H. W. BUCKBEE, XOCKFORB, ZI^J^IHOIS. 



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MORNING GLORIES 



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BUCKBEE'S 

 BEAUTIFUL 

 CLIMBERS 



THUNBERGIA, or Black-Eyed Susan— Choicest 

 mixed, very elegant. The colors are pure white, 

 light yellow and deep orange, and of each color 

 there is a variety with wliite eyes, also with 

 black eyes. Pkt. 15 seeds 4c. 



TRUMPET CREEPER— Rapid growing, hardy 

 climbing vine; covered summer and fall with 

 charming and beautiful masses of bloom. 

 Pkt. 4c. 



NEW IMPERIAL, OR GIANT JAPANESE 

 FINEST MIXED COLORS 



Those magnificent single and double Japanese Morning Glories are entirely 

 distinct, and vastly superior to all othr rs in richness and beauty of colo". Vines 

 grow 23 to 30 feet; handsome foliage; flowers measure 4 to 6 inches across. Pkt. 

 50 seed3 10c. 



HORNING GLORY— BUCKBEE'S NEW DOUBLE 



Novelty of my own introduction. Climbs forty feet or m ire. The fine double 

 flowers give the vines an attractiveness which warrants their being placed in any 

 position. Pkt. 50 seeds 10c. 



MORNING GLORY— IMPROVED CLIMBING MIXED 



(CoNVOMTLns Major.) Most popul:!r climber in culfivation. Of rapid 

 growth; 15 to 20 feet hich. Our seed is selected from the best varieties only, ;,ud 

 is a great improvement over tlie old fashioned sorts. Pkt. 50 seeds 3c.; 

 OZ. 8c. 



MAUS.ANDIA — Choicest mixed. -Oraceful climber. Rich purple, white 

 and rose, fox-glove shaped blossoms; tender perennial climber, blooming 

 first season. Grows 6 feet high. Pkt. 100 seeds 4c. 



MINA LOBATA — Half hardy Mexican climbing annual, haxing beautiful 

 changeable blossoms. Pkt. 12 seeds 4c. 



MOMORDICA — (Balsam Apple) — Finest mixed. A very curious 

 annual climber with yellow blossoms and foliage similar to the 

 canary bird flower. Pkt. 4c. 



MOON FLOWER— New Cross-Bred or Hybrid Variety — Of great value 

 for the North, as it is in full bloom one month before the White Seeded. 

 The flowers are 4 to 6 inches across, and very numerous. The foliage 

 is of 3 distinct types. This is one of the most ^agorous of all the sum- 

 mer climbers. Will grow 30 to 40 feet in a single season, and be covered 

 with its large white flowers every evening and cloudy day. Pkt. 8C. 

 MOON FLOWER— Wliite Seeded — This is the variety most generally 

 grown; the vines are almost covered with thousands of immense white 

 flowers, many of them measuring over 7 inches across. Pkt. 5c. 



PASSION FLOWER — An elegant, easily grown 

 cUmber. Beautiful for windows. Magnifi- 

 cent as an outdoor summer chmber. CllOlcest 

 Mixed, Pkt. 5c. 

 RHOBOCHITON— (VolubUe)— The prettiest of 

 all climhers. Easily grown. Pkt. 20 seeds 8c. 

 SMILAX — Well knoT\'n and popular chmber. In- 

 valuable for decorative purposes. Pkt. 60 

 seeds 5c.; ^ oz. 30c.; oz. 50p. 



PEDIGREED SWEET PEAS 



THE NEW PEDIGREED CUPID 



SWEET PEAS . 



I have this year still further perfected these 

 magnificent Dwarf varieties. The Cupids have 

 demonstrated their complete supremacy over all 

 competitors among this charming variety. Espe- 

 cially fiesirable for pots and edgings. 

 FINEST MIXED CUPIDS— 1 have this year 

 prepared a particularly fine mixture of Cupid 

 Sweet Peas, embracing the best known named 

 varieties as well ;:s many new Hybrids — the 

 result will be pleasing and gratifying to rll. 



Pkt. 4c.; oz. 7c.;2oz. 12c.; Jib. 20c.; 75c. 

 Named Varieties — I can supply the following 

 at these low prices: 



Large pkt. 4c.: cz, '<c.; 2 oz. 12c.; i lb. 18c. 



Countess of Radnor (lavender); Duke of Edin- 

 burgh (salmon red, wings deep rose); Firefly 

 (glowing scarlet); Primrose (rich primrose tint); 

 Blanche Ferry (ths best pink); Alice Eckford 

 (creamy white blended with soft pink); B-nuty 

 (rose, shaded with carmine); White (clear white). 

 Ail splendid and up to the high Buckbee standard. 



BucK^rK Grown, Tested, Perfected 



CREATIONS on Rockford Seed Farms 



HERE'S A NOVELTY 



Buckbee's New Dwarf Yellow Sweet Pea, 

 A Wonderful Everblooming Variety. 



This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful, 

 interesting and easily grown plants in existence; 

 low growing, profusely branching plant, every 

 branch ending in racemes 6 to 10 inches long, of 

 beautiful, large Sweet Pea-like flowers. These 

 flowers are of a thick substance, fragrant and of 

 a golden yellow color (except the keel in the cen- 

 ter, which looks hke brown velvet) and are fol- 

 lowed by clusters of short, smooth pods. I can 

 recommend this most magnificent variety, know- 

 ing that it will give purchasers the greatest satis- 

 faction. It blooms the first year from seed, and 

 in the garden may be treated as an annual. This 

 is certainly one of the finest novelties ever intro- 

 duced. A plant in bloom reminds one of a 

 shower of gold. Pkt. 8c. 



CUPID SWEET PEAS 



The Best Everlasting 

 or Perennial Pea 



(LATHYRUS.) 



FINEST MIXED— A wonderfully 

 improved selection of these popular 

 favorites. Perfectly hardy and 

 live year after year, bearing mag- 

 nificent clusters of flowers. Com- 

 mences to bloom early in the spring. 

 5><- 7c. 



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