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J. Boigiano & Son, Seedsmen, Baltimore, Md. 



IVe send all our Plants by Prepaid Mail a Few Days After your Seed Orders are 



Forwarded. When we do 7iot prepay charges we make special 7iote 



and send by express 7ioi prepaid. 



New Chrysanthemums 



Cream of t lie IVorld's Collection. 

 Price, 10c Each , Any 6 for 50c, Any 14 for $1.00. All Prepaid. 

 Every Chrysanthemum on this page has won a medal. Indeed , some of them 

 have won several. You can order from this list with the assurance that any of them 

 will be a beauty. The price we offer them at is very low, as you will see by com- 

 paring them with any flower catalogue published. 



Virginia PoeUmaa. Pure ^vhite, 

 faintly tinged pink. 



White Bonaffon. Snow-white. Extra. 



Mrs. Perrin Tae brightest of all 

 pinks. 



Modesto. The best exhibition yellow. 



Black Haw^k. Largest deep crimson. 



Clementine Tonset. The most won- 

 derful white. 



Timothy Eaton, I<arge and grand 

 pure white. 



Colonel D. Appleton. The World 

 Beating Yellow. 



Early Flowering Chrysthemums 



So many persons have asked for %'ar- 

 ietie-i of Chrysanthemums that would 

 flower before frost comes in the fall. We 

 here offer the very best early "mums," 

 so you can see them flower in the garden 

 20c each; the five for 85c. 

 Carrie. Brightest yellow; large and 



fine. 

 Glory Of The Pacific. A lovely 



shadeof brightest pink; large and fine. 

 Estelle, Pure snow-white; literally 



covers the plant. 

 Monrovia. By far the best; very early; 



yellow, rich and fine. 

 October Frost. Purest snow-white; 



fairly glistens in its purity. 



Major Bonaff on. Deep GoldenYellow 

 Mrs. Henry JRobinson. Early I^rge 



Snow White. 

 Mand Dean. Immense shell pink. 

 Golden Wedding. Mammoth deep 



golden yellow. 

 Australian Gold. Richest deep 



golden yellow. 

 Miss ftfinnie Bailey. Grandest all 



pink. 

 Mrs. Jerome Jones. Exquisite white. 

 Camille d' Arville. Pure snow white, 



of medium size. 

 Golden Glow. Bright yellow of vel- 

 vety finish. 

 John Shrimpton. A rich red that has 



many admirers; of largest size. Extra. 

 Lavender Qneen. A lovely shade of 



pinkish lilac. 

 Mrs. O. P. Bassett. A light lemon- 

 yellow. 

 Miss Alifse Byron. Fine substantial 



white, very lasting. 

 Nagoya, One of the largest and finest 



brilliant yellow. 

 Percy Plnmridge. I<avender-pearl to 



the richest pink. 

 Robert Halliday. Deep golden yellow. 

 Silver Cloud. Peach-pink bordered. 

 Timothy Eaton. The largest of all 



"ilums." . _ 



Ostrich Plume Chrysanthemums 



Price, IS Cents Each. 

 Louis Boehmer. A most beautiful shade of lavender-pink. 

 Audrey (Ne>v.) Pure snow-white, ostrich plume. Elegant. 

 Hairy Wonder. Enormous terra-cotta. broad.spreading Japanese variety. 

 Trith extremely wide cupping and incurving petals, which are covered 

 with glandular hairs. Reported as the largest and besthairy ever exhibited. 

 Habit, stem and foliage perfect. 



Scarlet Sage 



6c each or 60c per dos. 25 for $1.00. postpaid. $3.00 per 100 by express. 

 New^ Dw^arf , L.o President. We have had plants that were only IS 

 inches high and 2 feet across, covered with rich, scarlet flowers. 

 Silverspot, New Salvia. Spotted foliage and bright scarlet flowers. 

 Salvia Splendens. The standard sort for bedding. 

 Splendens Alba. Flowers are pure white. 

 Variegata Splendens. Flowery striped white and red. 

 New Dwarf Scarlet Salvia. Mrs. Page. A sheet of richest scarlet. 



Verbenas 



The Mammoth Flowering. Flowers of unusual size and of a wide 

 range of colors. 8c each, 7 for 50c. 



Lemon Verbena. Fragrant foliage. The fragrance is that of a lemon. 

 One plant will scent a whole yard. 10c each. 



Giant Pansies 



Bolgiano's Magnificent Giant Pansies. Produce large flowers the 

 entire summer, and are as near perfection as it is possible to bring them. 

 The endless varieties and extremely rich, brilliant shades of color will sur- 

 prise you— colored so brilliant that it was not thought possible a few years 

 ago could be produced. The combinations of colors in the same .^iowerare 

 exquisite and wonderful, and so delicate that that no description can convey 

 an adequate idea of their beauty. 5c each. 6 for 25c. 35c per dozen. 

 40 plants $1.00. 12.50 per hundred. 



Coleus 



We have a collection of 30 kinds of the most distinct sorts. Describe what 

 you want and leave the selection of varieties to us. 5c each. 6 for 25c 12 

 for SOc. A distinct varieties for $1.00. These are all good bedders, standing 

 the hot sun without losing their colors. Price of Coleus by the hundred, 

 when sent by express not prepaid. $3.00. 



Violets 

 Beautiful and Fragrant 



Marie Louise. Double deep purple, sweet scented. 10c each. 



Double White. Queen of Fragrance. The best White Violet. 10c each. 



Lady Hume Campbell. The purest of the double blue^iolets. lOceach. 



Hardy Russian. Hardiest of nil \'iolets. deep rich blue. 10c each. 



Imperial of Parma Violet. The largest, richest blue and most highly 

 perfumed of all violets. Size of a half dollar. 20c each. 3 for SOc. 



New Violet, Gov. Herrick. A grand violet of the largest size, a deep 

 ultra-marine blue. Fragrance is deep, penetrating, lasting and delicious. 

 The best violet we grow. 15c. 2 for 25c. 



Basket and Vase Plants 



We have a great many calls for plants suitable for baskets and vases. We 

 grow these plants in large quantities and can furnish them at 8c each 



or 8 distinct plants for SOc. Artillery Plant 



Fine for baskets. 8c. each. 



Fragrant Heliotropes 



Price, lOc each. 3 for 25c. 4 for 30c. 

 Sno^v Wreath. I,arge clusters of fragrant flowers, pure white. 

 The Qneen. Dwarf habit, profuse bloomer and rich perfume; color royal 

 purple with a distinct white center. This is by far the bestof all Heliotropes. 

 Florence Nightengale. The best light lavender. 

 Chieftain. Color deepest violet-purple, large white eye, very fragrant. 



Crotons 



The Crotons are among the finest foliage decorative plants known. As 

 easy to grow as Coleus, and much brighter in their coloring. They can be 

 lifted and potted in the fall, and make handsome house plants. The lea%'es 

 are veined and margined, sometimes entirely variegated, with shades of 

 yellow, orange and crimson. Crotons love heat, sunshine and moisture. 

 12c each. 3 for 30c. $1.00 per dozen. 



Ostrich Plume Chrysanthemiun 



Persicum Giganteum, or Persian Violet. Of robust habit and strong 

 grower. Produces flowers on short, stout stems, and of immense size, often 

 me^isuring two inches in diameter. The foliajie is also beautiful. All colors. 

 ISc each. 



Flowering Begonias. 



We can supply 14 of the very newest and most charming varieties. 

 15c each. 4 for 50c. Satisfaction guatanteed. 



Painted Leaf, or King of Begonias. We can supply 12 fine sorts at 

 25c each. 5 for $1.00. 



Tuberous-Rooted Begonias. Single. White, yellow, crimson, rose, 

 scarlet. lOc. each. 3 for 25c. 7 for SOc. Double. In same colors. 5 for 75c. 



Fuchsias, or Ladies* Eardrops. Price lOc each, except where i.oled. 



Black Prince. Waxy carmine or pink. 15c each. 



Enfant Prodigy. Bright red sepals, deep purple corolla. 



Lustre. White sepals, deep pink corolla. 



New Fuchsia Mary. Richest scarlet in big clusters. Bronzj'-green 

 foliage. 20c each. 



Monstrosa. Scarlet sepals, snow-white corolla. 



Rifford. Scarlet sepals, plum-colored corolla. 



Speciosa. Bright rose sepals, brilliant carmine corolla. 



Fragrant Jasmines 



Jasmine, Maid of Orleans, Good sized double white wavy flowers of 

 delicious fragrance; blooming profusely throughout the summer. 15c each. 



2 for 25c. Large Plants, 25c each. 



Chinese Paper Plant. I^ovely, clear, lavender flowers. Fast growing 

 annual climber. 20c each. 



Hardy Lilies 



Lilium Auratum. (Golden-rayed Queen of Lilies.) The grandest lily 

 grown and a never-failing delight. The perfume is exquisite. 25c each. 



3 for 60c. 



Elegans. (Thumbergian Lily.) Magnificent, Tulip, shaped blossoms Hi 

 June or July. Showy, brilliant red, flamed yellow. 25c each. 



The Lemon Lily, Homerocallis Flava. This is entirely hardy, 

 bears flowers of lemon yellow color; very desirable. 10c. each. 3 for 25c. 



Harrisii. (The Bermuda or Easter Lily) Pot and treat the same as 

 Hyacinths. Each bulb will give from 6 to 12 flowers, 25c each. 



Candidnm. (The Ascension Lily.) The well-known hardy garden lily; 

 Snow-white fragrant blossoms. One of the best. 20c each. 3 for SOc. 



Speciosum Rubmm. Beautiful bright rose spotted dark velvety crim- 

 son. 25c each. 3 for 60c. 



Speciosum Album. Very fragrant; large flower; pure white \\nth 

 green band running through the center of each petal; one of the best. 

 30c each. 3 for SOc. 



Trigrinum Flora Pleno. The Double Tiger Lily, bright orange, 

 spotted black and very double. 10c each. 3 for 25c. 



Beautiful Japanese Iris 



(Iris Kaempf eri.) Beautiful flowers of the most delicate colore and tints 

 imaginable. A single plant will produce a dozen spikes, each carrying two 

 or three enormous blossoms. Perfectly hardy. We give the original 

 Japanese names of the different varieties. 20c each. SOc for an.\- 3. 

 $1.25 for set of 8. 



Gekki-No-Nami. (Waves of Moonlight.) White and Golden. 



Kumona-No-Sora. (Sky Amidst the Clouds.) White, Blue .and 

 Yellow. 



Kumn-No-Obi. (Band of Gold.) Crimson, lavender and gold. 



Geisho-Ui. (Gown of Fain^'. Mahogany-red. 



Knma-F ingin, (Exc'ted Bear.) Violet-Blue. 



Senio-N« "ora. (Bottomless Cave.) Blue, purple and gold. 



Shichink a. (Flower in Wine.) White, red and yellow. 



Iso-No-Nami. (Shallow Waves.) Blue, lilac and gold. 



Maderia Vine 



The well known popular tuberous rooted climber. 



Each 5c. 3 for 10c. 



