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|; BALSAM.— 
| Maule’s Su- 
7 perb Camellia 
W Mlowered.—This is the 
@ finest strain of large-flow- 
im ered, perfectly double Bal- 
fH samin cultivation, produc- ( 
im ing its gorgeous masses 
@ of beautiful, brilliant- 
@ colored double flowers 
in the greatest profu- 
} sion. It embraces 
# varied and brilliant 
self-colors, and also 
@ superbly mottled and 
# striped varieties. In 
q this mixture will be 
found such desirable 
¥ colors as pure white, 
§ rosy pink, brilliant scar- 
let, scarlet spotted with 
white, white striped 
with scarletand purple, 
flesh color solid purple, 
#mew light Jemon and 
f many other shades, 
# well worthy of a place 
In any flower garden. 
4 Packet, 10 cents. 
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colored, very large, fine, perfect formed flowers, ‘ 
# each petal distinctly and handsomely spotted with rich =" 
and varied darker shades. The large and brilliant flowers are produced 
qin great numbers and borne well above the foliage on strong stems. 
{Certain to please every lover of this popular flower. Packet, 
¥20 cents; 3 packets, 50 cents. 
h No. 2. New Imperial German.—In the New Imperial German 
# Pansies the labor of years of careful cultivation and constant selection 
# has resulted in an almost endless variety of charming shades oi 
¥colors united with extra large size. They bloom throughout the 
3 emtire summer, and embrace all the solid or self-colors; large spotted ; 
4 dark and light marbled varieties ; with clear distinct eyes ; striped flowers 
of striking beauty, and vividly colored fancy varieties, blotched, veined, 
ESCHSCHOLTZIA .-Man- 
i darim (Cal. Poppy).—The| handsome pure 
handsomestvariety o1 this fayor- 
ite flower; theinsideof the petals 
Mm are of a rich orange color, the 
Mia outside dazzling dark crimson. 
j Isvery attractivein beds or bor- 
ders; hardy annual; 1 ft. Pkt. 5c. | 
white Bouvardia like 
diameter ; are delightfully sweet-scented, a 
small bed filling a large garden with fra- 
grance. The plants can be taken up in the 
tall, cut back and potted tor. the house, and 
Pkt., 5 cents. 
will bloom freely all winter. 
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} | K The seed has been carefully saved from the finest flowers of enormous size. 
NICOTIAN A.—Affinis.—Produces 
flowers, 2 or 3 in. long, and as much in! 
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STOCKS.-Giobe Pyra- 
midal Mixed. In the 
New Large Flowering 
Globe Pyramidal, I 
A have the most mag-= 
nificent race yet 
perfected. Both the § 
spikes and flowers are 
very large,individual 
blooms frequently 
measuring from 2 to 
21% inches in diame- 
ter. The large double 
and perfect flowers are § 
produced in great pro- § 
fusion, the spikes being § 
compactly pyramidal in 
shape, and the plants of 
neat habit of growth. I 
offer the Globe Pyramidal 9 
f Stocks in a very fine mix- 
ture of twenty beautiful 
and distinct shades and { 
colors. Packet, 10 cents. 
mottled and margined in com- 
binations that would be thought 
Packet, 20 cents; 3 packets, 50 cents. 
WVWIOLET.—The Czar. 
This beautiful new, perpetual 
bloomer is the largest flow= 
ering and richest colored } 
deep-blue, sweet Violet in cul- | 
tivation. In delicious perfume f 
it stands unequaled. Seed slow § 
togerminate. Packet, 10cents. |i 
WASTURTIUM.—Empress of In-= 
dia.—The plant is of dwarf bushy habit, 
with dark tinted foliage, while the flow- 
| ers are of the most brilliant crimson color, 
so freely produced that mo other 
annual in cultivation can approach 
it im effectivemess. Its dazzling colors 
are remarkable. Packet, 5 cents. 
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