NEW LOGAN BERRY, 



Ultickberry-Kaspberry. 



T^IIIS liaiulsoiuc new Hcrry originated in California, ami has been tested hero for three vcars. 

 J It hears ahnndantly and is qnitc hardy ; fruit about the si/c of the larirest blackl)crries. 

 Ripens iti July, beautiful, brii^ht purple color; sweet delicious flavor, very few seeds, line for 

 catiui; and cooking. Sells ]ii.i;h in market and will be scarce for years. All small fruit i)eo])le 

 w.ant it Strong rooted tips. !f\:^ ,so per hundred ; I30 per thousand. One-year plants, >:4 per 



STRAWBERRY- RASPBERRY, 



Or, Tree Strawberry. 



T^IvSTHD here for three years and constantly growing in favor One of the most beautiful 

 fruits ever seen. Berries the size and shape of the largest strawl)crrics, bright red glowing 

 sqar ct : fine for jams, jellies, and cooking. Bush grows 18 inches to 2 feet high^ Bears the first 

 season and. continues fruiting for three months ; dies down in winter, but is entirelv hardv, and 

 d()cs well everywhere regardless of heat or drought. Good field grown roots, $2 per hundred ; $15 

 l)er thousand. 



Golden Japan Mayberry, 



golden \cllow fruit. 



Grows in tree form, entirely different from 

 other berries Claimed to bear large, lus- 

 Ripens before strawberries. Pot plants, S3 per hundred. 



^iGOOSEBERRIESK^ 



New Triumph — The largest berrv of the large berrv varieties ; a very health}- grower, entire- 

 ly hardy. 2 year plants, j;r per dozen ;' ;?8 per 100. 



New Red Jacket — The fruit is large, of a dark reddish color when vip^, of excellent (juality 

 2 year plants. $j per dozen ; 88 per 100. 



DWARF BISMARCK APPLE. 



This apple grows in favor for planting in yards where small fruit are desirable. The trees 

 bear fruit trom 2 to 4 years after planting The apples are striped yellow and red, and are of very 

 good quality. Mailing size, *i. 25 per dozen ; 810 per 100. Larger "sizes, about 2 feet of wood, 

 >t 50 per dozen ; 812 per 100, 



DOUBLE, HARDY GARDEN PINKS. 



SoLiv. De Sale — A new variet}- ; color, soft, rosv pink, flowers ver}- large, elegantl}- 

 fringed, and very fragrant. 60c per dozen ; $4. per 100. 



Her Majosty — The best white ; flowers large and very double, exceedingly fragrant, long 

 stems 60C per dozen ; $4 per 100. 



Gertrude — White with deep maroon markings. 6oc per dozen ; 84 per 100. 



Glen Valley — Rich maroon, white markings 50c per dozen ; $s 50 per 100. 



Alba Fimbriata 

 per 100 



-A white variety, beautifully fringed wicli pink. 50c per dozen ; $^. 



Asparagus Spreiigerii. 



A sjilendid house plant, stands almost any 

 kind of treatm-nt, and does not mind the dry 

 air ; desirable for either pots or baskets, also 

 valuable to florists for cutting. The fronds 

 grow from 3 to 6 feet long. 2} inch, $4 per 100; 

 3 inch, >j per 100 ; 4 inch, |i2. 



BOSTON FERN, 



Nephrolepis Bostoniensis. 



Bee use of its quick growth the most useful of 

 the sword ferns. It is now grown in large quan- 

 tities to supply an increasing demand. Verv 

 desirable tor pots and baskets 2! inch 

 100. 





;i^5 per 



NEW WEEPING LANTANA. 



A splendid plant ior basket or vases ; also 

 good for bedding outside; flowers bright rose. 

 Price, $3.50 per hundred. 



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