. 50 50 40 $ 300 250 This is a mixture New Giant Gladiolus. NEW GIANT GLADIOLUS. (Gladiolus Nanceanus.) A magnificent new race of extraordinary size and remarkable beauty. These new varieties are twice the size of the Gladiolus Gandavensis varieties, while possessing their long-lasting prop- erties and the beautiful markings of the Lemoinei section. Charles Baltet. Bluish violet, spotted maroon, with a white throat, large flower. 35 cts. each. Comte Horace de Choiseill. Enormous flowers, of a brilliant shade of light scarlet tinged with orange, distinct purple blotch surrounded with a
. 50 50 40 $ 300 250 This is a mixture New Giant Gladiolus. NEW GIANT GLADIOLUS. (Gladiolus Nanceanus.) A magnificent new race of extraordinary size and remarkable beauty. These new varieties are twice the size of the Gladiolus Gandavensis varieties, while possessing their long-lasting prop- erties and the beautiful markings of the Lemoinei section. Charles Baltet. Bluish violet, spotted maroon, with a white throat, large flower. 35 cts. each. Comte Horace de Choiseill. Enormous flowers, of a brilliant shade of light scarlet tinged with orange, distinct purple blotch surrounded with a yellow band. 35 cts. each. Dr. H. P. Walcott. Very large flowers of perfect shape and very open, bright madder, lower petals speckled with mnroon at the throat, with a large light yellow blotch in the centre. 50 cts. each. Harry Veitch. Magnificent flowers of deep velvety red, lower petals blotched with light yellow and spotted maroon. 50 cts. each. Maurice de Vilmorill. A remarkable color; the gen- eral tint is slate blue flushed with violet, slightly striped with violet on the edges. 50 cts. each. Monsieur Lefebvre. Very large, carmine red flowers, throat sulphur yellow spotted red; early. 35 cts. Professor Lambin. Lilac mauve, large yellow blotches surrounded with yellow; a remarkably large flower. 32 cts. each. Pactole. Beautiful yellow, tinged with rose and blotch of a darker shade. 25 cts. Vesuve. Deep fiery red, the throat and lower petals deep- ening to black. 25 cts. Brenehleyensis. Brilliant scarlet. This fine old variety is unsurpassed for planting in masses or groups in the back- ground of borders, or amongst shrubbery. 5 cts. each, 30 cts. per doz., $ per 100. Ceres. An excellent contrast to Brench- leyensis ; ground color pure white, spot- ted with purplish rose. 5 cts. each, 30 cts. per doz., $ per 100. Isaac Buchanan. Pure yellow; best for massing. 10 cts. each, $1 00 per doz., $ per 100. Martha Washington. I-ight yellow, tinged rose, large flowers
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