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| NEW BELGIAN SWEET-SCENTED 
_ HONEYSUCKLE (Heckrotti)—A mag- 
| nificent New Honeysuckle—the finest yet 
| produced—remarkable for the large size 
and delicious fragrance of its howers, dark 
rich red and creamy yellow, a healthy vig- 
orous grower.and blooms continually the 
whole season. 15 cts. cach; larger 
| size, 20c s., postpaid. oe 
| CHINESE SWEET-SCENTED HONEYSUCKLE— 
_ Anice clean, healthy grower; white and yellow flow- 
ers, very fragrant and constant bloomer. 15 cts.; larger 
size, 20 cts, 
|| THE BEAUTIFUL HALLIANA HONEYSUCKLE—One 
' of the sweetest and most beautiful honeysuckles; a strong, clean, 
neat grower, perfectly hardy, almost evergreen ; constant and most 
profuse bloomer; flowers, buff yellow, passing to white, deli- 
‘ ciously sweet ; elegant for porches and all similar places. 15 cts.; 
larger size, 20 Cis. 
|EVERGREEN SWEET-SCENTED HONEYSUCKLE — A hardy 
vigorous grower ; blooms nearly the whole season ; deliciously sweet, 
flowers buff, yellow and white, Very desirable for porches, etc. 15 
ets.; larger size, 20 cts. 
| GOLDEN-LEAVED HONEYSUCKLE-—Slender moderate grower; 
leaves beautifully veined and netted with clear yellow, so that the 
prevailing color of the foliage is bright yellow; flowers yellow and 
sweet-scented; fine for pillarsand trellis. 15 ets.; larger size, 20 cts. 
| RED CORAL HONEYSUCKLE-—A hardy, rapid grower, suitable 
for rockwork, walls,etc. 15 cts.; larger size, 20 cts. 
‘Special Offer gyets- ess forse 42" 
Honeysuckles, 75 cts. Larger size, the set of six for NEW Y 
ee 
$1.00, postpaid. Two-year Honeysuckles, all the ie oe 
above varieties. Large, strong bushes, 25 cts. each, BEL Gi AN 
; 
SWEE T-SCENTED 
i abundance of flower stems, covered with fine whitish-purple 
flowers. Very showy and handsome for beds, borders and edg- 
t white and borne in pretty sprays all over the plant; will thrive and bloom with the 
greatest profusion Summer and Winter, in garden or house and will be greatly 
soft feathery tassels like fine raw silk, very handsome for conservatory or windows. Strong 
thrifty piants, 10 and 15 cis. each, postpaid. Larger size, 25 cts., express. 
$2.25 per dozen by express. 
iy Xe coh m4 Hig La ee 
HONEYSUCKLE: 
ing. 10 cts. each, 3 tor 26 cts., 75 cts. doz., postpaid. 
admired. 15 ects. each, two for 25 cts., postpaid. 
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trated. A real help to any one who is interested in making 
| 
‘NEW SPANISH ASTER (BOLTONIA)—This isa fine hardy 
border plant, grows only 10 to 12 inches high, and throws up an 
'SWAINSONIA ALBA—This is a very beautiful plant and (H ECKROTT y) 
areal gem, both for the flower-bed and house culture; flowers are pure snowy 
GREVILLEA ROBUSTA (Silk Oak or Fern Leaf Tree)—Resembles a lovely fern or 
palm with deeply cut leaves but grows quickly and easily ; the young leaves are bronze green, with 
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