WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Plants — 151 



Ferns. 



BOSTON FEKIV. A most beautiful fern for 



giowiuij ill p-.tU, vuses or baslcets. It thrives 

 niuler ordinarv conditions, requiriua; very little 

 fKteutiou. The fronds ^row 2 lo ;> feet lou« and 

 arch over in the most jjraceful inamier. lo cts. 

 each, postpaid. By express, not prepaid, 85 cts., 

 i>0 CIS. and SI. 00. 



NEPHROLEPIS SCOTTII. (New Uwarf 

 lioston t'ern.) A n?\v and very beautilul 

 variety of the above; grows more compact 

 and erect; has shorter and narrower Ironds, 

 and more of them, and many persons consider 

 it move beautiful. strong plants, 2J and :!0 

 .■ents each, postpaid, lixtra size, by express, 

 not prepaid, (i.) cents and ifl.OO. 



AEJAV FERN, PIERSONH. A Sport froin 

 I lie celebrated Jiostou fern, with sweeping and 

 more featherv fronds, wliicli are large and 

 lieavv, archiijg in the most graceful manner, 

 and showing two distinct shades of green. 20 

 and ;!0 cents each, postpaid. Ky express, not 

 prepaid, M cents and SI. 00. 



MAIDEN HAIR FERN. Always in de- 

 mand for table and house decoration. It thrives 

 nicely ill almost every living room or parlor. 

 Kxceedingly graceful in appearance, and grows 

 more beautiful year by year. Easily grown 

 and highly satisfactory, lo cts. each, postpaid. 



Cissus Discolor. 



Also known as Trailing Begonia, etc. A 

 beautiful vine-like plant for window- garden or 

 hanging basket, l-'oliage green and silvery 

 white on the upper surface and reddish on 

 underside. Tender, lo cents eacli, postpaid. 



Rudbeckia, Golden Glow. 



One of the best yellow flowers ever intro- 

 duced, and now universally grown. Xo flowers 

 ever had a more rapid or wider popularity. It 

 Is herbaceous (not shrubby) dying to the 

 ground after frost, but is perfectly hardy. It 

 attains a height of a to 8 feet, and produces a 

 wealth of yellow flowers 2 to i! inches across, 

 each as double as a rose, from July until Sep- 

 tember. 15 cents each; 2 for 23 cents, postpaid. 



Impatiens. 



constant 



SULTANA. Rosy Carmine: 

 bloomer. iO cents each, postpaid. 



EVENING STAR. New. Clear white flow- 

 ers. 15 cents each, postjjaid. 



Ivy, English. 



Absolutely hard.v. I'relers the northern side 

 of a building or else a shaded situation. 15 cts. 

 each, postpaid. 



Ivy, Parlor. 



Also called German ivy. Very useful for 

 hanging baskets; al. o for Indoor culture. An 

 old favorite. Tender. 10 cents each, postpaid. 



Manettia Vine. 



A lovel.v, tender vine Mitli cigar-shaped flow- 

 ers of bright orange red color, tipped with .vel- 

 low. Well suited to house or garden culture. 

 A perpetual bloomer. Handsome and attract- 

 ive in all situations. 10 cents each, postpaid. 



Moonflowers. 



Fuchsia, Trailing Queen. 



Six Beanfifsil Fuchsias. 



One of eacU of tUe followli»a;i fo»" only 

 60 cents, postpaid. 



TRAILING QUEEN. Wine color, with 

 bright carmine sepals. This beautiful fuchsia 

 is quite peculiar and pleasing in its habit of 

 growth. Instead of assuming the ordinary up- 

 right or bush form it droops or trails to such 

 au extent that it Is practically a vine. It con- 

 tinues to grow and branch until a large mass of 

 graceful foliage has been produced, which ofl"- 

 sets t he profusion of large flowers. Very useful 

 for all shaded or partly shaded situations, 

 especially in pots or hanging baskets or for 

 rock work. 15 cents each. 



ESPERIANCE. Beautiful, douljle flowers. 

 Blight red sepals and rich purple corolla. Very 

 handsome; a free Ijloomer. 15 cents each. 



BLiM CITY. Sepals rich crimson. Corolla 

 deep purple and very double. This fuchsia is 

 free flowering and easy to grow. 15 cents each. 



MME. BRUANT. New, giant flowering, and 

 one of the best of all fuchsias. Flowers double 

 and of a beautiful heliotrope purple, marked 

 and veined with rich crimson. Habit tree-like 

 and weeping. An abundant bloomer. 15 cents 

 each; 2 for 25 cents. 



LADY IN %VHITE. This is a most perfect 

 and chaste variety. Flowers are double and 

 pure white. Fine weeping tree form. 15 cents 

 each; 2 for 25 cents. 



SPECIOSA. Color, rich carmine rose. A 

 great winter bloomer. One of the best. 10 

 cents each. 



Otaheite Orange. 



This is decidedly the best orange for house 

 culture. It grows in dwarf, bushy form, and 

 bears white, fragrant blossoms and golden fruit. 

 Of superb decorative value. 15 and 20 cts. each, 

 I postpaid. Bearing size, by express, not pre- 

 paid, 85, .50 and 75 cents. 



Very desirable for planting where a quick 

 dense" shade is wanted, and cannot be too 

 highly recommended. See index for seed of 

 moonflowers. 



IPOMtEA NOCTIPLORA. A rapid grow- 

 ing fragrant climber, making lo to 20 feet. 

 Flowers large, white. 15c. each; S1.5I per doz. 



THE BLUE MOONFLOWER. This has 

 fragrant, pale sky blue flowers and is a vigor- 

 ous climber. 15 cts. each; S1.5J per dozen. 



Oleanders. 



Fine, hard wooded house plants, very popu- 

 lar and valued for their splendid, fragrant flow- 

 ers. 



"Wlilte. Large snow white blossoms, very 

 double and sweet. 



Plnli. A fine rosy pink,blossoms; very large. 



Y'ellow. Handsome large flowers. 



Am/ of th.p above, SO cents each, or the 5 for 50 

 cents', jx/sljjaid. 



Palms. 



THE FAN PALM (Lat(tni(i borbonica). On© 

 of the best for the house. Will thrive in any 

 ordinary room, regardless of luat, cold, dust 

 or drought. Elegant, Ian shaped, dark green 

 leaves, beautifully fringed. Needs no coaxing 

 or special care. 25 lo 85 cents each, postpaid. 

 By e.\ press, not prepaid, 50 cents. 



WASHINGTON WEEPING. Will thrive 

 almost anywhere. Elegant fringed, fan-shaped 

 leaves. The drooping fringes of the mature 

 plant are very graceful. Good strong plants, 15- 

 and 25 cents each, postpaid. By express, not 

 prepaid, 8j cents each. 



KENTIA. The hardiest and best all aronndJ 

 palm for general house purposes. 25 and .85 cts. 

 each, posti^aid. By ex., not prepaid, 60 cts. 



OSTRICH FEATHER. (Arrca lutescens.J 

 Exceedingly graceful and desirable. The devel- 

 oped plant always attracts attention. 25 anc 

 35c. each, postpaid. By ex., not prepaid, tiO cte 



One of each of the four palms for 65 cts., post 

 paid. 



Strobilanthes. 



DYERIANUS. A highly desirable plant fot 

 the conservator}' or window garden, of tropical' 

 origin ; also beautiful in outside bcvls. Heigiit,. 

 1!S inches. Leaves 8 inches long, of most intense- 

 metallic purple, shading into light rose, with- 

 green margins. Flowers lovely violet blue. 15- 

 cents each; 2 for 25 cents. 



Swainsonia. 



GRANDIFLORA ALBA. White. A charm- 

 ing house or conservatory plant. 15 cents each, 

 postpaid. 



CARMINEA. Carmine red. A beautlfui- 



plant. 15 cts. each, postpaid. 



Umbrella Plant. 



This ornamental sedge (Oiijperus alternifolia\ 

 has the grace of a palm. Easily grown in sutt 

 or shade, and Is higlily decorative. It reqnirea 

 constant moisture at tlie root. Makes numer- 

 ous stalks, each surmounted with a whorl of 

 narrow leaves. Fine plants, 15 cents each; 2 for 

 25 cents, postpaid. 



Violets. 



Six Perpetual Bloomers. 



One plant of eacli, 6 In all, fur only 50 

 cents, postpaid. 



WINTER GEM. A new violet, conceded to- 

 be the best of all. Flowers single, very large,, 

 tine perfume, produced on long stems and of a 

 rich dark violet purple. Very free flowering. 

 15 cents each; 2 for 25 cents; $1.25 per dozen, post- 

 paid. 



CALIFORNIA. A vigorous and healthy 

 grower, producing very large single flowers of 

 a clear violet purple. 



LADY HUME CAJIPBELL. A popular 

 violet; perpetual blooming; large, double, azure 

 blue flowers; exquisite fragrance. 



PRINCESS OF WHALES. Very free bloom- 

 er. Flowers single and very large. Color, deep 

 violet blue. Sweet scented. 



NEW DOUBLE RUSSIAN. A splendid, 

 new, strong growing variety. Extra large, 

 double, deep blue flowers. 15 cents each; 2 for 25- 

 cents; ^1.25 per dozen, postpaid. 



SW^ANLEY W^HITE. The finest and best 

 white variety grown. Large, very double and. 

 sweet. Continuous bloomer. 



Any of the above violets, except where noted,. 

 10 cents each; f 1.00 per dozen, postpaid. 



Shf OTE. All plants are de- 

 livered free by mail^ 

 excepting extra size plants^ 

 and 2-year-old and older 

 plants, which are forwarded, 

 by express and purchaser has 

 to pay the transijortation. 

 charc/es. 



Violet Laoy Hume Campbe 



No plant order 

 filled for less than 25 

 cents when the rush is 

 on in February, March, 

 April or May. 



FREE 



A choice Rose, Chrysanthemum 

 or Fuchsia absolutely free with 

 every $1.00 order for plants. 



I will send, without cost, to every person buying flo^ver- 

 ing plants from this catalogue to the amount of $1.00 or ; 

 more, a choice rose, chrysanthemum or fuchsia. Buyer 

 may choose whether It shall be a roue, a chrysanthe- 

 mum or a fuchsia, but I must select the variety. i 



