. Peony. New and Rare Peonies Price, strong roots, 50c each. Set of 8 superb varieties, postpaid, for $ Edulis Superba—Red. Faust—Delicate light pink. Felix Crousse—Brilliant red. Extra fine, Humei Carnea—Light rose, passing into white. Insignis—Beautiful violet pink. Jeanne D'Arc—Pure white. Nobilissima—Dark violet red. Festiva Maxima—White center, flaked red. Double Peonies Price, 40c each; $ per dozen. Set of 14 varieties, $, prepaid. Candidissima—Creamy white, Caroline Allain—Rose and salmon. Rosea Elegans—Soft rose. Duke of Wellington—Sulphur white. Lady Bramwell—Pink and yel
. Peony. New and Rare Peonies Price, strong roots, 50c each. Set of 8 superb varieties, postpaid, for $ Edulis Superba—Red. Faust—Delicate light pink. Felix Crousse—Brilliant red. Extra fine, Humei Carnea—Light rose, passing into white. Insignis—Beautiful violet pink. Jeanne D'Arc—Pure white. Nobilissima—Dark violet red. Festiva Maxima—White center, flaked red. Double Peonies Price, 40c each; $ per dozen. Set of 14 varieties, $, prepaid. Candidissima—Creamy white, Caroline Allain—Rose and salmon. Rosea Elegans—Soft rose. Duke of Wellington—Sulphur white. Lady Bramwell—Pink and yellow. Rubens—Dark crimson, Canary—White, primrose center. Rubra Triumphans—Crimson. Delachi—Velvety purple. Late. Louis Van Houtte—Velvety red, Festiva—Cream white, red spots. Modeste Guerin—Deep rose, Triomphe du Nord—Velvet rose. Prolifera Tricolor—Pinkish white. Old Fashioned Peonies Price, 30c each; $ per dozen, prepaid. Rosea—Rose pink. Rubra—Deep crimson. Alba—Blush white. HARDY PERENNIALS—Continued. Dingee Hardy Peonies There is a constantly increasing demand for the ol favorites in the gardens of long ago, and more and mor the flower-lovers of our land are abandoning the use o annual flowers and are filling their gardens with hard perennials—the kind that live from year to year, increas ing in size and beauty until they fairly run riot with thei wealth of bloom and glory of form and color. From th practical standpoint, these "old-fashioned" flowers art ideal either for him whose home is the midst of a vas estate or him whose "garden" consists of but a few fee, of soil in a city back yard. Of all the flowers in the Hardy Garden the Peony i easily recognized as the Queen—in fact it vies with th«i Rose for the title in many ways, for while in bloom it i without question the most glorious object in the garden Once Peonies are planted they last for a lifetime. They stand the severest winters with
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