Tecomai Velvitina.. — A valuable ever blooming shrub, fine for house 

 or garden. It is much handsomer and more tloriferous than T. Smithii or T. 

 Stans, and the foliage is larger. It blooms from seed when only twelve 

 inches high and is never out of bloom in the garden, and young plants bloom 



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freely in pots. The flowers are borne at the ends of all the branches in great 

 bunches measuring 5 to 7 inches iicross, and from 25 to 50 in a bunch. The 

 individual flowers are tubular, flaring and measure 2}-n inches across the 

 throat, the color is bright golden yellow. 25c to 50c each. Seeds 10c pkt. 



Cherokee R^ose. — The true variety; single; fine for hedges, for cover- 

 ing screens and arbors. The foliage is handsome, shining light green. The 

 large wide open, single pure white flowers measure 4)4 to 5 inches across. 

 Good plants 25 cents. $2.50 per dozen. 



