. Book for florists. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seedlings Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. 22 J. C. VAUGHAN, CHICAGO AND NEW YORK, BOOK FOR FLORISTS. STOCKS- Continued. Mammoth White Column. Trade packet, 25c. Princess May, New. Trade packet, 25c. Brompton Sunrise, New. Trade packet, 20c. Fire Flame.—Undoubtedly the most brilliant red of all known Stocks every separate blossom resembling a flame of red garnet. It is of perfect pyramidal habit, very free of bloom and desirable in every way. Trade pkt., 25c. SnowOake, Forcing.—The earliest flowering of the Wnite Ten Week
. Book for florists. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seedlings Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. 22 J. C. VAUGHAN, CHICAGO AND NEW YORK, BOOK FOR FLORISTS. STOCKS- Continued. Mammoth White Column. Trade packet, 25c. Princess May, New. Trade packet, 25c. Brompton Sunrise, New. Trade packet, 20c. Fire Flame.—Undoubtedly the most brilliant red of all known Stocks every separate blossom resembling a flame of red garnet. It is of perfect pyramidal habit, very free of bloom and desirable in every way. Trade pkt., 25c. SnowOake, Forcing.—The earliest flowering of the Wnite Ten Week's Stocks. Flowers extremely large and double, and snow white; fo'.iage strong and handsome. It is much liked for forcing, as it furnishes white flowers at a time when they are scarce. Trade pkt., 25c. Red Victoria.—Flowers double; a dark blood red, very brilliant, and the plant a perfect pyramid of bloom, very regular and symmetrical in growth. Trade packet, 25c. White Victoria.— Like the red, but pure white. Trade packet, 20c. White Perfection.—This variety is almost a perpet- ual bloomer, for which it has also been called "Cut and Come Again;" grows about 18 inches high; branches freely, and if sown early can be had in bloom from the middle of June till November. Trade packet, 25c; y% oz., 60c. Large Flowering Dwarf Bouquet.—Mixed. Trade packet, 25c. -5+ SAINTPAULIA IONANTHA. One of the most distinct and valuable novelties of late years. It was discovered in Central Africa, where it grows in the crevices of the rocks. The plants grow about 6 inches in height, the flowers measure i}{ inches in diameter and re- semble Violet flowers both in shade and color. The leaves are fleshy and grow in rosette shape, and the flowers are borne above the foliage on slender stalks 3 to 4 inches high. It is a true ever-bloomer, producing flowers when the plants are but six months old, continuing to bloom incessantl}-. Trade packet, 25c. SWEETWILLIAM, double flowering, mi
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