. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Empress of China Carmine Pillar Mar\ Washington Estell;i Pradle Climbing Malinaison \V. A. Richardson White Maiechat Niel Meteor Mme. F. Kruger Mamau Cochet Golden Gate Wliite Maman Cochet Climbing Meteor Mme. Welche Crimson Rambler M'lSella La Marque Duchess d<* Krabant Solfaterrc Maid of Honor ('limbing Woctton The above varieties $2 per 100. $18 per lOOO. The following newer soits $4 per 100: Mrs. Robt. Peary or Climbing Kaiserin, Climbing Marie Giiillot, Climbing Bridesmaid, Psyche, The Baldwin. Double Gera
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Empress of China Carmine Pillar Mar\ Washington Estell;i Pradle Climbing Malinaison \V. A. Richardson White Maiechat Niel Meteor Mme. F. Kruger Mamau Cochet Golden Gate Wliite Maman Cochet Climbing Meteor Mme. Welche Crimson Rambler M'lSella La Marque Duchess d<* Krabant Solfaterrc Maid of Honor ('limbing Woctton The above varieties $2 per 100. $18 per lOOO. The following newer soits $4 per 100: Mrs. Robt. Peary or Climbing Kaiserin, Climbing Marie Giiillot, Climbing Bridesmaid, Psyche, The Baldwin. Double Geraniums,'.Ji4-inch pots, only good variettes. $ per 100, S20 per UW). Apple Scented Geraniums. 2H-inch pots. $3 per 100. Begonias Rubra and Tliurstoni. 2i4-ineh pots. $3 per IfO. M. de Lesseps and Alba Perfecta Grandiflora (White Rubra) $ per 10 J. Heliotropes, Syj-ineh pots, six best sorts, $'2per 100. Coleus. ten best sorts, $2 per ICO. Fuchsias, ten good sons. 2'., inch pots, $ per 100. Carnations 2'4-inch pots, five good sorts, red, white, pink, striped and \ellow, $ per 100 .$20 rer 1000. Hardy Pinks, five b st sorts, 2-inch pots, *2 per 100, $ per 10:0. Asparagus Sprengerii. 2H-inch pots, $ (.er lOn. Asparagus Tenuissimus 2Vi-inch pots, strong. .$3 per ICO. Jasmine Maid of Orleans and Graciiliinum, 2i2-inch pots, $2 per ICO. laftt in tllA ftUfim ^"^ ^"y ^o'^s of our ster- ViCI III 1116 aWffllll ling novelty and red-hot seller, THE AMERICAN WONDER LEMON, called by some "; Every catalogue man should get this. It has come to stay and will be a good thing for years. It commences to bear enormous fruit when two years old, which average from l}4 to 3 lbs each. The flavor of the ripe lemons is delicious, being veiy lull of rich acid juice. It propagates very easily, grows rapidly, bears freely when quite young and will grow anywhere. It is excellent for all culinary purposes. Extra-fine plants from 21/2-inch pots, $1 per doz.,
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