Excerpt from Annual Seed and Plant Catalogue, 1902
Chameleon. Our own introduction. A striking new double Geranium that cannot fail to please. Of very strong. Robust habit; flowers in immense trusses; color variable. The ground color ranging from pure white to rich pink. Each petal shaded and penciled light carmine. Deepening toward the centre to rich carmine scarlet. Very attractive. 25 cts.
Mrs. Landry. One of the choicest of the Bruant type. Flowers very large, semi-double; color clear apricot salmon, shading to copper towards the centre; of exceedingly robust habit. Withstanding the hot sun to a remarkable degree. Price, 20 cents.
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