BARTONI A— (See 



Cot.)— A very pretty, 

 showy annual with the 

 greatest prolusion of the 

 most golden yellow flowers 

 imaginable : will grow well 

 in any ordinary garden 

 soil. H. A. Choice mixed, 

 pkt. 2c. 



SCARLET CLIMB- 

 ING BEAN— (See Cut.) 

 — A valuable and very 

 pretty climber of rapid 



bromts— 



Brizaefor- 



mis-<SeeCut ) 

 — An elegant, 

 o rn a m en tal 

 gTass. growing 

 about two feet 

 high, of easy 

 growth and 

 makes a beauti- M 

 ful object in a* 

 mixed border 

 or flower bed. 



BABTOXIA. 



growth. Bears clusters of beautiful, 

 dazzling scarlet flowers in the great- 

 est profusion. Notwithstanding its 

 great beauty and usefulness as an 

 attractive climbing vine, the beans 

 when ripe are esteemed as hisrhlv su- 

 perior for table use; a good yieider. 

 You should not fail to try it, Pkt. 

 5c, % pt. 15c, pt. 25c, qt. 40c. - 



BEGONIA— (See Cut.)— This is 

 one of the leading and most beautiful 

 window plants. They are of exceed- 

 ingly easy culture and produce a pro- 

 fusion of elegant flowers. The seed is 

 fine and will need great care in sow- 

 ing. Plants often, bloom in six or 



BROMTS. 



in great profusion graceful panicles of great 

 Very useful for winter bouquets, etc. Do not 

 H. B. Pkt. 2c. 



SCARLET CLIMBING BEAN 



eight months from seed. It 

 also ma^es a val- 

 uable bedder 

 planted ou tside 

 in summer time. 



American 

 Banner. Single 

 Mixed- Contain- 

 ing in the grand- 

 est mixture the 

 flues; siugle va- 

 rieties. Pkt. only 

 15c. 



World's Fair 

 Prize, Double 

 Mixed - Contain- 

 ing in the grand- 

 est mixture the 

 finest double va- 

 rieties. Pkt. onlv 

 25c. lie-: 



BEGONIA. 



BRACHYCOM E — (See 

 Cut.)— Often called ,; Swan 

 River Daisy." A favorite 

 dwarf bushy plant, blooming 

 continuously through the sum- 

 mer and autumn. Always cov- 

 ered with a profusion of daisy- 

 like blossoms which are ex- 

 ceedingly beautiful. Colors, 

 blue and white, shading deli- 

 cately and contrasting finely. 

 Seed can be sown early in the 

 open ground. It also makes a 

 lovely pot plant for winter US'?. 

 You will do well to try it. H. 

 H. A. Choicest mi^ed. pkt. 4c. 



BRIZA MAXIMA— Often 

 called "Quaking Grass.'' One 

 of the very finest ornamental 

 grasses, having large graceful 

 pendulous rattles which are ex- 

 ceedingly beautiful for all or- 

 namental and artistic everlast- 

 ing and winter bouquet work. 

 Do not fail to try it. Choicest 

 mixed, pkt. only 3e. 



SPECIAL 

 OFFER. 

 For only 30c. 

 I will send one 

 packet each of 

 these two mag- 

 nificent varieties 

 of Besronias. 



bkaohtcsme. 



It bears 

 beauty, 

 fail to try it. 



BR O W- 

 A L LI A — 

 (See Cut.) — 

 Often called 

 '■Ametbvst.'' 

 B 



free 



in|_ 



with hand- 

 some blue or 

 white flow- 

 ers, c o m- 

 pletely stud- 

 d i n g the 

 bushy plants 

 throu ghout 



the entire beowallia. 

 summer. Grand for garden beds in summer, pot culture 

 in winter. Of exceptionally easv growth. Cne and one- 

 half feet high. Try it H. H. A' Splendid mixed, pkt. 2c. 

 BR\NOPf?IS— (See Cut.)— A beautiful and attractive 

 summer climber, with hanusome palmate leaves. Its beautiful 



yellow flowers are followed by pretts 

 cherry-like, finely shaped green 

 fruits, which change in time to a 

 bright scarlet, marbled with white. 

 Grows about ten feet high. It will 

 please vou for all climbing purposes. 

 H. H. A. Fkt. 4c. 



BLRNING BFSH, OR GAS 

 PLANT— (See Cut.)— Very pretty 

 and showy earden plant, forming 

 finely shaped bushes about two and 

 one-half feet high. Foliage beauti- 

 ful and lemon-scented. The flowers 

 are very curious, borne in long 

 spikes during June and July; very 

 fragrant. An interesting and curi- 

 ous ftature of this plant is that the 

 vai or given off on a warm evening, 

 if ignited, produces a bright flash. 

 brtxopsis. Do not fail to try it as it "will give 



you entire satisfaction and please and astonish everyone who sees 

 it. Easily grown. H. P. Pkt. 5c. 



Compare my 

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 confident that 

 no other firm 

 can sell as eood 

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 Western 

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IsnEPESDEXCE. Kas., July, 1893 

 Mb. H. W. Btcebets. Rockford, 111. 



Dear Sir: — The seeds and plants did splendidly. You sent so 

 many extras. Please accept my thanks for same, also for your 

 liberality and generous dealings. Yours truly, 



M. C. Sfxvb. 



