Childs' bulbs that bloom : bulbs that bloom plants that please berries that bear . ilky petals, soft pink, shadeawith bright rose. Slightly drooping, graceful and very sure, profuse bloomer. $ Madame De Verneville—Large, very full. Pure white:center blush when first open, fading to pure white;prominent carmine hecks. Medium height, extra freebloomers. Early. Extra good. 50c each. Mons. Jules Elie—This is the king of all Peonies, and iswithout question M. Crousses masterpiece. Color, anideal glossy lilac-pink shading to deeper rose at thebase of the entire llower, overlaid with
Childs' bulbs that bloom : bulbs that bloom plants that please berries that bear . ilky petals, soft pink, shadeawith bright rose. Slightly drooping, graceful and very sure, profuse bloomer. $ Madame De Verneville—Large, very full. Pure white:center blush when first open, fading to pure white;prominent carmine hecks. Medium height, extra freebloomers. Early. Extra good. 50c each. Mons. Jules Elie—This is the king of all Peonies, and iswithout question M. Crousses masterpiece. Color, anideal glossy lilac-pink shading to deeper rose at thebase of the entire llower, overlaid with a sheen orsilvery rose that fairly dances and shimmers in thesunlight. An unapproachable variety. $ each. Madame BoMet—Very compact, with silvery-white reflex,carmine; fragrant, free and fine. 50c. Octavie Demay—Very large, flat crown. Guards andcenter pale hydrang\ea-pink. collar almost white. Fra-grant. Very dwarf habit free bloomer. A beautifuland chaste variety. double bloom:ingulated witn S0[ John Lewis Childs, Inc., Floral Park, X. Officinalis Rubra Plena—Immense double blossoms ofthe richest glowing, crimson-red color. The grandold variety winch blooms so very early, and is yetthe most brilliant colored variety known. Very scarce, each. Philomele—Anemone type. Guard or primary petalsbright violet-rose, anemone center, of lingulated nar-row golden yellow petals changing to cream or amber-? How. As the flower develops a crown appears ofbright rose, edged dark crimson; fragrant; verystrong, upright grower and fine bloomer. Distinct. Queen Victoria—The very best every-day white. Whencut :i keeper. Flower of good substancesnd Color; very pretty in the bud state, when it hasa faint blush tint; an old standby. 40c.
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