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Title: I.N. Kramer & Son, seedsmen and florists
Identifier: CAT31284695 (find matches)
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: I. N. Kramer & Son; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nursery stock Iowa Cedar Rapids Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs
Publisher: Cedar Rapids, Iowa : I. N. Kramer & 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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CHRY5ANTH EMUMS. Price ioc each. $1.00 p Glory of the Pacific—It is of magnificent size and depth, with broad petals, which finely reflex, showing the clear pink color to excellent advantage. Mrs. H. Robinson—The flowers are a per- fect white ball of the largest size, incurved, borne on long, stiff stems; dwarf growth; excellant plant for pot culture. Autumn Glory—There is nothing like it in coior, which is a deep reddish-salmon upon opening and gradually changes to a soft, shrimp-pink when fully finished. The flow- ers are of the largest size and take on great depth. This variety has no touch of laven- der in its color, but is a decided and new shade that is very beautiful. 15c. Frank Hardy—Magnificent white. Flowers of the the largest size and of perfect clear form. Petals incurving and gracefully en- folded. 15c. Mme. F. Bergman—The best extra early white. Marion Henderson-Extra fine early yellow Mayflower—An extra large fine white. Mrs. Perrin—A beautiful shade of bright pink; flowers globular and very large. Midge—Very dwarf; early; pure white. Md. Gramme—Pure white. Mrs.J.G.Whilldin-Clearest yellow, extra early Golden Plume—Fine feathery golden-yellow. Lillian Bird—Shell pink; petals frilled. Reine d'Angleterre—Bright rosy pink. Geo. Glenney—Yellow. Violet Rose—Large; violet rose color. Rob Roy—Soft delicate pink. Mrs. Elliott—Yellow. Golden Wedding—It is J bold, deep yellow flower 0* uncommon form and grea sturdiness in stem and foliage 15c. Vivian Morel-Beautiful light pink. Arche—Fine clear vellow. er dozen except where noted. Eugene Daledose—Large; yellow. Wm. Rudd—A most beautiful pink. C. H. Miller—Large; pink. Good Gracious—Delicate shade of peach pink Marie Louise—Beau1 iful recurving white, with interlacing petals, outer ones reflexing closely around the stem, inner ones building up full to center, forming a plumy globe. Mrs. Jerome Jones—Pure white, incurved, high round flower; one of the best of all whites. Golden Gate—Canary yellow and orange. Mrs. Agnes L. Dalsker—Beautiful early pink. Yellow Jerome Jones—The best late yellow. 20c each. Mrs. L. C. Maderia—Compact globe of brightest orange; petals upright like unopened pointed quills. Ivory—Pure white. H. Canned—Beautiful incurved yellow. Philadelphia—Delicate creamy white, tinged yellow and beautifully incurved. 15c, Mrs. W. H. Rand—Pure light golden yellow. The Bard—Rich crimson with outer edge of petals trimmed with old gold. lora—The most beautiful chr) santhemem I grown. Mrs. Humphrey—(Snowball.) Pure white. L. Canning —Large, pure white flower. Wm. Falconer—The best white "Ostrich Plume." W. H. Lincoln—Golden yellow. Harry Balsley—Soft pink color. Yellow Queen—Bright, clear yellow. Constellation—A true pink. Challenge—A perfect globe of brightest yel- Caladium Esculentum, Louis Boehmer, or Pink Orstrich Plume—Silvery pink with deep rose on the inside of petals; incurved. Waban—Pink, very large flower; broad petals, the outer of which reflex; those of the center incurve. Potter Palmer—Immense size of the purest white. Pres. Wm. R. Smith—A pure self pink. Major Bonnaffon—Soft, clear, incurving yellow. Gettysburg—Deep crimson; outer petals broad and droop- ing, and has a lustrous sheen in the sunlight. 15c. CALADIUfl ESCULENTUn. The leaves of this plant grow to an immense size, sometimes two feet wide and three feet long; beautifu'ly veined; does best when it has a good deal of moisture. As a single plant for lawns or large flower border it has no superior. 15c, 25c and 50c each. CENTAUREA GYMNOCARPA. Attains a diameter of two feet, forming a gracefu', rounded bush of silvery gray, for which nothing is so well fitted to con- trast in ribbon lines with dark foliage plants. As a plant for hanging baskets it is also unsurpassed, its drooping fern-like leaves being effective, ioc; Si.00 per dozen. COLEUS. The best of all ornamental foliage plants for summer bed- ding; fine for edging large beds or massing by themselves. Very tender and should not be planted until all danger of late frost is over, ioc each; 75c per dozen. Try our Vegetable and Flower Seeds.
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