. The Geo. H. Mellen Co. : 1902. Nursery stock Ohio Springfield Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 28 THE GEO. H. IV: uLEN CO., FLORISTS AND SEEDSMEN, GENERAL COLLECTION OF DOUBLE GERANIUMS-(Conimued.) Price, lOc each; any Ten for 7 Sc. LOUIS FIHOL — Bright orange-scarlet, shaded sabnon; plant very free and flowers very perfect. A good variety. L. CONTABLE—Plant of perfect habit; very free; large, full, double flowers, of a beautiful bright rose color. An extra fine variety. MARIE DE BISNARY—Very be
. The Geo. H. Mellen Co. : 1902. Nursery stock Ohio Springfield Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 28 THE GEO. H. IV: uLEN CO., FLORISTS AND SEEDSMEN, GENERAL COLLECTION OF DOUBLE GERANIUMS-(Conimued.) Price, lOc each; any Ten for 7 Sc. LOUIS FIHOL — Bright orange-scarlet, shaded sabnon; plant very free and flowers very perfect. A good variety. L. CONTABLE—Plant of perfect habit; very free; large, full, double flowers, of a beautiful bright rose color. An extra fine variety. MARIE DE BISNARY—Very beautiful. Rose-chamois col- or, center of petals shaded rosy-lilac. Quite distinct and pretty. One of the most profuse blooming varieties in our collection. MONTESQUIEU—Soft lavender pink of even shade; form of a Rose; cii-cular in form. A grand \'ariety. M. SANDORF — Orange-palmon, with silver shadings; flowers large and finely shaped. MLLE. HOSTE—Umbels large and borne well above the fohage; flowers of enormous size; color flesh, lined and shaded with bright salmon ; one of the very finest in the collection; shading simply exqvusite. M. CARO—The first real approach to lilac yet attained in Geraniums; the double flowers are a delicate shade of light lilac, the outer edge of the petals changing to deep rose, shaded in a most charming manner. MISS FRANCES E. WILLARD—Tliis very choice variety originated with this establishment in 1888, being one of several seedlings raised from seed obtained from a flower of White Swan. It is of vigorous growth; the flower stalks are very long and are carried well above the foliage; the color is a delicate blush, shaded with pearl- pink, a most charming piece of shading. MADAME DIEULAFOY—A charming variety. It is dwarf habit, with im- mense leaves; the florets are large, of good form, and are borne on im- mense trusses : the color is a tender rose, flaked with white. QUEEN OF FAIRIES—Large, round florets of very ^^ axy appearan
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