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Identifier: CAT31285257 (find matches)
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Nanz & Neuner; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs
Publisher: Louisville, Ky. : Nanz & Neuner
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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54 'NA'NTi d NEUNER'S FLORAL ESTABLISH2IENT, MATAMORE. Very large; flowers bright scarlet, tinted salmon. MME. DEBONNAIRE. Ground color delicate pink; center of petals bright salmon and pink; free bloomer; extra. M. REMY MARTIN. Color bright rose with large spheri- cal trusses. MLLE. DURANT. Plant remarkably strong; vigorous grower; producing flowers in large, full trusses. Color light pink, with red border. NEW LIFE. Double. A great sensation In every way. The outer florets are large, of a brilliant red; In the center of these appear another semi-double floret, pure white in color, affecting a charming contrast, diflScult to realize unless seen, and having the appearance of being produced artificially. 20 cents each. PASTEUR. Extremely free in bloom, well-formed, round florets, color light pink, and very double. ROBT. ROLAND, Color a light pink, dark center; flowers and trusses large and good form. S. A. NUTT. This is a very dark crimson, the king of dark, with perfect flowers, and a free bloomer. SURPRISE. Brilliant red upper petals marked with white. A variety raised by Gerbeaux that is indeed a surprise to ail who have seen it in bloom, as it is entirely dis- tinct from any other variety both in color and in the ar- rangement of the color. The trusses and florets are of Immense size and plant robust. TURTLES SURPRISE. Dark scarlet, extra large flowers, stems and leaves very often come variegated. VAN POMMER ESHE. The center of the florets are bright, center orange, shading to a light salmon edg& This Is a good grower and profuse bloomer, well suita ble for outdoors and as a pot plant. SINGLE GERANIUMS. Price the same as those given for the double varieties, also for the set of 25 sorts. N. B.—The folowing varieties are grown in extra large quantities for massing, on account of their extra free blooming qualities and brilliant, distinct colors; Queen of the West. Surpass Queen, Our PeL See Jubilee Collection, page 58. ADAM MICKERWICK. Extra fine bedder, largest trusses, rich orange-salmon, dark center. ADMIRATION. Pant dwarf, white, with large, rosy sal- mon center, best addition to the light colored. CINDERELLA. Bright rcsy-salmon, new color; extra good tedder. CONCOURS REGIONAL. Rich pink: far ahead of onr old Master Christine. DAZZLER. Fiery scarlet, extra large; white center. HECLA. The grandest single scarlet that we have yet seen. Footstalks fifteen inches long and very rigid, bear- ing enormous trusses composed of Immense circular florets of velvety crimson scarlet. This variety has the floret, tbe rinest truss, the longest stem and the best color among the single reds; it is a fine and very free grower. JARDANUS. White, with light, salmon center; extra large flowers. KATE T. PATTERSON. Large flowers of deep, orange color, overlaid with buff. KING OF THE PURPLES. Rich shade of violet-red, upper petals marked scarlet. MADONNA. A chaste, satin peach rose, fine grower and freest bloomer. METEOR. This is one of our own seedlings, very attract- ive with large trusses of a most brilliant scarlet, velvety texture, large, bold, white eye, a great Improvement of the well-known Dazzler, dwarf compact grower, very long stem, a very good bedder. MARIE STUART. Petals overlapping and floret slightly cupped on long footstalks; truss larjje and informal, color brilliant rosy-scarlet. We cheerfully recommend this ns a bedder >>t the very highest order. II ARGUE RITA. The ne plus ultra of t'ne single white; ex- tra. MRS. SALLIER. Pale, lavender rose, bright rose mark- ings at base of petals, extra for pot rulture. MRS. W. F. NORTON. An orange-red, with point on every petal, novel; fine. OUR PET. An extra fine bedding sort, producing a very pleasing effect in massing; is equal to the best in cover- ing Itself with its light, rosy-salmon trusses of bloom. PIERRE DI'CHARTRE. Ground color light pink, veined deeper, edge scarlet; white eye 'n center surrounded by a broad band of orange-vermilion; large florets and truss and long footstalks. •PANACnB DE NANCY. Very distinct with white stripes pn samion grounds.
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Q,ueen of the "West. QUEEN OF THE WEST. This old favorite retains its po- sition as the most satisfactory bedding variety, of a fine, orange-scarlet color; first-class for every purpose. QUEEN OLGA. A beautiful, free-blooming novelly, with large, noble trusses and well-shaped flowers of a flery- rose-color, with blending of eye white; extra for mass- ing, excellent. SIMMTNOIDES. Rich purplish, crimson-white markings on upper petals. SURPASSE QUEEN OF THE WEST. An exquisite bed- der of more vivid color than Queen of the West. VICTOR FOURNEL. Very large flowering, color a very clear salmon, with darker shading around white eye, and edge of petals marked with brighter. This is an extra fine variety and attracts everybody's attention. VIOLET QUEEN. Extra large flowering, color violet crim- son, upper petals also marked white. W. A. CHA.LFONT. Light scarlet, profuse bloomer, with large trusses of well-formed flowers.

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