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H. W. EUCKBEE, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS. 



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Buckbee's Famous "Splendid" Mixture. 



ASTURTIUMS have three cardinal points of merit that make them so justly popular 

 the more you pick them, the more freely do they blcoin; the ease with which 

 on any kind of soil, and their rare beauty 



Profuse bloomers, 

 they can be giown 



Without doubt this is one of the finest mix- 

 ture sevtr blended. This mixture comprises 

 all the magnificent varieties oftered on this page, with the single exception of my "Louisiana Purchase" 

 Mixture, listed at the bottom of this page. Iu addition, there will be fcund manv new hybrids of wondrous 

 beauty. A BIG BARGAIN. Just thin* of it! Pkt. 7c. ; oz. 15c. ; H lb. 50c. ; lb. $1.75. (See illustration No. 1.) 



DWARF, or TOM THUMB. 2. 



Of recent years remarkable improvements have 

 been made in Dwart or Tom Thumb Nasturtiums, so 

 that now we have a class of p'an is unrivaled iu beauty 

 and effect for beduiug and cut flower purposes. 



Buckbee's Fancy Mixed -The best ever produced and 

 not equaled torgorgeousness of colorand brilliancy 

 of eftcct, embracing every known good sort and a 

 choice collection of ntw hybrids. Pkt. 5c.; oz. 

 12c; l A, lb. 45c. ; lb. $1.50. 



Good Mixed— From a very fine collection. Pkt. 3c; 

 oz. 8c. ; H, lb. 25c ; lb. 80c. 



Finest Mixed- Fine mixture, superior to that gener- 

 ally sold. Pkt. 4c ; oz. 10c. ; H lb. 35c. ; lb. $1.25. 



Price of tbe following Varieties. 



Pkt. 5c. ; oz. 10c. : 

 Aurora— Yellow, petals blotched, veined carmine. 

 Beauty— Scarlet, splashed canary. 

 Bronze Color— Beautilul burnished bronze color. 

 Chameleon— Straw color, spotttd and veined with red. 

 Cloth of Gold— Foliage yelluw; flowers scarlet 

 General Jacqueminot— Fancy deep red rose. 

 Golden King— Golden yellow; very fine. 

 King of Tom Thumbs— Intense scarlet flowers. 

 Lady Bird— Yellow, barred with ruby crimson. 

 Mystic Shrine— New dark crimson, nearly black., 

 Ocean Wave— Rare, flowers creamy white. 

 Queen of Orange— Flowers large, rich orange. 

 Prince Henry — Gulden yellow, marbled scarlet. 

 Rose— A very pleasing shade. 

 Royal Scarlet— Most brilliant colored variety. 

 Compact Lustrous— Flowers flashing scarlet. 

 Crystal Palace Gem— Sulphur, spotted maroon. 

 Empress of India— Dark leaves, crimson flowers. 

 Intensity-Iutense crimson, almost black. 

 Spotted King— A handsome sort. 

 Ruby King— Magnificent ruby rose, dark foliage. 



LOBB'S NASTURTIUMS. 



Lobb's Special Mixed— Besides the six types here de- 

 scribed, this embraces seed of many other most 

 beautiful varieties. Pkt. 4c.: oz. 12c.; lb. 35c.; 

 lb. $1.25. 



Price of the following Varieties, 



Pkt. 5c ; oz. 10c. : 

 Cardinale— Striking cardinal red color. 

 Giant of Battles— Sulphur color, spotted red. 

 Gold Garnet— Shiuing yellow, mottled garnet 

 King of the Blacks— Rich deep brown. 

 Lucifer— The richest; velvety, deepcrimson. 

 Spitfire— New, brightest, mo^t glowing of all. 



TALL, OR CLIMBING. 5. 



Among the easiest grown and prettiest of climbers 

 for fences, trellises, etc., quickly running 6 to 12 feet, 

 thriving well even on poor soil. Free bloomers, and 

 the green seed pods make excellent pickles. 



Fine Mixed— From a very nice collection. Pkt 3c.; 

 oz. 8c. : H lb. 25c. : lb. 80c. 



Select Mixed— Fully equal if not surpassing the mix- 

 tures cftered by other seedsmen. Pkt. 4c. ; oz. 10c ; 

 Hlb. 30.; lb. $1.00. 



Buckbee's Superior Mixed— Without question the most 

 superior mixture ever offered. Pkt. 5c.; oz. 15c.: 

 H lb. 50c. ; lb. $1.75. 



Price of the following Varieties, 



Pkt. 5c. ; oz. 10c. : 



Crystal Gem— Handsome pearly white. ~ 

 Dark Crimson— Deep, rich ai d velvety. 

 Dunnett's Orange— Bright orange, blotched red. 

 Eduard Otto -Velvety bronze, yellow spur. 

 Fire King— Gorgeous scarlet, best of alL 

 Golden Leaved Scarlet (Golden Climber; also called Scarlet 

 and Gold)— Light yellow foliage contrasts brightly with 

 the deep scarlet flowers. 

 Heinemanni— Silky bronze chocolate. 

 Hemisphericum -Straw color, with rosy scarlet blotches. 

 Regalianum— Purple violet 



King Theodore— Rich deep crimson, almost black. 

 Schuermani— Rich, striped yellow and crimson. 

 Von Moltke— Bluish rose. 



Hybrids of Madame 

 Gunter. New Climbing 

 Nasturtiums. 3. 



These new hybrids make a 

 strong growth, climbing from 

 5 to 6 feet, and covered from 

 spring to fall with large, sub- 

 stantial flowers of the most 

 brilliant shades. They are 

 remarkable for their wide 

 range of colors, embracing 

 almost every color. Pkt. 5c. ; 

 oz. 12c. 



Canary Bird Flower. 



(Trop.solum Cakariense.) 

 Beautiful climber, thecharm- 

 ing little canary colored blos- 

 som bearing a fancied resem- 

 blance to a bird with its wings 

 half expanded. The plant has 

 a luxuriant, rambling char- 

 acter, and if seeds are to be 

 planted by the side of arbor or 

 trellis, will run about 20 feet 

 and will blossom from July 

 un'il irost Teuder annual. 

 Pkt. 5c 



b\KKWs famous nasturtiums 



CJTV DA1XITf\ir PDAM WATITDF OF THE GORGEOUS "LOUISIANA PURCHASE" MIXTURE in back part of this book. 

 OE/Es i Alii 1 IllU i IVSJi'I HH1 V IV £y i.ook closely at the ni.,ny brilliant colors, the rich martcings, the giant size, combined with 

 its ever-blooming propensity, make it unquestionably the best and roost derir-ble Nasturtium Mixture ever offered. 

 I will show my liberality by selli-g it at the low price of Packet consisting of 25 or more seeds, only 10c- ; oz. 25c. : H lb 



As long as this choice seed lasts. 

 75c. 



All Packets Offered on this Page Warranted to Contain 25 or More Seeds. 



