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CURRLE EROTHERS COMPANY, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



SALVIA BOXFIKE. 



ROSES. 

 Little Midgets, Bloom the first Season from Seed. Pkt. 



Polyantha Multlflora (Little Midgets) — Although blooming freely the first 

 season, beginning about six weeks after the seed germinates, they do not 

 attain their best until the second year, when they are a perfect mass of 



bloom. The seed germinates very slowly. 3 pkts. 25c 10 



French Hybrids — Finest mixed; 2 pkts. 25c 15 



Tea Scented — Finest mixed; 2 pkts. 25c. . . 15 



RUDBECKIA (Texas Cone Flower). 

 These robust-growing plants are becoming very popular for border decora- 

 tion. They are of very easy culture and produce showy flowers during summer 

 and autumn. 

 Blcolor Superba — H. A. 1% feet. Bright yellow with black-purple center. 10 



Fulgida — H. P. Small yellow flowers; very free 10 



Purpurea (Echinacea) — H. P. Hardy Purple Sunflower 15 



SALVIA. 

 Handsome plants, excellent for beds or borders, with long spikes of flowers, 

 which continue in bloom until late in the fall. For early flowering sow the 

 Seed indoors in March or April, or outside as soon as the warm weather appears. 

 H. H. P. Pkt. 



Ball of Fire — A compact, dwarf-flowering variety unequaled for bedding. 

 Begins to bloom two weeks ahead of other sorts and continues until late 



fall. Height 18 inches; Vi oz. $1.00 10 



Bonfire — The plants are dwarf and compact in habit, growing about 2% 

 feet high, bearing in great profusion long spikes of brilliant scarlet • 



flowers; % oz. 75c 10 



Drooping Spikes — Immense, gracefully bending flower spikes. Descrip- 

 tion, page 5 10 



Little Lord Fauntleroy, or Precocity — A dwarf, compact growing Salvia, 

 forming plants about 12 inches in height and producing continually an 



abundance of bright scarlet flower spikes; Vs oz. 50c 10 



Ostrich Plume — The name aptly describes this novelty. Flowers in im- 

 mense plumes. See page 5 15 



Patens — Flowers of a delightful blue 10 



Splendens (Scarlet Sage) — The long spikes of vivid scarlet are borne in 



such profusion as to fairly hide the foliage; Vi oz. 50c 5 



Sylvestris Alba — A clear-white sport from the blue flowering hardy Salvia, 

 nearly all seedling plants producing pure white flowers. Seeds sown in 

 March, transplanted early in May, will produce blooming plants about' 



the middle of July. 3 feet 10 



Zurich — A dwarf, compact Salvia, coming into bloom very early, and pro- 

 ducing large, brilliant scarlet flowers 10 



SILENE. Pkt. 

 Pendula Compacta (Catchfly) — Beautiful free-flowering plants, very at- 

 tractive for rockwork, etc. H. A. Mixed 5 



SMILAX — Myrsiphyllum Asparagoides — Oz. 35c 5 



SOLANUM — A very useful ornamental pot plant for winter decoration, 

 bearing in the greatest profusion, bright scarlet globular berries. 



Capsicastrum (Jerusalem Cherry) 10 



Capsicastrum Nanum — A dwarf variety of the above 10 



STOCKS OR GILLIFLOWERS. 



Sown in heat in the early spring and afterwards in 

 the open ground as soon as nice weather has set in, 

 a continuation of bloom can be had all season. They 

 are of delightful fragrance, and are much used as cut 

 flowers. Our strains of stocks are all that can be 

 desired. H. H. A. 



LARGE FLOWERING DWARF 10-WEEK STOCKS. 

 Of dwarf habit, with large spikes of very large 

 double flowers. 



Blood Red, Rose, Canary Yellow, Dark Violet, 

 Carmine, Chamois, Light Blue, White, 

 Choice Mixed, % oz. 75c. 

 All of the above, pkt. 10c; 3 pkts. 25c; 8 pkts. 50c. 

 Dwarf German, Ten "Weeks, Mixed, Second Qual- 

 ity, 14 ez. 50c Pkt. 5 



CUT-AND-COME-AGAIN STOCK. 

 (Perpetual Giant.) 

 This is a valuable Stock for cutting, branching out 

 as fast as cut, and every shoot bears a cluster of 

 flowers, which are finely shaped and very fragrant. 



Pure White pkt. 10 Mixed, Vs oz. 50c; pkt. 10 



Snowflake — A splendid dwarf-growing variety with 



very large pure white flowers, very early 10 



Beauty of Nice — An attractive Stock for early and late 

 flowering. The plant throws up a gigantic main 

 flower spike, bearing blooms of large size, beautiful 

 in form and of delightful shades of color. It is ex- 

 ceptionally early and can be had in flower 12 to 15 

 weeks from time of sowing. We offer the following 

 varieties and colors. Pkt. 



Abundance (Carmine-rose) — A wonderfully free- 

 flowering new type. Flowers largely double and 

 very fragrant. The plant grows to an immense 



size", branching remarkably 15 



Canary Yellow — H oz. 50c 10 



Crimson King — Vs oz. 50c 10 



Peach Blossom — Vs o~. 50c 10 



Pink (Davbreak shade) — Vs oz. 50c 10 



Queen Alexandra (Posy Lilac) — Vs oz. 50c 10 



Violet (Purple) — % oz. 50c 



White — V 8 oz. 50c 



Mixed — Vs oz. 50c 



STOCKS — Intermediate. 

 Valuable on account of their flowering late in au- 

 tumn or as pot plants for early spring blooming, for 

 which purpose the Seeds should be sown in July or 

 August. Pkt. 



Emperor, Finest Mixed — H. H. B 10 



Early Autumn Flowering — H. H. A 10 



Brompton, Finest Mixed — H. H. B 10 



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STOCKS — BEAUT! 



