Wholesale trade list for florists and dealers only of vegetable, greenhouse and bedding plants, 1907

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VEGE TABLE

GREENHOUSE

and BEDDING
PLANTS

R. Vincent, Jr. €» Son

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WHITE MARSH, MD.
Cowenton Station, B. &O.R.R.

Growers of Plants for the Trade

THESE ARE CASH WITH ORDER PRICES
AND CANCEL ALL PREVIOUS LISTS

Seer i
TO OUR PATRONS

TO BE READ BEFORE
ORDERING

NON-WARRANTY

We wish it to be distinctly understood that, while
we take all possible pains to have all plants and
bulbs true to name, we give no warranty, expressed
or implied, as to description, quality, productiveness,
or any other matter, of any of the plants or bulbs we
send out, and will not in any way be responsible for
the crop. Every order we receive will be executed
on these conditions only, and they must be accepted
by the customer when ordering goods.

Our aim is to give value for value.
You are invited to inspect our stock.

We are enabled to ship promptly, as we are con-
nected with two railroads and two express com-
panies, the Adams and the United States.

We cannot hold goods on inquiries, or enter or-
ders until we know the customer is responsible and
security is good.

CONDITIONS OF SALE

These rules will be strictly adhered to.

The plants named are offered at. the rate quoted,
provided not less than fifty of any one variety of
vegetable plants, and not less than five of flower
plants are taken. Where less than these numbers
are ordered we reserve the right to charge retail
price.

No order will be filled from this list for a less
amount than one dollar, except to firms for whom
we are constantly filling orders for their retail trade.

Unless orders so state, when out of any variety
on an order we will substitute a similar one, giving
its correct name.

All orders are forwarded by express unless a suff-
cient amount is sent to pay postage. When plants
are ordered by mail and sufficient cash is not re-
mitted to cover postage, which is ten cents per 100
on seed-bed plants, and ten cents per dozen on pot
plants, we will send plants to the amount only.

These quotations are made subject to crop fail-
ures, and goods being unsold upon receipt of order.

Prices subject to change without notice.

At the low price these plants are offered, our
terms are strictly cash with order:

Remittances should be made either in the form
of an Express Money Order, Bank Draft, Registered
Letter, or Post-Office Money Order. When per-
sonal checks are sent we reserve the right to’ have
the check cashed before shipping the goods.

R. VINCENT, JR. & SON
WHITE MARSH, MD.

Postal Telegraph: Cc. & P. Telephone:
Chase, Md. Chase 12-4, Long Distance Connection

' WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 3

Veg etable Plants

BEETS.
Crosby’s.
Eclipse.
Egyptian.
20 cts. per 100; $1.25 per 1000; $10.00 per 10,000.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
25 cts. per 100; $1.50 per 1060.
CABBAGE.
From December 1 to May 1, frame-grown, 25 cts.
per 100; $1.50 per 1000; $12.00 per 10,000.
Burpee’s Early All-Head.
Charleston Wakefield.
_Early Jersey Wakefield.
Henderson’s Succession,
Winnigstadt. :
From May 1 to December 1, field-grown, 20 cts.
per 100; 75 cts. for 500; $1.00 per 1000; 10,000 and
over, 85 cts. per 1000.
Autumn King.
Burpee’s Early All-Head.
Burpee’s Sure-Head.
Charleston Wakefield.
Drumhead Savoy.
Early Flat Dutch.
Early Jersey Wakefield.
Henderson’s Succession.
Hollander. ;
Late Drumhead.
Late Flat Dutch.
L. I. Second Early.
Mammoth Rock Red.
Premium Flat Dutch,
Winnigstadt.
World Beater.
CAULIFLOWER.
Henderson’s Early Snowball.
35 cts. per 100; $2.50 per 1000.

4 RICHARD VINCENT, JR. & SON

VEGETABLE PLANTS— Continued

CELERY.

Boston Market.

Dwarf Golden Heart.

Giant Heartwell.

Giant Pascal.

Golden Self-Blanching.

Perle le Grand.

Pink Plume.

White Plume.

White Solid. .

20. Cts. .per- 1003.75. cts. per 500; Steeeper.1000.

10.000 and over 85 cts. per 1000.

CELERIAC.
Giant Prague.
20 cts: per 100; 75 cts. per. 500; S100 sper Gna,
10,000 and over 85 cts. per 1000.

EGG PLANT.
New York Improved.
From seed bed, 25 cts. per 100; $2.00 per 1000;
10,000 and over $1.50 per 1000.

KALE.
Dwarf Green Curled Scotch.

20 cts: per I00; 75 cts. per 5005 $f.eo per tose:
10,000 and over 85 cts. per 1000.

KOHL-RABI.
Early White Vienna.
2E cis: per TOO>sS1-50. per. 1000!

LEEK.
Carentan.
Rouen.
15 cts. per 100; $1.00 per 1000,
LETTUCE:
Big Boston.
Boston Market.
Grand Rapids.
Tennis Ball.
15 cts. per 100; 75. cts. per; 500; $1.06 pen TOR,
10,000 and over, 85 cts. per 1000.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 5

VEGETABLE PLANTS—Continued
PARSLEY,
Dwarf Fern-Leaved.

From seed bed, 20 cts. per 100; 75 cts. per 500;
$1.25 per I000.

Strong plants for Fall planting, 50 cts. per 100.

PEPPERS.
Chinese Giant.
50 cts. per 100; $3.00 per 1000.

Bull Nose.
Cayenne, long red.
Golden Queen.
Red Cherry.

Red Chili.

Red Cluster.

Ruby Queen.
Sweet Mountain.

Seed-bed plants, ready March 15 to June 15, 25 cts.
per 100; $2.00 per 1000; 10,000 and over, $1.50 per
1000.

Small plants for transplanting February I, 25 cts.
Er 100:

SWEET POTATOES.

Big Stem.
Red Jersey.
Yellow Jersey.

25 cts. per 100; $1.00 per 500; $1.50 per 1000.

TOMATO.—Early and Forcing Varieties.

Chalk’s Early Jewel.
Dwarf Champion.
Dwarf Stone.
Earliana.

Lorillard.
Matchless.
Ponderosa.

Seed bed plants, 30 cts. per 100; $1.25 per 500;
$2.00 per 1000.

6 RICHARD VINCENT, JR. & SON

VEGETABLE PLANTS—Continued
Standard, or General Crop Varieties.

Acme.
Bedell’s.
Brinton’s Best.
Extra Early Red.
Livingston’s Beauty.
Livingston’s Favorite.
Livingston’s Paragon.
Livingston’s Perfection.
Livingston’s Royal Red.
Livingston’s Stone.
Maule’s Enormous.
Maule’s Success.

Ready February 1, to March 1—Small plants for
transplanting, $1.00 per 1000. ;

Ready April 1—Cold-frame plants, 20 cts. per 100;
7.5) CES: epek 5005 (p1-25, pet 1000;

Ready May .10—Field-grown plants, 20 cts. per
100; 75 cts. per 500; $1.00 per 1000; 10,000 and over,
85 cts. per 1000.

HERBS

CHIVES, to cts. per clump; 75 cts. per doz.

MINT.
Peppermint.
Spearmint.
Z2bCES. eke sLOU:

SAGE.
Holt’s Mammoth.
From 21-4-inch pots, 40 cts. per doz; $2.00 per
100.
Before ordering, read reference to cash with or-

der, in Conditions of Sale on first page; it may save
unnecessary delay in filling your order.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST "4

Miscellaneous Plants

A general assortment of plants for all purposes,
Decorative, Bedding, or Greenhouse Stock.

All plants priced, when sizes are not mentioned,
are from 2 1-4-inch pots. Not less than five of any
one variety sold.

ABUTILON

Eclipse. Golden spotted leaves; salmon flowers.

Santana. Deep red flowers; strong grower.

Mrs. John Laing. Semi-dwarf; pink flowers.

Souvenir de Bonn. White and green variegated;
tall grower.

Thompsoni. Strong grower, variegated yellow
leaves.

40 cts. per doz. $2.00 per Io0.

AGALYPHRes

Macafeeana. A very handsome ornamental foliage
and bedding - plant; cardinal, red’ and chocolate
variegated. :

50 cts. per doz.; $2.50 per 100:

AGERATUM

Inimitable. Giant Blue; $3.00 per Io0.
Dwarf white.

Stella Gurney. Dwarf; deep purple blue.
40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100; $18.00 per 1000.

ALTERNANTHERA

Ameena rosea. Rose and crimson.

Aurea nana. Yellow, compact.

Brilliantissimus. Rich crimson.

Paronychoides. Large leaf,’ red.

Seyboldii. Broad leaf, yellow.

Versicolor. Crimson, chocolate and green.
$2.00 per 100; $18.00 per 1000.

8 RICHARD VINCENT, JR. & SON

MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS— Continued

ALYSSUM, SWEET

Giant Double. Splendid for cutting.
40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per I00.

BEGONIAS

Semperfiorens. White and rose.
Gracilis. White and rose.
Vernon. White and pink.

40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100.

CANNAS

KING HUMBERT. The grand new giant flowered
canna, combining the highest type of orange
scarlet flowers with the finest type of bronze
foliage. It.is one of the handsomest of: all
cannas.—Three-inch pots, $3.50 per doz.; $25.00
per 100.

Allemania. 5 ft. Orchid flowering, scarlet with
broad yellow border.

Austria. Pure canary yellow, reddish dots in center.

Chas. Henderson. 4 ft. Rich crimson, green fol-
iage.

Black Beauty. Deep crimson, beenre foliage.

Chicago. 4 1-2 ft. Clear deep vermilion.

David Harum. 3 1-2 ft. Satiny vermilion, bronze
foliage.

Duke of Mazlborough. 4 1-2 ft. Deep crimson.

Egandale. 4 ft. Bronze foliage, currant-red flower.

Florence Vaughan. 5 ft. Green foliage, rich golden
yellow, dotted red.

Mme. Crozy. Bright scarlet, golden border.

Queen Charlotte. Bright orange scarlet, edged
golden yellow.

Shenandoah. Bronze foliage, rose pink flower.

3- “inch pots, 60 cts. per doz.; $4.00 per 100.

CUPHEA (Cigar Plant)

40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST

Hardy Chrysanthemums

Large-Flowering, or Aster Varieties

Allentown. Red-orange.

Arabella. Crimson-salmon; very dwarf.
Ashbury. Sulphur-white.

Aunt Jane. Yellow shaded bronze.
Bertha. Large white; open center.
Bohemia. Fine pure yellow.

Boston. Golden bronze.

Ethel. Exquisite violet-red; long sprays.
Findon. Violet-rose.

Fred J. Red orange.

Fair Haven. Pearl pink.

Gladys. Flushed pearl.

Gertrude. Pure white; open center.
Hester. Pearl-white, shaded flesh.
Hijos. Beautiful primrose pink.

Ida. Bright golden yellow.

Jerry. Rose lilac.

Joppa. Violet-crimson.
Julia-Lagravere. Crimson maroon.
King Henry. Straw white.

King Philip. Rich rose pink.

Lady Naylor. White.

Louisa. Large white, long stem.

Mrs. Porter. Bright bronze.

Mrs. Snyder. Splendid early yellow.
Mamie. Bright rose.

Penelope. Large white; tall.
Patterson. Old gold, dark shading.
Peto. Rich bronze.

Paragon. Early white, open center.
Prince of Wales. Best pure white.
Queen of Bul. Violet-rose.

Queen of Whites. Creamy white; fine.
Ruby Queen. Dark ruby-red.

Salem. Silver rose, long quilled.
Sheridan. Fine pink.

Sir Michael. Lemon yellow, open center.
Stratagem. Dark red-orange.

St. Illoria. Silver rose; quilled petals.

IO RICHARD VINCENT, JR. & SON

HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS— Continued

St. Almo. Splendid white. $4.00 per too.
~The Hub. Fine white, open center.
Tivola. Fine rose.
Willie. Lilac and white. .
All 50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per 100, except when noted.

Hardy Pompon Chrysanthemums

Small-Flowering, or Button Varieties
Suitable for bedding, pot plants, etc.

Agalia. Light orange shaded pink,

Alice Cary. Pure yellow.

Anna Mary. Creamy white shaded pink.

Cerise Queen. Cerise pink.

Dawn. Daybreak pink.

Edna. Beautiful glowing violet-red.

Eleganta. Deep pink edged white.

Ermine. Bright orange-scarlet.

Fashion. Maize-yellow. .

Golden Pheasant. Deep orange-yellow.

Henrietta. Bronze, yellow edge.

James Boon. Pure white.

Jeanetta. Silver bronze and rose.

Little Pet. Rich violet-red.

Rhoda. Pink shaded white.

Rufus. Crimson maroon. ;

Sunshine. Bright golden yellow. $3.00 per 100.

Tennyson. Pure yellow.
All 40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100, except as noted.

ANEMONE VARIETIES

Blanche. White, semi-double.
Earl. Pearl-white, silver rose, center dwarf.
Furnessia. Silver-white.
Lady Olivia. Beautiful white.
Gracie. White, full center.
Matilda. White.
Oban. Silver pink, full anemone center.
Success. Silver rose, pearl white center.

50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per 100. '

SINGLE VARIETIES
Aaron. Bronze-scarlet.
Northumberland. Bright scarlet, yellow disc.
Princess of Thule. Red-orange.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST II

HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS—Continued
Rosy Morn. Silver pink.
Sir Walter Raleigh. Light bronze.

50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per I00.

COLEUS

Newer Sorts

Duneria. Semi-dwarf, luxuriant grower, dark crim-
son maroon, deeply margined tile pink, attractive
and catchy as a bedder.

Lyons. Dwarf bushy grower, crimpled foliage, cen-
ter of leaf cardinal red blotched maroon, mar-
bined golden yellow.

Sensation. Tall, strong grower; an exquisite com-
bination of dark rich velvety maroon, center of
leaf rich cerise pink peculiarly suffused rose.
75 cts. per doz.; $4.00 per I00.

Standard Sorts

Annie Pfitzer. Very dwarf; yellow.

Beckwith Gem. Magnificently scalloped edge, cen-
ter bright soft crimson-maroon, bordered green
and gold.

Brilliancy. Semi-dwarf, luxuriant foliage, rich crim-
son maroon, blotched lighter, deep margin,
golden yellow. $3.00 per 100.

Bob Roy. Dwarf grower, rich red yellow margin,
finely crinkled edge.

Eldorado. (Golden Verschaffeltii.) Orange-yellow,
ribbed and blotched very dark maroon.

Firebrand. Bright maroon, flamed and_ shaded
vivid glowing scarlet.

Fire Crest. Scarlet maroon, beautifully blotched.

Golden Bedder. Standard yellow bedder.

Hero. Almost jet black; leaves pointed and scal-
loped.

John Pfitzer. Very dwarf; dark maroon.

Lord Palmerston. Dark maroon center with dark .
crimson ribs.

Massey. Light green, center of leaf white.

Mrs. Hays. Bright golden yellow, ribbed and mar-
gined dark velvety crimson.

{2 RICHARD VINCENT, JR. & SON

COLEUS—Continued

Queen Victoria. Bright cardinal-red with distinct
bright golden border.
Verschaffeltii. The standard crimson variety.
40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100, except where noted.

DAHLIAS

Strong plants, from 2%-inch pots, for Spring deliv-
ery. Lists and prices of roots on application.

CACTUS VARIETIES

Doz. 100.
Aegir. Rich bright crimson scarlet........ $0.50 $3.00
Alexander. Rich bright crimson, flushed
MaGOONs He ks sees Se ee eee 2.00

Alfred Morgan. Deep rich purple crimson.. 2.00
Alpha. White, speckled and striped purple

DG ses er ae So an Pee cine ee 1.00 6.00
Antelope. Yellow suffused bright salmon.. 2.00 t
Arachne. Creamy white edged crimson... .75 3.00
Blanche Keith. Rich yellow; long petals... .75 3.00
Blush Queen. Deep shell pink shading to

Witite=. Center <8... gens slo eo ee 2.00
Britannia. Deep salmon flesh ............ sE 3.00
Brunhilde. Rich plum; long petals; free

AMO W ELLIE A. ois No Gee receceee eee renee eee 55) 3.00
Countess of Pembroke. Soft rosy lake.... .75 3.00
Countess of Lonsdale. An exquisite shade

OL rich SailinlOmna teeeset ce... be ee eee -40 2.00
Dainty. Lemon yellow center shading to

SlOwine< NOSE. atoe ase oe 1.50 10.00
Delicata. Rich pink shading to pale yellow

Bite Wa Oe = Sate useea hee ete Geen TY ee As 4.00
Earl of Pembroke. Deep rich velvety plum .40° 2.00
Edith Groom. <A pure white cactus......... 2.00
Floradora. Dark velvety crimson; of fine

RORMIG epee Seo Pay, aa sin oie betes Se ATED 5.00
Gabriel. Soft crimson tipped white....... .75 5.00
General Buller. Dark rich velvety maroon

tipped’ “Whit@e esac: sas Se ee eee ee S08) 3.00

Gloriosa. Bright vermilion, crimson shading .40 2.00
Gracie. Salmon red with a sheen of purple 1.50
Hobbie’s Yellow. Bright golden yellow.... 1.50
Helen Stephens. Pale yellow; good incurved

FOr St tert one eae een sa dese ree 2.00
Harbor Light. Vivid orange red overlaid

AAMC Ato ENE MLIPS eee ease ee eee 7. OOO
Jessie. Beautiful deep rosy pink, white

CONC eis cede nt eee mene Reaenenee 1,50

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
DAHLIAS—Continued

Doz

J. H. Jackson. Brilliant, very dark crimson
AMAL OOM» 05.2. so. eaten hee ee eae hele ees ae 1.00

John Baxter. Base of petals yellow shading
: toy rose and light purple, se... eee 2.00
John H. Roach. Clear lemon yellow....... 40

Juliet. Bright rosy pink shading to white
COMES: sie: she CN es Sree emer rare ear etn eI ae eet 1.50

J. Weir Fyfe. Bluish purple maroon
SIRT LCDI ES 55. 5 soos: -aes uate bene eben ares heron auee eeter tea nto

Kriemhilde. Brilliant pink shading through
ereamy to pure white, centerec yw.) -. > 1.00

Miss Annie Jones. Bright crimson scarlet .75
Miss D. Oliver. Primrose yellow gradually

eras; tO. AWE ey menses) ree cero eros trees 2.00
Mrs. H. J. Jones. Bright scarlet with

eream) “white caer. . ve actin <0) ee een ee tio
Mrs. M. A. Mortimer. A very distinct bright

TE OSE Wa ee ghee, re. nea mets rai at ry I 2.00
Mont Blanc. Pure white of fine form.... 2.00
Night. Very dark maroon nearly black... .60
Pearl. Pearly pink, lighter at the base.... 1.50
Purity. White, yellow cast toward the cen-

EO eae ee yoo): ac Sree ene =, 5 er aes 1.00
Rev. D. BR. Williamson. Deep velvety crim-

son edged bright carmine .... .50 each
Rosine. Glowing crimson purple fading

Mehten as it: OPS Stes. ac) omet en. cane Sloe eels 15
Rosy Morn. Beautiful blending of bright

golden yellow and amber .............. 2.00
Royal. Scarlet. Bright scarlet; large and

SUL Mea het oe soo cic ete RIE on er eee ore 3.00
Standard Bearer. Rich fiery scarlet...... .15
Strahlein Krone. Intense cardinal red.... .40
Sweet Nell. Deep pink, a paler center..... 1.50
The Queen. Pure snow white ............ 2.00
wWolker. Clear Jemon yellows. .5.05. 525.6% a)

Winsome. Pure white; long, twisted, in-
GURVIEOL PStalise vreeee neice aa tecs Rt years tas a re 1.00

DECORATIVE VARIETIES

Baron Schroeder. Rich glowing purple, light
SHAG Sees eee eewe oie totens ieee ois ea eibrate Se SE wks -15

Black Beauty. Rich black velvety maroon .40

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DAHLIAS—Continued
Blue Oban. Lavender pine s Melt eee 15

Clifford W. Bruton. Excellent canary yellow .40
Eloise. Blush pink, shading to white, mar-

sined. dark ‘Garmine o.. 52s <i ho en 015
Eureka. Deep rose, quilled petals ........ .40
Frank L. Bassett. Bright rosy purple.... .75
Grand Duke Alexis. Ivory white, faint tinge

of. lavender: 220.422 Aen Se See .40
Henry Patrick. Large, pure white......... .40
Jean Charmant. Pink, lilac at the edge,

Whiter toward sthen center et. eee 1.50
John Elitch. Rich cardinal. red .......... .40

Jumbo. Rich glowing crimson; large flower .69
King of Cactus. Rich glowing crimson;

purple =tinese < FS Sees oe ee ee Ee .40
Lyndhurst. Intense rich vivid scarlet .. .40
Matchless. Rich deep velvet maroon, almost

DIAC K acdsee Sa Oe ee ae he ee -40
Mille. Helene Charvet. Pure white; large

AMOWE?S s3 wis ce Gene eee 2.00
Mrs. Hartong. Rich golden bronze... .... .60

Mme. Van den Dael. Silver pink, darker
SHaldane is Sis Sc 3 a eeeneeeceis oe 1.00

Mme. Lumier. Pale white, violet-red points. 2.00

Mrs. Winter. Pure white, well formed

MOWEDSS secre ee aoa ni whee eS eee =D
Miss May Lomas. Waxy white edged, soft
TOSY: (laVenGer <2 55.0'2.2 bes ss oe .40

Nymphea. Beautiful pink shading to white ~ .40
“Oban. Rich rosy lavender overlaid silver

PAW eS. Se Sirens taste cel Gwe Se sake ee -50
Orange King. Rich glowing orange........ .50
Pendant. Bright crimson maroon ........ avi
Perle @Or. Wine? pure; white o> eee .50
Princess Victoria Louise. Deep rose pink.. .75
Progress. Rosy lake striped rose lilac..... .50

Souv. de Gustave Duzon. Attractive shade
of ‘orange red; enormous flowers, of fine

FOTM oF eS pote ee eas eee ee 1.50
Sundew. Bright orange scarlet........... Be
Sylvia. Rich pink, white center .......... 15

Wm. Agnew. Vivid glowing scarlet ...... -40

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
DAHLIAS—Continued

SHOW VARIETIES

A. D. Livoni. Rich sea-shell pink ........

Arabella. Pale primrose tipped old rose and
lavender’ case Cacti SIGN wee Nea rede soe

mon Ton. Decp rich Sarnet lee iy. oe ws ne!
Bon Maza, or Uncertainty. Deep crimson,

marbled: PUNEy wWiwltel were eees pepe seeseeat o ee
Client. Deep velvety crimson.............
mectmic. SOL -LOSy, Masemtar es. ci7 yee ocr

Emily. Varying from rosy lavender to
51/1 00 1 = aa he oe esi edge Sons Peon 5 Ren sania te

Ethel. Pure yellow edged white..........
Frank Smith. Dark rich maroon tipped

Vcd ail > SRE a SS Rats A koh ras es ers emeeuene ce Skee
. Gettysburg. Bright, rich, pure scarlet......

Gloire de Lyons. Fine large pure white....
Hero. Deep crimson maroon shaded purple
wonnm Walker. Pure white 25.2. ..2c2-.562

Keystone. Pink striped and blotched crim-
SOI. Wisse wg PRE raat S32 hae hy ee ee

Le Phar. Orange scarlet SS e.Ghay-o tat See Weke sore
Magnificent. Pure yellow; dwarf, a splendid

POO MTs s.os oa oS Sane ERR EG oe belie oo Lee a eo
M. D. Hallock. Pure yellow; full and free
MOMMY = sss, Seahenseae Ma aiceets. «enna eee
Mme. Zeller. Rich orange and pink ......
Mrs. Dexter. Rich salmon; large, full
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Mrs. Gladstone. Delicate shell pink ....... :
Mrs. Langtry. Peach pink and purple......

Orlando. Buff salmon shaded rose ambér..
Penelope. White suffused purple..... Rea ae

Pink Dandy. Deep pure pink; long stems...

Princess Bonnie. Creamy white; dainty. tint
Ota OP TAG rats Aree eerie ae ol aero teen eriet Meas is

Queen Victoria. Pure golden yellow......
Ruby Queen. Clear ruby red richly shaded
Snow. .Pure white, fine form ..............
Souv. de Mme. Moreau. Deep rich pink....
Stanley. Bright golden yellow tipped red
BLoOrm: Mane. Purely white oases. sas fee ee bs
Striped Banner. Crimson, striped white....
White Swan. Fine pure white............
Zebra. Pearl white, edged deep pink ......

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DAHLIAS—Continued
POMPON VARIETIES

Doz.

Allie Mourey. Pinkish white, tipped deep
DINK. wise east eoceea e ee eee vi. 40
Catherine. Pure lemon yellow ........... 40
Daybreak. Color of Daybreak carnation.... .60
Eleganta. Deep soft pink, edged deeper pink .40
Klein Domatis. Orange buff .............. -60
Lelia. Golden yellow tipped crimson ...... -40
Little Beauty. Delicate shrimp pink...... .60
Little Bessie. Creamy white ............ .40

Little Helen. Pure white; splendid for
GUBE BIT as. ack Sea ea new steer neve tet sak ro Pee .40
Little Herman. Deep red, tipped white.... .60
Raphael. Deep rich maroon .............. 40
Rosalie. Yellow edged crimson .......... -40

Snow Clad. White; an early and profuse
bloomer x Kant eeG ee eich eee eee .40
Sunshine. Geranium scarlet .............. 40

SINGLE VARIETIES

Ami Barillet. Scarlet crimson flowers; dark
bronze: foliage. 2a) A= se ee ee ee -50
Fashion. Crimson maroon flamed purple... .40
Gold Standard. Pure golden yellow ...... 40

John Downie. Intense glowing crimson
SCatlet exe. sds, Gees bad snake eeler one er eee -40

Juno. White tipped lavender, yellow disc .40
New Seedling. Large white, suffused pink,

Spotted, red) 28. a2 tes, Se eee m7 (a5}
Snow Queen. Pure white:................. .40
St. George. Large, pure yellow ........... 15
Wild Fire. Very brilliant scarlet ......... .60

FANCY VARIETIES

Fern Leaf Beauty. White striped deep crim-

Son: -kern=like srOllasee ae. 2 sia eae eee 49
Lottie Eckford. White, suffused and blotched
MOA ONS ehavel Cielo secnacggonccaconnce .60

Lucy Fawcett. Canary yellow striped wine .60
Maid of Kent. Cherry red tipped and

blotched whites wasn Sac cones Seen eee 40
Olympia. Bright rose vink marked with rich
CLEMSON Desiree heehee poe ee ee 1.00

Prof. Mansfield (Fancy decorative). Rich
yellow and clear white, tips rosy red.. 1.50

100

2.00

2.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
2.00

2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00

2.00
2.00

3.00
2.00
2.00

2.00
2.00

4.00

2.00
4.00
3.00

2.00

3.00
3.90

~ 2.00

6.00

10.00

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST Ly

DAHLIAS—Continued
CENTURIES

Doz. 100
Crimson Century. Deep glowing crimson.. 1.50 10.00
Gorgeous. Rich, dazzling scarlet, sometimes

Sireaked (Or bIlOtGhed wHiltel on wks 2s ora 1.50 10.00
Lavender Century. Delicate lavender...... 1.00 8.00
Pink Century. Delicate shell pink........ 1.50 10.00
Twentieth Century. Rosy crimson, with

Winhe:-“ELPS) Aca an reas eboie Benes ac auegeueseaabarseetel sss 1.00 6.00
White Century. Beautiful snow white..... 1.50 10.00

COLLARETTES

Etendard. de Lyon. Bright velvety scarlet;
collarette is yellow at the base, white

ae the. tipS Wee. wcriocns cre etre s as 6" 1.00 8.00
Gallia. Bright rose, suffused and striped

scarlet passing to sulphur yellow ...... 1.50 10.00
Joseph Goujon. Bright scarlet, white col-

TROLL. wes 62 Ai ee eee Se eee 1.00 8.00
President Viger. Rich blood red, white col-

baretie. 2 fs Cee is ees eae 1.00 8.00

Prince Galitzin. Rich crimson, with red
tipped white collarette; fern-like foliage.
DIOLS: “CAGCHY <2 -cisceey epee ete ee coe me heals 2.00

FUCHSIAS

Black Prince. Single: waxy carmine petals, open
pale pink corolla.

Elm City. Tube and sepals bright coral red, double
purple corolla.

Lieut. Mauritz. Single red; prolific bloomer.

Marinka. Bright red, sepals and corolla.

Minister Boucher. Double large carmine sepals,
lilac rose corolla.

Minnesota. -Tube and sepals -light pink, corolla
violet purple.

Mrs. Gladstone. Double white corolla, coral red

sepals.

Phenomenal. Double, dark purple, red sepals.

Rose Phenomenal. Coral red sepals, rose purple
corolla.

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FUCHSIAS—Continued

Speciosa. Single, pale rosy pink sepals, brilliant
scarlet crimson corolla.
White Phenomenal. Coral. -red 4sepais;. awitite
corolla.
50 cts. per doz.; $2.50 per I00.

GERANIUMS

We issue a special illustrated descriptive Geranium
catalogue containing description of over 175 standard
varieties and novelties, and will send it to any who
ask for it.

; Doz. 100

Alphonse Ricard. Bright vermilion red ....$9.40 $2.00

Beaute Poitevine. Aurora pink ........... .40 2.00

Berthe de Presilly. Silver rose ............ SD 4.00

Centaure. Beautiful rose pink ............ .40 2.00

Comtesse de Harcourt. Pure white ...... .40 2.00

Double Gen’l Grant. Vermilion scarlet.... .40 2.00
Double Dryden. Glowing soft crimson,

white center: -2.)cSiutee se ne ee aD 4.00

E. H. Trego. Brightest scarlet ............ wie 5.00

Fleuve Blanc. Pure semi-double Bruant.. 1.50 10.00
Gloire de France. White, pink shading ... .40 -2.00

Jean Viaud. Rose pink; a grand variety.. .40 2.00
John, Doyle: “Rich Sscarlee = 22). 2 eee oe .40 2.00
La Favorite. Large; pure snow white.... .40 2.00
El (Cid. Dark scanler jerimson) <--7 ee -40 2.00
M. Anatole Roseleur. Charming shade of
4 rose pink=white eye... .... one 1.00 6.00
Mme. Barney. Lovely rose pink .......... .40 2.00
Mme. Canovas. Rich scarlet maroon...... .40 2.00
Mme. Charotte. Rosy salmon pink........ .40 2.00
Mme. Jaulin. Peach pink ........ Fae ees .40 2.00
Mme. Landry. Beautiful apricot salmon .. .40 2.00
Madonna. Pure white; of special merit.... .50 3.00
Marquise de Castellane. Bright cherry red .50 3.00
Marquise de Montmort. Carmine pink..... -40 2.00
Miss Francis Perkins. Light pink ........ -40 2.00
Miss Kendall. Dark ceriSe ...............- -40 2.00
Mrs. Lawrence. Beautiful soft salmon,
tinted: “white sas heron cn ners eo ee aorene 1.00 6.00
Peter Henderson. Bright orange scarlet... .75 4.00

S. A. Nutt. Deep scarlet crimson ........ .40 2.00

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GERANIUMS—Continued

Doz. 100
Thos. Meehan. Rosy pink ............... -b0 3.00
-Wille de Poitiers. Pure scarlet ............ 50 3.00
Eugene Sue. Brilliant orange scarlet...... 1.50 10.00
Granville. Bright TOSCL Wire ower e eel wenn -40 2.00
wacuuerie. Crimson Scarlet — 42.2.5. 1. = 5 < -40 2.00
Juste Olivier. Soft crimson rose .......... 1.50 10.00
_L’Aube. Pure white, large flowers ........ 40 2.00
Snowdrop. PUre SHOW eWiDItes sae arose oe -50 3.00

HELIOTROPE

Buisson-Fluri. Rosy violet with white eye, semi-
dwarf.
50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per I00.
Prince Charmant. Rich mauve, 40 cts. per doz.;
$2.00 per 100.
Lueur de Opale. Azure lilac, passing to pearl-white
with yellow eye. 50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per I00.
Mirielle. Pearl-white, deepening to heliotrope.
50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per Ioo.
Giant Blue. Deep heliotrope blue. 40 cts. per doz.;
$3.00 per 100.

Violet Queen. Dark violet-lavender. 4o cts. per
. dez.; $2.00 per: 100.

HOLLYHOCK

Double White and Mixed.

Seed-bed plants, ready after March 1, 50 cts. per
100; $3.50 per 1000.

Plants from 3-inch pots, last summer’s sowing, 50
cts. per doz.; $3.00 per I00.

LEMON VERBENA

Aloysia Citriodora.
40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100.

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LOBELIA

Ready from April until June 1 —ao cts. per doz.;
$1.50 per I00.

Hardy English Ivy

Large-leaved Variety.

40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100; $8.75 for 500; $15.00
per 1000.

LANTANAS

A. Clavean. Primrose-pink and sulphur.
Ciseron. Caper with golden center.

Delicatissima, or Weeping. Lilac-lavender; one of
the finest basket plants that we have.

E. Bayard. Bright orange-red and yellow.
Cragi. Bright orange fading to rich crimson.
F. Givardeau. Clear orange-yellow.
Francine. Sulphur-yellow and deep pink.

Iolanda. Fine large pure white, semi-dwarf and
vigorous, flowers abundantly produced. $1.00
per doz.; $5.00 per 100.

Javio. Tall; clear pure white, yellow eye.
Juan d@’Or. Light sulphur fading to deep rose pink.

Leo Dex. Opens orange-scarlet, changes to dark
crimson; dwarf, robust grower; extra fine.

Protee. Old rose and golden yellow.

Radiation. A grand combination of colors, brilliant
red shading. $1.00 per doz.; $5.00 per 100.

Seraphine. Opens orange-scarlet, changes to dark
crimson.

Salmonea. Semi-dwarf; an exquisite shade of bright
salmon pink. $1.00 per doz.; $5.00 per 100. ©

40 cts. per doz.: $2.00 per 100; except where noted.

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 21

MOON-VINES

‘Maximine. Large White.
15 cts. each; $1.00 per doz.

Blue and White.
50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per 100.

Panicum Varieg atum

Pretty variegated grass, for baskets, vases, etc.
4o cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100.

PETUNIAS

Double named varieties. 60 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per
ae £00:

Double fringed mixed. 50 cts. per doz.; $3.00 per
100.

Dreer’s superb single fringed. 40 cts. per doz.; $2.00
per 100.

HARDY PHLOXES

Andreas Hoffer. Pure white.

Aquilon. Crimson-rose shaded salmon, crimson eye.
Bacchante. Fine; dark crimson.

Beranger. White suffused with pink.
Bridesmaid. Pure white, large crimson eye.
Coquelicot. Pure scarlet, carmine eye.

La Nuit. Crimson-purple.

La Vogue. Rose-pink.

Marie Stuart. White, pink eye; an early bloomer.
Matador. Orange-scarlet, red eye.

R. P. Struthers. Brilliant rosy red, crimson eye.

Plants from 2!%4-inch pots, ready April 1: 50 cts.
per doz; $3.00 per 100; $25.00 per 1000.

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SALVIAS

Fire Ball. Dwarf scarlet. 50 cts. per doz.; $3.00
per I00.

Bonfire. Dwarf; scarlet.

Le President. Fine; dwarf; scarlet.

Splendens. Tall; scarlet.
40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100; $17.50 per 1000, ex-
cept where noted.

SENECIO SCANDENS
(PARLOR IVY)

Indispensable climber for vases, baskets or boxes.
40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100.

SMILAX

40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100.

TRADESCANTIA

Dark variegated. 40 cts. per doz.; $2.00 per I00.

VERBENA

Large-flowering varieties, in separate colors.
4o cts. per doz.; $2.00 per I00.

Large-flowering, mixed.
40 CS... per dOZAa~HL SO per ICO:

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS

Per 100

Calycanthus S34-cre. 209. eee Sain Ni OO
Deutzia gracilis eke... 4. soa. hee ee 6 00
crenata. Pink-wand!- white 722. 4: sees one
Ketrria japonica, 20.25 eR ats ee he te Soe 8 00
Spirza Reevesii ...5 2100. bee 5) 3 oe eee 7 00
Bumalda. |Wihite, 2 i400 2. one see 6 oo
Bumalda: rosea... 255 6 00

Syringa -coronarius: {5,-2.8 yee 7-00

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DECIDUOUS SHRUBS—Continued

100

Sembteieede rN OLa s.r .d om gts Fs cs ate ot OO
Banpratin StELHS 2860. owe ee eticue es oh ee coe 8 00
Meiseta® <\varichiesus. ts. 8c Daten i eee sel: IO 00
Pee COINS. nat ee cane oP ay Usama 15 00
iaennlia, NAnOHred. 2a) )2 ose ss. nt ~ eae A 8 00
Tartarian Honeysuckle. Red and white..... 8 00

CLIMBING VINES
2 Se rr ee, 6 i Ree 9 ee ee Reema 5 00
Wistaria. Purple. 4 to SRR rs Sct ey sen 5 00
Bieneysuckle. Halleana, white .-............ 5 00
GRASSES

Eulalia univittata. Strong clumps........... 4 00
japonica zebrina. Strong clumps........ 4 00
Seats | Strong: Clamipsw es. sos p28 22 «= 4 00
Erianthus Ravenne. Strong clumps......... 4 00

An invitation is cordially extended to our cus-
tomers and the trade in general to visit us at any
time. .We are easily reached by either of two great |
lines, the Pennsylvania and the B. & O.

See map on next page.

All our Friends and Patrons are invited to visit us.
Send us word and we will meet you
at Cowenton, B: & O. R: R., or
Chase on the Pennsylvania.

COWENTON.

BALTIMORE®

© ANNAPOLIS

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White Marsh P. O. is at Cowenton Station, on the
Philadelphia division of the B. & O. R. R.
12 Miles north of Baltimore, Md.

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