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Title: A complete list of the latest novelties
Identifier: CAT31285320 (find matches)
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Nathan Smith & Son; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Michigan Adrian Catalogs; Chrysanthemums Catalogs; Carnations Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs
Publisher: Adrian, Mich. : Nathan Smith & Son
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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White Swan. built flower, very heavily plumed. Yellow I^ouis Boelimer PLUMA. This surpasses all the whites in this section -(See Leocadie Gentils.) Imp. Louis Boeh- mer.—A light pink sport from L. Boehmer. L'Euiant des deux Mondes.- Grand white sport from L. Boehmer. Leocadie Gentils— A bright yellow sport from "L'Enfnnt des deux Mon- des.'" We consider this the best yellow hairy variety yet introduced. Louis Boelimer. Magenta pink. Good vigor- ous habit. Fine for bush plants. Mrs. C. B. Free- man.—Sport from L. Boehmer: color varies from yellow to bronzy yellow, ac- cording to temperature. Mrs. Higanboth- am.—A large incurved flower with extremely wide petals. Bright pink. Mrs, Marguerite Carbone.-White, shad- ing to pink. Very compact in form. Pluma, - (For price and description see Novelties of 1900.) Queen of Plumes.— A beautiful shade of bright pink. In fullness, form and growth, similar to White Swan, only more dwarf. One of the best. 10c ea.; $6.00 per 100. R. M. Grey.—(Syn. Hairy Wonder.) Terra cotta. The most distinct and best of its class. 10c ea.; $6.00 per 100. Closely incurved, high New Pompons of 1900. ioc each; $5.00 per 100. Agatha.—White, with blush pink center. An exceedingly attractive flower. Almeida.—Pink, changing to white with age. A well built flower. Angelique.—Pure white, high built flower; very compact and neat. Atlas.—Bronze, shaded lemon; very large and deep; distinct. Attila.—Deep orange maroon; very compact form; medium size. Canova.—Deep orange bronze. A very showy flower. ElDerta.—Deep, but clear yellow; very distinct. Symmetrical flowers. Ethel.—Blush white; medium to large; a great keeper. Magnificus.—Very beautiful, pure white flowers, of large size and extra good form. Fine branching sprays. Good in every way. Norma,—Very large P. Ane. Ray petals, deep bronze; clear yellow center. Viola.—Deep violet. A very showy and distinct flower. Zenobia.-Bright clear yellow of brilliant shade. A handsome flower.

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