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Title: Jubilee floral catalogue
Identifier: CAT31284900 (find matches)
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Nanz & Neuner; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Fruit 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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50 NANZdNEUNER'S FLORAL ESTABLh^HMENT,
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PHEASANT EYE. Beautiful, semi- double variety, originated with us from Japan seed. It is a new and dis- tinct typo, tlie flowers being darl; bronze, witli a broad, clear yeliow zone around the center. Blooms in clusters. SILVEK EYE. Same almost as the former, except in color; which is light pink with silver zone. ELEGANCE. White, large daisy, with large yellow center. ORAFGE PLUME COLLECTION. (Hirsute or Haij^r Type.) RI.JOU FERNANDEZ (New Imported). Quite different from all othsr of this class, being of strictly Chinese incurv- ed type in shape, color a clear, fresh pink. Dwarf, busky habit. 10 cents each. LOUIS BOEHMER. Deep piuk, with silvery shadings, very healthy grower, and suitable for fine specimen or fancy trained plants. 10 cents each. â RM. FALCONER. Identical with the former of which it is a sport, except in color, which is a soft, delicate blush, shading almost to white 10 cents each. ! NFANT DES DEUX MONDES. An- other sport of Louis Boehmer which originated abroad. Color a pure white with the faintest lemon tinge in the center, far superior to Mrs, Alpheus Hardy, as it is of free, healthy and easy growth. 10 cents each. The Times. W. H. LINCOLN. Rich, golden yellow, of finest form and texture. A No. 1 for all purposes. If you want an ex- tra fine specimen pot plant, this is the variety. YELLOW IMGNAllCH. A yellow sport from Merry Mon- arch, identical except In color, which is a pl asing ca- nary. The e.irliest large fioworin^ yellow chi.vaiithe- muni to date. Blooms cut on October 5, l'-96. Price, 15 cents each. YANOMA. The best latest white ever produced. It Is a solid, reflexcd liloom of tlie Viviaiid Morel type, of a pure snow white. At its best December 1st and can be kept until Christmas. YELLOW QUEEN. Early yellow, fine, deep flower, center incurved, outer petals refiexing, an extra good variety for cut flowers, and pot plant as well, and a splendid keeper, on the plant and after bdns: rut. ZIPANGI. A massive bloom, reflex of outer petals showing crimson lining, center petals incurved, presenting the rich, buff, reverse. November l.'ith to 2fltli. ZCLINDA. Very large. Incurved, clnse Iniilt flower, outer petals reflexiug, ceiitci; ones Incurved, color line rosv pink, with silver.v or satln-liUe glossy pink reverse, fine, stiff stem and elegant and large foliage up to fljwers. CHINESE COLLECTION. BOUQUET OF ROSES. Incurved, compact, deep rose shad- ing off lighter with age, dwarf, compact gruwer, mak's very neat bushy plants. C. B. WHITNALL. Deep velvety crimson and marc n: the finest dark color of any existing vnrlcty, revers> lighter, pi^tals broad and gracefully Incurved. PO>tPOlSS AND DAISfES. ORIGINAL. The smallest chrysanthemum known, deep yellow, perfertly double, blooms In rlnsters. dwarf In habit, perfectly hardy. It has Monnicd :nui livr'd out- doors in a neighbor's garden for the last forty years.

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