Imagen de archivo de la página 126 del Estudio Descriptivo Catálogo Ilustrado de nuevo. Estudio descriptivo catálogo ilustrado de nuevas y raras, plantas, semillas y bulbos . descriptiveillus1893Unidad Año: 1893 Asamblea Cataloguk viveros de los Estados Unidos. 87 Probablemente ninguna familia de plantas ha sido Hibridizada con éxito tal como esta, con el resultado de ambas flores dobles y sencillas, de innumerables matices de color, desde el blanco puro, a través de rosa y rosado a carmesí intenso y ardiente de escarlata, y desde lo más profundo color amarillo a marrón leonado y de color naranja brillante, y suelen alcanzar un tamaño de cinco a seis inc

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Archive image from page 126 of Descriptive illustrated catalogue of new. Descriptive illustrated catalogue of new and rare seeds, plants, and bulbs . descriptiveillus1893unit Year: 1893 General Cataloguk of The United States Nurseries. 87 Probably no family of plants has been hybridized with such success as this, the result being flowers both double and single, of innumerable shades of color, ranging from pure white, through rose and pink to intense crimson and fiery scarlet, and from the deepest yellow to tawny brown and brilliant orange, and often attaining a size of from five to six inches in diam- eter. They are among the finest flowering plants for greenhouse and window decoration, as well as for summer bedding. Being easy of cultivation, they should be in every collection. Bego- nias should be kept cool and shaded. Do not try to force them, as they are apt to become long and 'spindling.' They should be watered sparingly at first, but once well started, give plenty of water and air. When done blooming, dry off and store away, in the same manner as Dahlias or other bulbous roots. We beg to call special attention to our colored plate, showing the different types of Begonias, of which our unsurpassed collection is very extensive and complete, and have much pleasure in offering the following special collections of our own selection of these grand varieties at the following low rates; SPECIAL COLLECTIONS. 6 Named Double Varieties in distinct and separate colors, $2.75. 6 Single Varieties in distinct and separate colors, $1.75. Single Varieties. These are from an extra selected strain, and the colors are very fine. Each Per doz. Dark Red, Rose, Pure White, Blush White $0 35 $3 50 Orange Red, Dark Rose, Yellow all shades. Bronze or Copper 50 5 00 Pure Yellow. Very fine 75 7 50 Single, Mixed. All colors Per 100, $18 .20 2 00 JSiT' For type of Single Begonias, see fig. i, colored plate. Double Varieties. Each Adelina Lefevre. Rose, spotted red. Dwarf, and a good bed