Daisy)—Early mixed.
RUDBECKIA (Golden Glow)—Tall, yellow.
RUDBECKIA PURPURIA—Lavender—Pink Cone
Daisy.
SAGE~_The best Sage for flavoring.
SCABIOSA—AIl colors.
SEDUM—8 sorts for rockeries, etc.
STATICE LATIFOLIA—Blue.
STATICE CASPIA—Lavender.
STOKESIA—White and blue Cornflower Aster.
THALICTRUM—Purple Meadow Rue.
TRITOMA—Red hot poker flowers.
VERONICA—Blue flower.
VIOLA (Hardy Violet)—Blue or apricot.

VIOLETS—Lady H. Campbell—Double, blue.
Prince of Wales—Single, purple.
Swanley White—Double, white.

YUCCA—Beautiful palm leaf. White bloom.

Peonies

For Spring planting
ANDRE LAURIES—Rose type; late. Deep rose.
Bach’ (se ee ee ee $0.75
AVALANCHE—Crown type; late midseason. Pure
yd etetas | oI DEYS nat 30.85
COURONNE D’OR—Semi-rose type; midseason.
Pure white, showing yellow stamens. Very

beartifwi each ee eee $0.75
DR. BOISDUVAL—Rose type; late midseason. Large
dark red. Each-_. ee eee $0.75

LADY LEONORA BRAMWELL—Bomb type; early
midseason. Delicate silvery pink. Best to cut.
Weryirarrant ach eee $0.75

LA TULIPE—Semi-rose type; midseason. Blush
white: Bach: 2323) 2k Ss ee ee $0.75

MODELE DE PERFECTION—Rose type; late. eS
pink. Each $1.0

PETITE RENEE—Japanese—Anemone type; Bae
season. Large carmine-purple flowers of great

beauty: ach! 2330 23 eS eee $1.00
PHILOMELE—Anemone type; midseason. Violet-
rose with amber yellow centers. Each----_---$0.85
RACHEL (Terry’s)—Rose type; midseason. Garnet-
ted. (Each ee eee $1.00

SOUV. DE L’EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE—Rose
type; late midseason. Fragrant, violet-rose with

silver! reflex “Each. eee $0.75
ENERO type; midseason. Fragrant, shell-
pink: Each2-W23) eee eee $0.85
WELCOME. GUEST=Seee double type; midseason.
Pinks Racha ssa eS $0.75

Hardy Irises

These Beautiful Varieties
Priced at 35c each, 3 for 85c, 12 for $3.00

ALBERT VICTOR —S. soft blue; F. lavender.

AUREA-—S. and F. rich chrome yellow.

AUSTRALIS—S. deep lavender; F. Soft blue.

CIENGIALTI ZEPHYR —S. and F. clear violet-blue.

FAIRY—S. white with midrib of soft green, deli-
cately veined soft blue at the base; F. creamy
white delicately veined blue at base. This is one
of the indispensables.

FRO-—S. deep gold; F. brilliant chestnut-brown with
narrow border of gold.

JUNIATA-—S. and F. clear blue.

LOHENGRIN-S. and F. uniform soft shade of
Cattleya-rose.

PALLIDA DALMATICA—S. fine lavender; F. clear
deep lavender, flowers very large, extra fine.

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HARDY IRISES—Concluded

PROSPER LAUGIER—Striking and handsome
flower immense in size. Color very rich. S. beau-
tiful mingling of dark fawn and carmine-violet
softly clouded together; F. deepest velvety
carmine-violet, with blackish reflections.

ROYAL—Blue and violet, very rich color.

RHINE NIXE-—S. pure white; F. deep violet-blue

with a white edge.

These Fine Varieties

For only 25c each, 3 for 65c, 12 for $2.50

ARGUS (Ger.)—S. and F. dark purple.

FLAVESCENS—A delicate shade of soft yellow.

FLORENTINA ALBA.—Blue-white, slightly flushed
lavender. Very large, long flowers, fragrant.

GAGUS—S. clear light yellow; F. carmine-violet
with brownish cast netted on white.

JEANNE D’ARC—S. very large ruffled white,
border with delicately penciled bright lilac; F.
pure white bordered lilac at base.

KHE DIVE—Lovely lavender with distinctly aristo-
cratic beard of orange-like Tinaei but smaller.

LORLEY-—S. light yellow; F. Ultramarine-blue,
bordered cream

MADAME—PACQUITTE — Early beautiful rosy-

MAORI KING—S. rich golden yellow; F. velvety
crimson, margined gold.
bane A--S. gray; F. white reticulated maroon-

MONSIGNOR_S, pale violet; F. the same color,
but, except for a broad border, richly overlaid
and very broadly veined dusky velvet violet.

NIBELUNGEN-—S. fawn; F. violet-purple, with
fawn margin

PERFECTION_S. and style arms light blue; F.
deep velvety blue netted on white at base,
narrow pale marae with wire edge on deep blue.

PURPLE PRINCE-—S. intense deep violet-blue;

F, velvety dark purple. Very early

QUEEN ALEXANDRA (Sa.) (New ves large
and full, coloring distinct, a medium shade of
rosy- -lavender with suffusion of fawn.

QUEEN OF MAY-—Rose-lilac, almost pink.

SAMBUCINA-—S. coppery-rose; F. rosy-purple, with
an orange crest.

These Splendid Irises

Only 20c each, 3 for 55c, 12 for $2.00
CELESTE—Pale axure blue.
Pee tich canary-yellow; F. lilac, margined

whit
DELICATA_S. very pure silvery light bluish
eMnGer: F, a deeper and warmer shade, throat
HER MAJ dusky-purple.
MAJ ESTY_S. a lovely rose-pink; F. bright
eee nee, a darker Bpoce:
HONORABILIS—S. golden; F. mahogany brown.
MARMORA-—S. sulphur and fawn; F. crimson-
purple, margined lavender.

French Hydrangeas

AVALANCHE—Large, white.

BABY BIMBINETTE—Silvery rose.

BOUQUET ROSE—Bright pink.

E. G. HILL—Pleasing shade of baby-pink.

ETINCELANTI—A clear carmine.

GENERAL DE VIBRAY—Large heads of bright
rose colored flowers.

LILIE MOUILLERE—A bright carmine rose.

MME. AUGUSTE NONIN—Pretty pale pink in heads
of large size.

MME. E. MOUILLERE—The favorite white.

MOUSSELINE (The Famous’ Blue-Hydrangea)—
With us a beautiful plumbago-blue.

PRES. FALLIERES—Delicate rose.

RADIANT—Deep carmine.

SATINET—Beautiful rose.

SOUVENIR DE MADAME E. CHAUTARD—Bright

Rose-cclored flowers.

Prices, 20c each, 3 for 55c

House Lilies

AMARYLLIS, WHITE GIANT—Each____.-_--__- $1.00
AMARYLLIS, HYBRIDS—Each eta

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Hardy Lilies

AURATUM, The Gold Band Lily—Each--------- $0.40
CANDIDUM, The Madonna Lily—White. eee 5
REGALE=Pinke leach eee ae

RUBRUM—Pink spotted red. Each------------- 30.40
EASTERS EIR Y—Wihites Bachan es ae see noe $0.35
Cannas

Price, 25c each, 3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

APRICOT—Color Apricot.

CITY OF PORTLAND—Color pink.
EUREKA—Creamy white. 7

KING HUMBERT—Red with red foliage.
METEOR—Tall red.

THE PRESIDENT—Best large red.

WINTZERS COLOSSAL—Bright Scarlet.
YELLOW KING HUMBERT-—Yellow spotted red.

Fuchsias

Price, 25c each, 3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

BLACK SN es

LORD BYRON—Purp

MME. VAN DER STRAUSS—White.
SPECIOSA—Pink.

Lantanas

Price, 25c each, 3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

ALBA PERFECTA—White. |
COUNTESS BEINCOURT—Pink.
JOCOB SCHULTZ—Red.

M. SCHMIDT—Orange.
GOLDEN QUEEN—Yellow.
WEEPING LANTANA—Pink.

Oleanders

Price, 25c each, 3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

CRIMSON QUEEN—Red.
LUTEA—Double yellow.
ROSEA—Double pink.
LILIAN HENDERSON—White.

Jasmine
CAPE—Double white. 25c each.

Begonias

Price, 25c each, 3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

ALBA PERFECTA—White.

ALBA PICTA—Blush.

ARGENTIA GUTTATA—Pink.
BABY RUBRA—Rose.
CHATTELAINE—Pink. é
CORALLINE LUCERNE —Large pink.
FEASTII (Beefsteak)

MRS. TOWNSEND—Pink.
RUBRA—Red.

RED CHATTELAINE—Red.
THURSTONII—Pink.

Miscellaneous Plants

Prices, except where noted, 25c each,
3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

ASPARAGUS PLUMOSUS NANUS.
ASPARAGUS SPREGERI.

ALOYSIA CITRIODORA .(Eemon Verbena)
ABELIA GRANDIFLORA

ACALYPHA SANDERII.

AGERATUM BLUE.

AUSTRALIAN SILK OAK.

BRUGMANSIA OR ANGELS TRUMPET.
BROWALLIA GIGANTEA, BLUE.

BUXUS ORNAMENTAL BOXWOOD.
BUDDLEYA (Butterfly Bush).
IMPATIENS—White, pas red, and rose.
CHRISTMAS CACTUS.

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MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS—Concluded

CREPE MYRTLE—Pink, red, and purple.
CREPE MYRTLE, WEEPING—Pink only.
CUPHEA (Cigar Plant).

CYPERUS (Umbrella Plant).

DRACAENA INDIVISA

DUSTY MILLER—Bush.

DUSTY MILLER —Trailing.
EUONYMUS—Green or variegated.
EUPHORBIA See Thorn).

NANDINA DOMESTICA

NIEREMBERGIA BLUE.

LEMON PONDEROSA.

ORANGE OTAHEITE.

PILEA (Artillery Plant).

PANSIES—40c_ per eee $3.00 per hundred.
RUELLIA MOKOYAN

SAXAFRAGA (Strawberry Ger.)
PLUMBAGO CAPEN

PRIMROSE MALACOIDES. (Baby Primrose).
PRIMULA OBCONICA RE

SANSEVIERA LAURENT T Large plants, $1.50 each.
SANSEVIERA ZEYLANICA (Zebra Plant).

Tender Vines

Prices, except where noted, 25c each,
3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

ANTIGONON (Mountain Rose).
BOUGAINVILLEA LAVENDER.
GERMAN IVY.

IVY (English)—For the house.
WANDERING JEW.

VINCA VARIEGATED.

WHITE MOONFLOWER.

Hardy Vines

Prices, except where noted, 25c each,
3 for 69c, 12 for $2.50

CLEMATIS PANICULATA—White.
CLEMATIS JACKMANI—Purple, 60c each.
IVY (English)—For out door vining.
KUDZU VINE—Quick growth.
HONEYSUCKLES, Hall’s Japan.
Chinese Evergreen.
OF Aurea (Golden leaved).
ss Scarlet Trumpet.

Hardy Shrubbery

Small Large

Each Each
DEUTZIA—Dwarf. White_-----_-_--------- Ce
DEUTZIA, Pride of Rochester — Tall
whites eh A Se eee eee OC anne
FORSYTHIA, Golden Bells__-------------- es tet
BUSH HONEYSUCKLE—Pink_-__-------- Alc, =
HYDRANGEA, Hills af Snow-_ __------- -25¢ 0c
HYDRANGEA, Paniculata Grandiflora__ .35c .50c
SNOWBERRY; \White.2 2 eS Ss 0c
SNOWBERRY; Ree SS ye
SPIREA A. WATERER—Red_----------- 229 0c
SPIREA BILLARDII—Pink_-___--__-------- «35C so
SPIREA THUNBERGII—White___-__--_- 25ers ae

SPIREA VAN HOUTTEI, Bridal Wreath .25c _ .50c
ee BOQUET BLANC—

(Dw:
PHILADELPHUS GLACIER — Double.

White /(all-3= SS eae ees SUC eye
PHILADELPHUS VIRGINAL — Semi-

double (Tall) =
VIBURNUM COMMON SNOWBALL.--- .50c ----
KOLKWITZIA—Beauty Bush------------- s25C/ feos

Hedge Plants

F. O. B. Springfield. Via Express Only.

BARBERRY, JAPANESE—Price, 2 year plants, 20c
each, 3 for 55c, 12 for $2.00, $15.00 per hundred.
RED LEAVED BARBERRY—Price, young plants,
eceach es 6 for $1.25, 12 for $2.00. Large size Sic

or 75c ea

PRIVET, IBOLEUM_Price, $1.25 per dozen, $9.00
per hundred.

PRIVET, CALIFORNIA—Price, 50c per dozen, $4.00
per hundred,

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