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THe Spotteod LEAF CALLA. 

FRAGRANCE. 
THE GOLDEN CALLA. (Richardia elliottiana.) 
A charming new calla, with bright golden flowers of marvelous beauty. 
The leaves are highly ornamental, being more or less marked with white 
spots. The flower is the same size and shape as the well-known white 
variety. It is greatly admired wherever exhibited, and will remain a noy- 
elty for some years. It is quite scarce. Each, $1.00; 2 for $1.75, postpaid. 
THE YELLOW CALLA. (Richardia hastata.) 
Flowers of a light color. Beautiful and desirable. Quite similar to the © 
ordinary white calla, except in color of flower, which is a light lemon 


yellow. A very pretty calla. 
A sweet-scented white calla, with t 
medium size and compact growth. 
rapidly. 
garden it is unexcelled. 
duced. Very easily grown. 
The splendid flower of the Leopar 
length, and is covered with spots. 
bloomers, 
THE Black CALLA. 
THE BLACK CALLA. (Solomon’s Lily.) 
The roots of the Black Calla (Arum sanctum) come 
‘from Jerusalem, in Palestine, and hence each is a sou- 
venir of the Holy Land. The flower is a foot long and 
7 to 9 inches across. The color is of the richest vel- 
vety black, including the central spike or spadix, 
which rises 10 to 12 inches. Its robust habit requires 
<a large pot and rich soil. Large roots, 25 cents each; 
5 for $1.00. Smaller roots, of size ordinarily sold as 
first size, 15 cents each; 4 for 50 cents. 
LITTLE GEM CALLA. 
A compact plant, with an abundance of dark green 
foliage. Truly an ever-bloomer. It can be brought 
dnto flower in the autumn and then carried into the 
Each, 25 cents; 3 for 60 cents, postpaid. 
THE FRAGRANCE CALLA. 
The foliage is unique, being handsomely fluted. 
It is one of the most valuable callas ever intro- 
15c. each; 2 for 25c.; $1.25 per dozen, postpaid. 
THE LEOPARD CALLA. 
marbled and blotched in the most intricate manner. 
andrich. Grown and bloomed with ease. 
THE OLD WHITE CALLA. 
The White Calla or Lily of the Nile is one of the best of all our window 
The plants should be kept dormant from April until October, 
and then repotted in good soil, in a 4inch or 6-inch pot. 
Roots, 20 cents each; 3 for 50 cents; 7 for $1.00, postpaid. 
he fragrance of violets and lilies. Of 
It blooms profusely and multiplies 
For house or 
(Calla dioscorides.) 
d Calla often measures 15 inches in 
The color is olive green or yellow, 
The texture is heavy 
25e. each; 3 for 65c., postpaid. 
(Richardia Athiopica.) 


THe LeEoparpD CALLA. 
THE RED CALLA. (Arum crinitum.) 
This peculiar calla is almost hardy. The flower is 
very large and showy, of a dark red or purple brown 
color and rich texture; somewhat hairy on the inside, 
and more or less mottled or spotted. Flower stalk 
and stems of the leaves ornamented with spots. The 
leaf shape is almost star-like. 35 cts. each; 3 for $1.00. 
THE SPOTTED LEAF CALLA. 
This magnificent calla has glossy, dark green leaves 
dotted with numerous white spots. The flowers are 
pure white, with black centres, and are very beauti- 
ful. The plants grow and bloom easily and freely in 
window or open garden. Strong roots, 15 cents each; 
2 for 25 cents; 90 cents per dozen, postpaid. 






house, and made to produce flowers all winter. 

Special Offer TI will mail, postpaid, one strong root 
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Twelve inches high. Flowers snow white in color. 
45 cts. each; 2 for 25 cts.; $1.25 per dozen, postpaid. LitTLe G 
of each of these callas (9 in all) for 
$2.25, or Twill send all, excepting the Golden Calla, making the 
EM CALLA. collection only 8 callas in all, for $1.50, postpaid. 

CRINUMS. 
| Large, lily-like or amaryllis-like 
plants of great beauty and effect, 
for window or conservatory. 
Kirkii. A noble crinum usu- 
| ally producing two flower stalks, 
each bearing a dozen magnificent, 
| fragrant flowers. The petals are 
white, with a deep reddish purple 
stripe through the centre of each. 
Succeeds in pot or open ground. 
Large bulbs, 25e. each; 3 for 65c. 
Erubescens. Large flowers, 6 
to 12 in an umbel, each 5 to 6 
inches long. Claret purple out- 
side and soft pink within. Easily 
grown. 20 cents each. 

| Stalk 1to2feet high. The colors 
POPPY ANEMONE. 
(The Irish Anemone.) 
Also sold under the name of St. 
Bridgid Anemone, being of Irish 
origin. They areextremely pretty 
and perfectly hardy, producing 
flowers year after year. Flower 
embrace all the rainbow shades, 
and also black and white, with 
various markings. Flowers 2 or 3 
inches in diameter, or even larger. 
Unsurpassed for cutting; foliage 
handsome. Available as a house 
plant for winter blooming. Pop- 
py Anemone will bloom the first 
season from seed (but better the 

Fimbriatulum, Also called 
Milk and Wine Lily. White and) 
carmine flowers, 3 to 4 inches 
across. Very fragrant. 20cts. each. | 
second season). I can furnish 
the seed at 10 cents per packet. 
Roots, 10 cents each; 3 for 25 cents; 
90 cents per dozen, postpaid. 

CHLIDANTHU 

much like an amaryllis, with a st 

of 4to6. Deliciously fragrant, it i 
Crinum KIRKII\. 
This new bulb is simply a revelation to all who have tried it. 
soon as potted, bearing its bright, 
Bulbs can be potted any time during the winter or spring. 
Strong bulbs, 20 cents each; 3 for 50 cents. 
S FRAGRANS. 
It is | 
rong bulb which starts growth as 
golden-yellow flowers in clusters 
Ss sure to please; a quick bloomer. | 

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Poppy ANEMONE. 

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