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AMARYLLIS, VEITCHI! SEEDLINGS. 
AMARYLLIS. 
THE ROYAL LILIES. 
VEITCHII SEEDLINGS. 
popularity of the amaryliis. 
be almost beyond belief. 
and maroon. Some are fiaked, 
30 cents each; 2 for 5) cents. 
Summer Flo 
direct to customers than any other house in America. 













The remark- 
able hybrids produced from seed by celebrated 
English specialists will add to the fame and 
The flower size 
has been increased to a foot in diameter, and the 
colors have been so improved and varied as to 
In them we find tints 
of white, pink, rose, orange, scarlet, crimson 
striped, and some are of solid colors. 
thousand plants a thousand different flowers | 
may be found, and a dozen bulbs selected at 
random will insure a wide variety of color. 
mottled or | ground. 
In aa hyacinth. 
VITATTA. 
wering Bulbs, Roots, Etc. 
Without exception I can safely say that today I am furnishing more Summer Flowering Bulbs 
Some idea of the enormons growth of this 
business can be inferred from the fact that such popular roots as cannas and dahlias I handle by the 
carload. 
|_ EQUESTRIS. 
| Lily, or Gloriosa Lily 
|amaryliis, with flowers 4 to 5 inches across. 
The color is a brilliant orange scarlet, with ex- 
quisite green and white throat. 
and valuable as a pot plant or for bedding 
15 cents each; $1.50 per dozen. 
Also known as Scarlet 
Mexican and Jacobean Lily. Of extremely rich, 
velvety, crimson color 
| and succeeds well either in pots or in the open 
It can also be bloomed in water, like 
15 cents each; 2 for 25 cents. 
A most handsome variety of 
It has immense flowers and is a 
continuous bloomer. The color of the flower isa 
| white ground, beautifully penciled and striped 
purposes. 
FORMOSISIMA. 
amaryllis. 
leading specialties. 
Also known as Barbadoes 
A splendid type of 
Lily. 
Easy to grow 
showy. 
It is a free bloomer, 
and worthy 





ACHIMENES. ; 
ACHIMENES. 
Excellent bulbs for pot culture, | 
requiring somewhat the same 
treatment as begonias or gloxinias. 
Of tropical origin; 12 to 15 inches 
high. It is well to avoid putting 
water on the foliage. The colors 
of achimenes include white, red, 
heliotrope, etc., and the flowers are 
variously marked. The leaves are 
quite ornamental; in some cases as 
handsome as coleus. Bulbs should 
be potted as soon as received by pur- 
chaser. The plants are not hard to 
raise, require little care, and are 
profuse bloomers. They require 
heat when growing, but not when 
in bloom. They will grow nicely 
in partial shade. A good soil can 
be prepared for achimenes by 
mixing seth or leaf mold with 
sand. The brightness and profu- 
sion of bloom well repays all trou- 
ble involved. Mixed colors, per 
bulb, 10c.; 3 for 25c.; 85e. per doz. 

ATAMASCO 
OR FAIRY LILY. 
Also named Zephyranthes. 
Beautiful, dwarf, bulbous plants, 
quite similar in form to amaryllis, 
and easily cultivated. They thrive 
in any good garden soil. They 
bloom all summer, and are invari- 
ably admired. They make admir- 
able pot plants. The flowers are 
good for cutting, as they will last 
for days in water. Hight to twelve 
inches high. Exceedingly pretty. 
WHITE. Large, beautiful, 
pure white waxy flowers. 5 cts. 
each; 6 for 25 cts.; 50 cts. per dozen. 
ROSEA. A clear, rosy pink; 
handsome, upright flowers. 5 cts. 
each; 6 for 25 cts.; 50 ets. per doz. 
SULPHURBEA. Superb, clear 
yellow flower. Very handsome. 
5 cents each; 6 for 25 cents; 50 cents 
per dozen, postpaid. 

| A 
ALSTRGMERIA | 
OR PERUVIAN LILY. 
Also known as Chilian Lily. 
A lily that is rapidly gaining in 
popular favor. 2 to 3 feet high. 
The colors range through orange, 
yellow, scarlet and pink, and the 
markings include white and black. 
wonderfully free bloomer. 
Flowers from July till September. 
The tuberous root should be deeply 
planted. The tubers multiply rap- 
idly. It is better to afford winter 
protection to this plant until well 
established. 
good variety of colors. 1l0cts. each; 
| 3 for 25 cts.; $1.00 per doz., postpaid. 
Antigonon Leptopus. | 
| 
Mountain Beauty. | 
A free-blooming greenhouse 
climber. Flowersof brightest rose 
eolor, borne in graceful clusters. 
Roots, 10ec. each; 3 for 25 cents. 
ALSTREMERIA OR PERUVIAN LiLy. 
lis described on this page, 
My stock embraces a | | 
My collectors in Europe, Africa, Japan, etc., are constantly advising me of anything 
new in the bulb line that they think will be suitable for the American trade. 
the heavy soil at Briar Crest, and the light, sandy soil at Panmure, and when worthy, as soon 
as I can accumulate a stock, they find a place in these pages. , 
ticular, and will be found to embrace every known variety of bulb that is suitable for 
cultivation either in the United States or Canada. 
preparations for a very large trade, and can safely say that I go into the season with a 
stock that has never been equaled in the history of this business. The prices are right, 
bulbs are right, and all I want is a continuation of the esteemed favors that my friends 
have been sending me in increased volume for the last fifteen years, when I first 
started to make this summer flowering bulb department of my business one of my 
Be sure to read offer on page 125. 
These are tried in 
My list is complete in every par- 
This year I have made unusual 
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AMARYLLIS, VITATTA. 

with red and pink, making a beautiful and 
dazzling combination. 25 
VALLOTA PURPU 
This is closely related to the group, and 
may be called an amaryllis, and treated as one. 
Flowers 3 to 4 inches long; several in an umbel; 
funnel shaped. 
For Y 
Plant bulb deep in rich, light soil. 
very fine purplish scarlet. 
25 ets. each: 3 for 65 cts. 
REA. Scarborough 
Two to three feet high; very 
garden or greenhouse. 
Color, a 
25c. each; 3 for 6Ue. 
window 
SPECIAL AMARYLLIS OFFER. 
One large bulb of each of the 5 types of amaryl- 
truly a wonderful 
collection, only $1.00, postpaid. 




ANTHOLYZA AETHIOPICA 
Antholyza 4thiopica. 
Fury Flower. 
A rare and interesting bulbous- 
rooted plant from the Cape of 
Good Hope, South Africa. Foliage 
bright green, upright and sword 
like. A bulb produces several 
spikes 15 to 20 inches high, bearing 
large, bright flowers, in which yel- 
low and red predominate, resem- 
bling the mouths of enraged ani- 
mals. It is a handsome and 
showy plant, very useful for winter 
blooming, and equally desirable 
for open air culture. Not usu- 
ally considered hardy. The 
multiply rapidly. <A _ light, 
soil is desirable, for best resul 
Antholyzas are easily grown ; 
their peculiar and brilliant blooms 
are always attractive. For 
general appearance of the bloom 
see illustration. 10c. each; 8 for 
25c.; 75c. per dozen, postpaid. 
ts. 
