Mrs. Pheodosia 13. Shepherd's Prade list. 5 
FREESIA. 50¢ oz; $6 tb. 
GERANIUM. Zonale, splendid mixture, 75e 
0z; $10 bh. Bronze and gold, choice mixed, 
$1.25 1000 seeds. ‘Tricolor, 50¢ 100 seeds. 
Double,crop uncertain $5.50 1000 seeds. Ap- 
ple scented, 1000 seeds $1. Lady Washing- 
ton 100 seeds 55e; 1000 seeds $5; always 
searee. Ivy, 100 seeds 50c. 
GAILLARDIA GRANDIFLORA. 25¢ OZ. 
HARDENBERGIA ALBA. Beautiful winter 
blooming shrub, clusters of snowy pea- 
shaped fiowers, fine for florists. 25e pkt. 
IPOMEHA HEAVENLY BLUE. A beautiful 
annuai morning glory. The foliage is very 
large, heart shaped, thick, and of a light 
green color. The flowers are in large, 
airy clusters and are of that indescribable 
heavenly blue so rarely seen in flowers; 
the throat is yellow inside, softly spread- 
ing into bine. The flowers measure four 
and a halfto five inches across, and about 
10 o'clock in the morning no finer sight 
can be imagined than this lovely vine, the 
great profusion of flowers almost render- 
ing the foliage invisible. Hveryone who 
sees it for the first timeis filled with de- 
light at its beauty, exclaiming: ‘‘That is 
the lovliest.thing I ever saw!’ $2 oz; 4 
ib $7; 25¢ pkt. 
IMPATTENS SULTANA HYBRIDA. Nine 
splendid varieties mixed. $1.50, 1000 seeds; 
25¢e pkt. 
MANDAVILLA SAVEOLENS * GRANDI- 
flora. This beautiful Mandavilla is double 
the size of the old variety, with immense 
clusters of pure white,waxy, Starry flowers 
$l per oz. 
MIGNONETTE. Giant White, 
black seeded, 40e oz. 
MINA LOBATA. $102; $19 tb, 
PASSAFLORA. Scarlel, grand climber, 40e 
pkt; $30z. P. Constance Elliot, 25c pkt. 
Von Volxmi (Tacsonia), splendid erimson 
flower, 50c 100 seeds; $4.50 1900 seeds. 
Buchani (Pink Passion Tacsonia), edible 
fruit, lode pkt, $1 oz, $8 ib. 
PETUNIA HYBRIDA GRANDIFLORA. — 
“Rufiled Giants.’?a grand strain, exquisite 
eolors. 250 seeds 35 ¢; 500. seeds 40 ¢. 
Upright, 
HS eet New Fringed Grandifiora, 25e 500 
seeds. 
Grandifiora Mottled and Strined, 
choice, 35¢. pkt. 44 oz. $2 50, 1 oz. $8. 
- HENDER’S Striped and Blotched, 14 0z.$3, 
VS OZ. $5.50. 
very 
Jarter’s Emperor, $1.50 1-16 0z., $15 02., 50e. 
pkt. 
Clematis Flowered $1.50 1.16 0z., % oz. $9 
ROSA, very ch. mxd., uncleaned $2.50 ib, 
cleaned $6 ib, 50c.0z. Rugosa Alba (Jap- 
anese Rose) Single, $1.25 oz. cleaned. 
Rugosa Red, 25c. pkt. Single Cherokee, 
true variety, 75¢@. oz. 
SWANSONIA ALBA, beautifully divided 
foliage, long spikes of pure white pea- 
shaped flowers, great bloomer, 50c. pkt. 
SWEET PEAS. Eckford’s lg. fl. mxd., 75e: 
per fb., 10 tbs or more, 50c. per th. 
Primrose, Countess of Radnor, Delight, 
Duchess of Edinburgh, Mrs. Sankey, Mrs. 
Gladstone, Orange Prinee, Apple Blossom, 
Isa Eckford, Splendor, $1 per lb. 
Red.and White Striped, Cardinal, Princess 
of Wales, 75c. lb. 
Queen of England, $1.50 per lb. 
On orders of 50 or 100 lbs. of these varieties, 
assorted, 15 per cent discount, with ex- 
ception of Queen of Engtand. 
Jontraect orders taken for 1894. 
STOCKS Lg. fl. Giant Perfection Ten Weeks. 
Splendid variety, very large double 
flowers. Purple, red, rose, shrimp pink, 
flesh and white, separate, 70c. 0z., $8 Ib. 
Ch. mxd. 60¢. 02., $7 Ib. 
Lg. fl. Dwf. German ten weeks mxd. 50e. 
0z., $8 lb. 
Lg. fl. Dwe. 
Violet blue, most lovely. 
German ten weeks mxd. 
80e@. 0z., $9 1b. 
Cut and Come Again, (Princess Alice,) 50c. 
_pkt., $1.50 oz. ‘s 
SOLANUM BETACEUM, TomatoTree. This 
splendid tropical plant is very handsome 
as well as useful. It bears delicious fruit 
the size of alarge egg, and comes into 
bearing in a year from seed. The fruitis 
good raw or cooked and makes fine jellies 
and jams. The fruit will bear shipping 
long distances. It should be planted 
largely in California both the for home 
market and forshipment. Itripens about 
Christmas, and would bring a good price 
in the East. 25 cts. pkt. 
SCHINUS MOLLE, Pepper Tree. The seeds 
. of this’ beautilul tree germinate readily 
and make very pretty little plants I see 
by “Gardening” that Wm. Falconer uses 
these plants for borders at ‘‘Dosoris,”’ 
planting the seeds in the ground in early 
spring and allowing them to grow where 
they sre planted. 10c. oz., $2 1b. 
