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Mammoth Flowering Lily of the Valley. 



(See Cut.) — Most Charming spring flowering plants, producing 

 profusely their delicate, bell-shaped, delightfully fragrant, white 

 flowers. Thrives in any pood soil, and will do well in shady sit- 

 uations where few other plants will succeed They can also be 

 forced for flowering during winter. My fine pips will produce 

 mammoth flowers in great abundance. No garden is complete 

 without a few of these charming beauties. Do not fail to order 

 "The Lily of the Valley " Fine plants 5c. each, 50c. per dozen. 



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Hyacinthus 

 dandicans. 



(See Cut.) — A new 

 species of Hyacinth, 

 which blooms dur- 

 ing August and Sep- 

 tember, grows from 

 three to five feet 

 high, with spikes of 

 pure white flowers 

 two feet or over in 

 length. This grand 

 plant was introduced 

 a few years since, 

 and its great yalue is 

 being more and more 

 appreciated. Bulbs 

 large and round and 

 if planted in the 

 spring bloom in Au- 

 gust, September and 

 October. They are 

 perfectly hardy and 

 can be left in ground 

 all winter. Strong 



bulbs, sure to bloom, only 10c. each 



HYDRANGEA — PANIOULATA GRANDIFLORA. 



m i« NEW HYDRANGEAS m 



-'Paniculata Grandiflora — (See Cut.) — The most desirable, 

 hardy shrub in cultivation ; flowers white borne in immense fra- 

 grant trusses more than one foot long It remains in flower two 

 f fiv three months. Creates a great sensation wherever seen. It 

 jij >w^/is sure to please you-. Fine plants 25c. each, 3 for 60c. 

 1 New Red Branched— Magnificent new plant of the greatest 



' f beauty; free bloomer; flowers of immense size; lovely rose 

 fcolor ; remain in bloom long time. Stems and branches are dark 

 /purplish red. As a pot plant there is nothing better. 25c. each. 

 Thomas Hogg — Splendid variety. Has all the valuable 

 / characteristics of the above, while in color it is a beautiful 

 creamy white One of the finest varieties. 15c. each. 



Hortensis — Another 

 II valuable variety. 



12 for 75c. 



VJVEW HELIOTROPES^ 



(See Cu*.)— Finest of all house plants. Fx tremely valuable 

 for outdoor planting in summer time. Do not fail to order my 

 beautiful and grand varieties. 

 "V "White L/ady — A magnificent new variety ; profuse bloomer ; 

 large size flowers, pure white color 10c. each. 

 -Gerbe Fleure-FIowers beautiful white ; fine bedder.l5c. each. 

 Jersey Beauty— Identical with the above magnificent variety 

 except in color, which is a delightful purple shade. 15c. each. 

 ^-—'Albert Belanx — Foliage golden yellow, shaded with delicate 

 green ; flowers lavender. Very rich. 10c. each. 

 ^Miss Nightingale — Lovely lilac shade. Charming in every 



respect. 10c. 



"N. / each. 



' - — — 2ss^ -+ — Cameleon 



— Rich blue, 

 shading to 

 \ lavender 10c. 

 each. 



F 1 e u r 

 d'Ete- Beau- 

 tiful novelty ; 

 flowers pure 

 white , deli- 

 ciously fra- 

 grant. 15c. 

 each. 



SPECIAL 

 OFFER — 

 For only 60c 

 I will send 

 one fine plant 

 each of the 

 above 7 new, 

 grand, fra- 

 grant varie- 

 ties of Helic- 



ers beautiful 

 mmense size. 



Flow- 

 pink of 

 15c. each. 



MARIPOSA LILT 



grow in any ordinary soil, 

 existence, and in- 

 clude all the latest 

 novelty varieties of 

 this year's introduc- 

 tion. Only 10c. 

 each, 3 for 25c. 



Improved 

 Chinese 

 Sacred Lily 



(See Cut.)— This 

 is the grand Chinese 

 emblem of good 

 luck, and will throw 

 up from five to ten 

 flower stalks, bear- 

 ing clusters of large, 

 perfect waxy white 

 blossoms, with beau- 

 tiful yellow ceuters 

 of the most delicious 

 fragrance. They 

 grow well in pots in 

 a light and sandy 

 soil, but the most 

 successful way of 

 cultivation is as the 

 Chinese do — in wa- 

 ter. Easily grown. 

 Fine large bulbs 

 25c each -5 for 11.00. 

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The Grand New 

 Mariposa Lily. 



(See Cut.)-Tbis grand, 

 new novelty is a species 

 of Calochortus, originat- 

 ing in California. Grows 

 atout six inches high 

 and produces simply 

 magnificent flowers, in- 

 valuable for pots, and 

 are exceedingly pretty 

 for border or rock work, 

 planted singly or in 

 clumps. They are quite 

 hardy and free, and will 

 My strain of bulbs are the finest in 



IMPROV^T' oHrsresB sacred lily. 



