PETE* HEtf&EnSOtf & CO.— immVflliEP FLiOWER SEEDS. 



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SEEDS 

 OP 

 NASTURTItiMS. 



Tall or Climbing Varieties. 



Beautiful and luxuriant annual climbers, 

 tot trellises and arbors ; of easiest Culture, 

 bearing their gorgeous flowers In profusion 



until killed by frost. 6 to 10 ft. 



J Or. FkL 0*. FkL 



Tall Rose 25c. 5. Orange 25c t> 



purple 25c. 5. Crimson ... ,25c. 



Chocolate 25c. 5. Scarlet 20c. 



King Theodore. Maroon... .'.30c 



Yellow, spotted crimson. 25c 



Z»emon Yellow 25c. 



Scarlet, 'flamed purple ' ...25c 



Straw. Striped Scarlet. . . .25c. 



FearL White 40c, 10 



Scarlet and Gold. Yellow foliage ; flowers 



crimson scarlet; strikingly effective. . . 15 

 Mixed Colors. Oz„ 15c. ; »., $1.25 5 



Imported collection of 12 climbing varieties, 



For Tom Thumb Nasturtium*, seepage 68. 

 Lobb's Nasturtiums. 



Tropaeolum Lobbianum. The leaves and 

 flowers are somewhat smaller than the 

 ordinary Tall Nasturtiums (offered above), 

 but their greater profusion renders them 

 superior lor trellises, arbors, for hanging 

 over vases, rock-work, etc. ; the flowers are 

 of unusual brilliancy and richness; they 

 are also splendid for winter decoration in 

 the greenhouse and conservatory. (SeecuL) 



Brilliant. Eich scarlet 10 



Spitfire. Fiery red ." « 10 



Triomphe de Gand Orange 6carlet 10 



RoidesNoirs. Black 10 



Napoleon. Yellow, striped rosy scarlet. 10 



Primrose Yellow. ( A.sa Gray.) 15 



Tropaeolum Lobbianum Mixed Sorts. 10 



PHYSIANTHTS. 



(Cruel Plant.) 

 Albans. A rapid growing perennial climber 

 (but usually grown as an annual) with quan- 

 tities of pure white fragrant flowers, much 

 like a 6lngle tuberose, which entrap Insects. 

 These are followed by large handsome seed 

 pods ; it is also very useful for greenhouse 

 decoration. 20 feet (8eecut.). .. .Pkt. 10 



THINBERGLV AI«ATA. 



Rapid growing annual climbers, 4 to 6 feet 

 high, splendid for trailing over trellises, 

 fences, etc., beautiful flowers borne in profu- 

 sion ; buff, white, orange, etc. (See cut.) 

 Mixed Colors Pkt. Ih 



SWEET PEAS. 



No praise is needed for these 

 lovely, deliciously perfumed annual climb- 

 ers, further than to 6tate that they have 

 become unusually popular. They are now 

 "the fashionable flower," and little bunches 

 of them worn, carried or in vases are seen 

 continually. 4 to 6 ft. high. (See cut.) 



Perot. PH. 



Scarlet Invincible. Scarlet 25 5 



Adonis. Carmine rose 25 



Butterfly. White, laced blue'....; 25 



Crown Princess. Blush '. 25 



Princess Beatrice. Rose 25 



Painted Lady. Bose and white 25 



Indigo King. Rich indigo blue 25 



Whiter ; 25 



Black Purple 25 



Red Striped. 25 



Fairy Queen 25 



Vesuvius. Spotted violet and rose...'.. 5 



Invincible Carmine. Carmine 25 5 



Mixed Colors. Per lb., 75c 15 5 



Imported collection of 12 separate varieties, 

 50 cts.; 6 varieties, 25 cts. 

 Eckford's New Large Flower- 

 ing: Sweet Peas. 



When properly grown are nearly double 

 the size of the ordinary varieties, of perfect 

 form, and present combinations in markings 

 and colors heretofore unknown In this ex- 

 quislte flower. 



Car d i na l. Crimson scarlet, distinct. . . 10 

 Queen of England. Grand large white. 10 



Apple Blossom, Soft pink 10 



Queen of the Isles. Rose, purple, 6carlet 



and white striped 10 



Grand Blue. Bright blue and violet.. M0 

 Duchess of Edinburgh. Scarlet and crim- 

 son, splashed white ; wings rose 10 



Delight. Creamy white, suffused pink. 10 

 Splendor. Blch pinkish rose, shaded with 



crimson ; superbly distinct 10 



The Queen. Light -rosy pink standard; 



wings light mauve 10 



Princess of Wales. Shaded and striped 



mauve on white ground 10 



Lottie Eckford An exquisite new variety 



of fine form 10 



Mrs. Gladstone. Pink standard, blush 



Offings ; singularly delicate and pretty . 10 



Eckford's Large Flowering: 

 Sweet Peas, Mixed Colors. 



10 cts. per pkt.; 50 cts. oz. ; $1.00 ^ lb. 



Collections of 6 named varieties of Eckfords 

 Large hlovering Sweet Peas, 50 cts. ; 12 va- 

 rieties, $1.00. 



Refer to the Index (2d page Cover) for Flower Seeds you cannot readily find. 



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