wa New Double French Petunias w. 



(See Cut.) — My beautiful colleetion is without exception the 

 finest in the country ; the best of any novelty varieties known. 



t Sure to produce tine plants and magnificent large flowers of the 

 most charming colors. Order them. 



—Berenice — Pearly while, blotched violet; splendidly fringed. 



JJk^Lord Chumley— Blush white, suffused pink; blotched deep 

 yiolet. A very fine variety. 



*—»MarveI— Elegant, odd Variety, some petals being purplish 

 J crimson, others clear white. 



— Silver Moon — Pure white, deep purple markings. 



Sirius — Rosy pink, variegated with white. 

 • White Squadron — Magnificent, pure snowy white flowers. 

 Mammoth size, always beautiful. 



\ SPECIAL OFFER — Very fine plants of any of the above 

 New Double French Petunias 15c. each, or the entire set for 

 only 60c. These '-beauties'' will please you. 



MADEIRA VINE 



It is a beautiful, rapid growing climber, bearing graceful ra- 

 cemes of very fragrant flowers. The vine is very pretty and use- 

 ful. Fine plants 10c. each ; good bulbs 5c. each, 50c. per dozen. 



: : NEW MEXICAN PRIMROSE : : 



(See Cut.) — The grandest novelty of last season's introduction; 

 flowers of a beautiful, bright, clear pink color, veined with scar- 

 let and with a white centre. The superb color, combined with^ 

 airy grace and beautiful form, go to make a flower which is, in~ 

 beauty, perfection itself. The plant seldom grows over 10 inches 

 in height, and inclines to a trailing habit, spreading its branches 

 out from the ground, or drooping over the sides of the pot; truly 

 a perpetual bloomer, as it is in flower at all times of the year. A 

 good plant, always shows from 10 to 20 large blossoms. Dor^t 

 fail to order this plant. Fine plants 10c. each, 6 for 50c. / 



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MOON FLOWER. 



THE GRAND MOON FLOWER. 



(See Cut.) — A rapid growing plant, with pure white, moon- 

 like flowers, 6 inches in diameter, which open at nigh f . As a 

 rapid climber for 

 covering arbors, 

 etc., it has no su- 

 perior. Fine plants 

 15c. each. 



NEW HARDY 

 DAY BLOOM- 

 ING MOON 

 FLOWER— (See 

 Cut.) — A startling 

 novelty. A beauti- 

 ful, quick growing 

 ( limber, grow s at 

 least 25 feet iti a 

 season, and retains ! 

 its large foliage un- ™ 

 til frost comes; 

 perfectly hardy, 

 and will do well 

 everywhere. Just 

 imagine from 1,000 

 to 1,500 flowei's on 

 a single plant at I 

 the same t ime, 

 measuring from 5% 

 to 6 inches across, 

 the color being 

 white, shading to 

 pink and purple in 

 the throat. Large 

 sized bulbs, sure to 

 bloom, 25c. each. 



SPECIAL OF- 

 FER— For only 

 35c. I will send one fine plant each of the above Moon Flowers. 



PASSION FLO AVER — Most popular climber ; rapid grower ; 

 perfectly hardy; flowers large, pearly white; very beautiful. 

 Should be protected in fall b} r mulching. Fine plants 15c. each. 



THE NEW 

 RAINBOW 

 PLANT— 



(See Cut.)— 

 The gem of 

 all foliage 

 plants. The 

 leaves con- 

 tain all col- 

 ors of the 

 Rainbow, 

 changing a t 

 different sea- 

 sons of the 

 year. Fin e 

 plants 10c. 

 each, 75c. 

 per'dozen. 



MEXICAN PEPEROMIA 



(See Cut.) — A new 

 Mexican plant. It is 

 a lovely trailer, to be 

 used as one would use 

 the old "Wandering 

 Jew." It makes an 

 attractive trailing or 

 creeping vine, as its 

 leaves are exceed- 

 ingly beautiful, being 

 a dark velvety green- 

 ish- black, freely 

 blotched with silver. 

 It is very beautiful 

 for any position where 

 a trailing plant can be 

 used. Fine plants 

 20c. each, 3 for 50c. 



Pansy Plants. 



My grand and beau- 

 tiful Western Grown 

 Pansy plants are 

 without doubt the 

 finest in the country, 

 producing exception- 

 ally large flowers in 

 the greatest abund- 

 ance. By mail post- 

 paid 10c. each, 75c. 

 per dozen, or by ex- 

 press at purchasers 

 expense 50c. per doz., 

 $4.00 per hundred. 



HEW MEXICAN PEPBRQMW 



