FLOWERING BULBS, PLANTS, ETC. 



CALLA. 



The culture of this old favorite Lily 

 is with us a specialty. We annually 

 use in our cut-flower business thous- 

 ands of Its blossoms, so that at all 

 times in its season we have a large 

 stock of blooming plants. From these 

 we select the very finest for shipping. 



Ethiopica (Common Calla)— Each, 

 25c to $1.50. 



Alba Maculata— Foliage dark green, 

 beautifully spotted white, making a 

 very handsome plant when not in 

 bloem. The flowers are pure white, 

 same as the old favorite Calla, only 

 smaller, each, 25c. 



New Dwarf Calla, " Little Gem "— 

 A perfect Calla in miniature, it never 

 exceeds twelve inches in height, bear- 

 ing foliage similar in shape to the 

 ordinary variety, but much smaller 

 and more graceful and delicate. Like- 

 wise the flowers, which are perfect in 

 form but not more than two and a half 

 inches in diameter, are pure white. 

 It produces these beautif al flowers in great profusion and almost continuously. 



NEW DWARF CALLA, "LITTLE GEM. 



Price, each, 25c. 



CYCLAMEN PBRSICUM GIGAN TEUM. 



CYCLAIVIEN 

 PERSIGUM CIGANTEUM. 



If we were asked to name 

 the plant which appeared 

 to be the most popular 

 last winter and spring, 

 being most in demand, we 

 would promptly and em- 

 phatically say the Cycla- 

 men. We had a laige 

 stock of them, and all were 

 disposed of in a very short 

 lime. To see them was to 

 admire them, and so satis 

 factory did they prove to 

 purchasers that they 

 wanted more for them- 

 e elves and their friends. 

 The unanimous verdict 

 was that they are the most 

 satisfactory winter flower- 

 ing house plant one can 

 grow. In anticipation of 

 another big demand for 

 them, we have again 

 grown a large stock, all in 

 splendid condition. 



Each, 25c to $1.00. 



