SPECIAL. LOW PRICED LIST OF PLANTS. 



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SPECIAL LOW PRICED LIST OF PLANTS, 



WHICH WE WILL SEjYD IX THE FOLLOWIJ^'G COLLECTIONS 



Free by Mail, for $1.00, 



Or hy Express (buyer to pay charges), on the conditions named at the end of this List. 



PLEASE TO READ CABEFTTLLY THE CONDITIONS BELOW BEFORE ORDERING, 



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Each coUection (tinless otherwise stated; contains aU distikct vaeieties of the newest and most approved 

 kinds of ouB sixEcnoN, each plant being labeled; to such, however, as do not care for the plants being 

 labeled, 25 per cent, in number will be added to each coUection; for example, we will send eight distinct 

 kinds of Winter-flowering Eoses, labeled, for $1.00, or ten equally distinct and good kinds, unlabeled,^ for bl.OO 

 ^\-hen ordering, therefore, say whether you desire the coUection to be "named' or " mmamed. It must 

 be distinctly imderstood that the kinds in each class must be of oue selection; when varieties are wanted to 

 special name, they will only be sent at the rates named in Catalogue. 



For Sl.OO -we will send. Free by Mail: 



8 Achyrantltns, crimson, violet and yellow leaves. 

 6 Abutilons (Chinese Bell Flower), orange, crimson, 



etc. 

 6 Aquilegia, blae, white, orange, etc. ; hardy. 

 8 Ageratumg, colors white, clarK violet, blue, rose, etc. 

 8 Alternantheras, varieties for edgings, etc. 

 •i Aialeas (Chinese), colors white, scarlet, etc. 

 8 Basket Plants, most approved kinds. 

 6 Begonias, scarlet, orange, white, rose, crimson, etc. 

 4: Begonias, tuberous-rooted — scarce. 

 6 Begonia Rex, ornamental foliage. 

 6 Bouvardias, scarlet, rose, crimson, white, blush, etc. 

 6 Cannas, dark varieties, tropical-looking. 

 6 Centanreas, white-leaved, for edging. 

 4 Cactus, night-blooming, lobster, etc. 

 10 foleus. bedding varieties. 

 6 Colens (new of this season), beautiful foliage. 

 6 Caladinms (fancv), leaves spotted and mottled. 

 2 Calla Ethiopica (white), nowering plants. 

 a Camellia Japonlca (double), with buds, colors 



crimson and whiter 

 6 Carnations (monthly), crimson, scarlet, variegated, 



6 Ch.r>-santliemums (small-flowering), colors crim- 

 son, vellow, rose, wliite, pink, maroon, orange, etc. 



6 CKrysanthemums (large - flowering), colors crim- 

 .son, yellow, rose, white, pink, taaroon, orange, etc. 



6 Chrysanthemnms (new Japanese), colors crimson, 



• vellow, rose, white, piuk, maroon, orange, etc. 



4 Clematis. White, purple, etc. 



6 Climbing Ferns, one of the finest house-plants. 



4 Crotons. Choice varieties. 



4 Cyclamen Persicnm, shades from white to crim- 

 son. 



is Dracenas (dragon-trees), terminalls and indlvisa. 



6 Datlias, large-flowering, all colors. 



6 " bouquet varieties, all colors. 



8 Daisies, finest mixed. 



G '* (new Paris), white, blue and yellow. 



G Echeverias. 



4: Krantbemums. 



G Perns, best fitted for house culture. 



6 Fuih.sias, all colors, double and single. 



i Gloxinias, beautiful and scarce house plant. 



4 Grape Vines, wliite, bronze, black ami purple fruit. 



8 Gladiolus, for summer flowering. 



G Geraniums (single ^nale), the finest of our collec- 

 tion. 



6 Geraniums (doable zonale). the finest of our collec- 

 tion. 



6 Geraniums (scented zonale), the finest of our col- 

 lection. 



6 Geraniums (ivy-leaved), sxcellent for trellis or bas- 

 kets. 



8 Heliotropes, colors all shades of purple, violet, etc.; 

 each lot includes new white " .Snow Wreath." 



4 Hibiscus (Chinese), scarlet, crimson, orange, etc. 



4 Honeysuckles, evergreen, coral and Japan. 



4 Harily Sbrnbs. 



6 Hardy Climbing Plants. 



G Hydrangeas, white, and the dWerent shades of 

 pink, 

 or, 4 Jasminum (Jessamine), colors white and yellow. 



or, 6 Lobelias, everblooming, bine. White and lavender, 

 or, 6 Lantanas, white, orange, pink, crmison, etc. 

 or 6 Mesembryanthenjum. Wa.\ Pink, 

 or, 6 Mosses (Lycopodium), best fitted for house culture, 

 or 4 Oleanders (DOUBLE), white, etc. 

 or', 3 Palms, large, fancv leaves, used for decorating, 

 cr, 4 Poinsettia Pulclierrlma, large scarlet bracts, 

 or, 6 Petunias (double), purple, crimson and white. 

 or', 8 Petunias (Single), striped and blotched: very fine, 

 or, 8 Pinks, summer garden varieties, in flower all sum- 

 mer; crimson, pink, maroon and white; sure to please, 

 or 8 Pansies, new German varieties: very fine, 

 or. 8 Phlox, hardy; white, crimson, rose, violet, etc. 

 or, 6 Passifloras, (" Passion Flower Vine.'") 

 or, 4 Poeonias, hardv, summer-flowering, 

 or, 4 Primulas (Chinese), colors white, crimson, rose, 



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or, 6 Roses, Hybrid Perpetual (hardy), white, pink, crim- 

 son, etc. 



or, 8 Roses (Monthly Tea), white, crimson, rose, violet, yel- 

 low, etc. 



or, a Roses, American Banner, crimson and white 

 striped. 



or, 6 Snapdragons, crimson, white, yellow, scarlet, etc. 



or, 6 Sedums (•' Stone Crop.'') 



or, 6 Succulents, "Crassula.s,'' etc. 



or, 6 Salvias, colors blue, scarlet, crimson, white andrf0.9e. 



or, 6 Scarcer summer-flowering plants. 



or, 8 Scarcer ornamental-foliage plant.s. 



or, 6 Smilax— the climbing plant u.sed for festooning. 



or 6 Stevias, color white; winter-flowering. 



or, 8 Strawberries those ofl'ered in our colored plate, as. 

 the " Cream " or the best new varieties for 1881. 



or, 8 Tradescantias. 



or, 6 Tropeoluras, orange, maroon, scarlet, rose, etc. 



or, 8 Tuberose Pearl (the dwarf, large-flowered kind.) 



or, 16 "Verbenas, verv finest kinds. 



or, 6 Veronicas, featlier-like, violet, rose, blue, etc. 



or, 6 Violets (scented), colors white, and dark and Ught- 

 blue. 



or, 8 Wlxite-Leaved Plants. 



or, 25 Vara., Plover Seeds. 



or, 30 " Vegetable Seeds. 



Xo order is filled for less than one dollar, but we allow buy- 

 ers to halve collections if they desire it; for example, we will 

 send 3 Abutilons and 2 .\zaleas for $1.00, but no further divi- 

 sions of the collections will be made. Although it is a con- 

 venience to have plants sent by mail to places where there is 

 no e.xpresa office, yet in all cases where plants can be sent by 

 express, we alwavs advise them so sent; for not only are we 

 enabled to sell niuch cheaper, but larger plants can be sent, 

 and they invariably arrive in better condition. We therefore 

 ofl'er the above collections to be sent by express, buyer to poy 

 c?ia>ves,a.t the following exceedingly low rates: Thrr ■ ii !- 

 lections for $2, five for S:3, nine for $5. twelve for $«, t'. ;- 

 one for $10, or fortv-five for $20; or the 86 collections ("li-i 

 varieties of pln.nt.'^.'bttWs and seeds)— suitlcient to stn: k u 

 green-house or garden — for $35. to which our book "Cau'eii- 

 ing for Pleasure," and Catalogue (value $l.T.i), will be nd^ e<l< 

 in ca.ses where any of the coliectioiiscf plants or seeds art not 

 wanted, we allow the purchaser to strike them out and dupli- 

 cate any other collection offered. 



