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trained to climb, or allowed to droop, as required : 

 in cut flowers, it is now considered indispensa- 

 ble by all florists; its hard texture < nables it to 

 keep several days after being cut. without wilt- 

 ing. For a parlor or window pla: t, it is indis- 

 pensable. 20 to to 50 cents. 



SolSLnum, jastninoiifes vnrier/ated. 25 cents. 

 fol. var. Dwarf varieties. 25c. 



Thyme, go/den lemon. Leaves marginated 

 yellow. 13 cents. 



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VEKIW 



Verbena. For years, th^:" cultvation of the 

 Veibena has been made a specialty by many 

 leading florists. We offer thirty varieties this 

 season. In making up this collection, we have 



I kept two objects in view: good bedding qualities 

 I and finest flowers. It has been our aim to grow 

 I no other, and our customers may rest assured 

 i that this set comprises a 1 the positive colors to 

 ' be found in an.y collection of Verbenas, together 



with the best striped and mottled ones grown. 



A coUec ion of the finest sor's. 10 cents each; 



$1.00 per dozen. 

 Vinca, eltgantissima. Evergreen creeper, 



creamy white marking. 25 cents. 



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VIOLET. 



Violet. Hardy, double, sweet-scented varie- 

 ties: blue and white. 15 cents. 



Violet, Belle de f hniitenay. New, double 

 white. The blossoms are immensely lai-ge, pure 

 white, and very fragrant. Treat same as other 

 varieties. ;30cen's. 



RETAIL. PRICE LIST 



OF SEASONABLE SEEDS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING. 



The following list of Seeds are suitable for sowing during the Summer and Autumn months, 

 and will be sent b.v mail or express, free of chaiges. on receijt of money, except articles quoted by 

 the bushel, which w ill be sent by fre ght or exp: ess, the purchaser paying charges: 



Heavy face denotes a superior variety. 



ASPARAGUS- rkt. Oz. 2 Oz. J^ Lb. Lb. 



Oiant 5 10 15 25 60 



Conover's Colossal 5 10 15 25 75 



CABBAGE, sow in September, and winter in cold frame- 

 Little Pixie 10 25 40 75 2 25 



D M. F. & Go's Extra Early York 5 3 ) 55 1 00 3 00 



Eailv York 5 15 25 40 1 50 



Earlv Large York 5 15 25 40 1 ."0 



Early Wakefield, imported 5 25 40 75 2 50 



Early Jersey Wakefield, true America 5 40 75 1 25 4 00 



Earlv Wvnian, imported 5 25 4<) 75 2 .50 



Early W3n2ian. Ame> ican 10 4't 75 1 25 4 00 



Henderson's Early Summer, true 10 60 l 00 1 75 6 00 



Earlv Sigar Loaf 5 20 30 50 175 



Early Winni§:stadt 5 30 55 1 00 3 00 



German Filderkrant 5 40 75 1 25 4 00 



Early Dwarf Flat Dutch. America n 5 40 75 1 25 4 CO 



Fottler's Early Drumhead, true American 5 4') 75 1 25 4 00 



Earlv Drumhead, importf^d 5 25 40 75 2 50 



Early Larg-e Schweinfurt 10 40 75 125 4 00 



Imperial Fieiich Ox fleart 5 2) 30 50 175 



Red D'lrch. or Pickling 5 20 35 60 2 00 



Fine Blood Red 5 30 55 1 00 3 00 



Stone Mason Marblehead 5 30 55 1(0 3 GO 



Late Flat 1 Hitch. £'/-r//.s/i 5 15 25 40 1 50 



Late Flat Dutch. Ameri< an 5 20 35 60 2 00 



D. M. F. & Go's Premium Flat Dutch 5 25 40 75 2 50 



Large Drumhead. SiaZ/.s;? 5 15 25 40 150 



Large Di-umhead.^»(e;7 a*i 5 20 35 60 2 00 



D. M. F. & Go's Premium Dmmhead 5 25 40 75 2 50 



