WEEPING LANTANA "MRS. McKINLEY" 



Our illustration gives some idea of the charming Weeping Lsm- 

 tana when planted in baskets, vases or pots, for which it is par- 

 ticularly recommended ; but it is. if possible, more beautiful still 

 when bedded out. as the plant is a neat, handsome grower, pro- 

 ducing a great abundance of leafy vines, which cover the ground 

 with their pretty foliage, and bear such an immense profusion of 

 lovely, lilac-pink flowers, that the whole bed seems a sheet of 

 bloom from early Summer till late Fall. Scarcely anything on 

 our grounds attracts more attention than a bed of this charming 

 Lantana. The flowers are borne in clusters, and hundreds of them 

 are in bloom all the time. We make prices very low so as to meet 

 the large popular demand for bedding, window boxes, vases, etc. 

 Price IOC. each; 3 for 25c.; 7 for 50c.; 15 for $1.00 postpaid. 



SELF-WATERING HANGING BASKETS 



Never Leak a Drop. 



Neat and Clean Always. 



Drooping Vines attain an unusually luxuriant growth in these 

 baskets. They may be hung by chains or cords or set on small 

 table, tabouret or pedestal. 



PRICES BY EXPRESS 



No. 8, 6 in. high. 8 in. square, $1.10 



•' 10. 7 " •■ 10 ■■ ■' 1.40 



'■ 12. 8 '■ ■■ 12 " ■' 1.65 



■' 14, 9 ■• ■• 14 ■■ " 1.95 



Coppered steel chain for hanging, 



2^c. per foot. 



A Bed of 



McKinley 



Lantana is 



very attractive 



fThe 5 plants as in offer 201; i No. 8 Self- 

 OFFER.) Watering Hanging Basket; 8 feet of chain; 

 202 S 4 hooks; I ring; i ceiling hook. 



•^ THE ABOVE COMPLETE FOR $1.75 BY EXP. 



5 Hanging Plants, 45c. 



Postpaid. 

 I Trailing Begonia, richly colored 



Foliage. 

 I Vinca Variegata, leaves green 



and cream. 

 I Parlor Ivy, very attractive. 

 I Tradescantia, crimson and green. 

 I Weeping Lantana, very popular. 



SpU'lidid for hanging basket. 



ASK FOR OFFER 201. 

 The above s plants 45c., postpaid 



HANGING BASKET 



15 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING PLANTS $1.00 POSTPAID 



ALL OUR SELECTION 



ASK FOR OFFER 203 



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FOR A SMALL GARDEN 



1 Weeping Lantana $ .10 



1 Impatiens 15 



1 Flowering Begonia 10 



1 Verbena 15 



1 Salvia 10 



1 Chinese Primrose $ .15 



1 Fuchsia 10 



1 Abutilon 15 



1 Bush Lantana 10 



1 Browallia 15 



1 Chinese Hibiscus $ .20 



1 Heliotrope 10 



1 Ageratum 10 



1 Everblooming Primrose 12 



1 Chrysanthemum 15 



THE ABOVE PLANTS VALUE $1.92 IF BOUGHT SINGLY 



FRINGED CHINESE PRIMROSES 



One of the very finest flowers for house culture and Winter 

 bloom and if bedded out in Summer in a cool, shady place will 

 bloom finely and be in best condition by Fall for taking to the 

 window garden or conservatory. They are strong feeders, and 

 require good large pots and rich earth, but not too much heat. 

 An upstairs window suits them nicely and with very little at- 

 tention they will 

 bloom nearly 

 every day in the 

 year. We offer i 

 separate colors, 

 f^ i n k , Pure 

 White, Crimson 

 and Blue. 

 Price. 15c. each; 

 postpaid. 



Fine mixed col- 

 ors, IOC each, 

 postpaid. 



A PLEASANT SURPRISE 



$4.00 



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OFFER 204 — 1 

 each of above 4 

 separate colors 

 for 50c. postpaid. 



ALL PRIM- 

 ROSES RE- 

 QUIRE 4 OR 5 

 INCH POTS 

 AND GOOD 

 RICH EARTH. 

 KEEP IN A 

 MODERATELY 

 COOL ROOM. 



AFTER JUNE ist, and until August 1. 1913, we will send, 

 postpaid, to any address in the United States, $2.50 worth 

 of plants of our selection, at regular catalog prices, for 

 only $1.00. (In sending us $1.00 you are paying us 25c. 

 to 40c. for postage and packing, and only 60c. to 75c. for 

 the $2.50 worth of plants.) 



For our friends who wish plants shipped by express at 

 their expense, so earth can be left nn the roots, we will 

 send (after June 1st) $4-oo worth of plants for only 

 Si. 00. (Selection to be left to us as above.) For cus- 

 tomers east of the Mississippi river, who have low rates, 

 we strongly recommend express shipments. 



How can we afford to do it? To make sure of having 

 enough plants, and not become sold out before the end 

 of the season, we are compelled to grow great quan- 

 tities, and often have some left over. Of course, we 

 cannot tell in advance which these will be. but we will 

 make you up a nice assortment, entirely our selection, 

 of good, strong plants. 



P. S.— Please ask for the " Pleasant Surprise Collection " 

 and send us Si. 00 now, or at any time before July, 1913, 

 and your order will be carefully booked and shipped as 

 soon as its turn can be reached, beginning June 1st. 

 Remember — 



$4.00 Worth of Plants 



C By \ 

 V express/ 



$1.00 



NOTE. 



-Surprise collections are not included in 

 our $5.00 Free Delivery Offer. 



or $2.50 Worth {^'J^lU) for $1.00 



