UNLESS 

 OTHEKWISE 



NOTED, 

 PRICES ARE: 

 Ounce ... -"f. 

 I 1 /4 Pound . . 15c. 



402. MRS. SANKEY.— 



Black seeded. Large white 

 flower, changin.q- to blush. 



406. ORANGE PRINCE3 

 Brig-ht orange pink, flush 

 scarlet; wings of rich 

 rose, veined with pink. 



408. PRIMA DONNA.— 

 Lovely soft rose pink, of 

 large size and fine form; 

 a gem. 



409. PRIMROSE.— Dis- 

 tinct as the nearest ap- 

 proach to yellow in Sweet 

 Peas. Standard and wings 

 of a pale primrose yellow 



color. 



41 0. PRINCESS BE- 

 ATRICE.— Flowers of 

 a clear and beautiful 

 carmine rose, slightly 

 shaded. 



41 1. PRINCESS OF" 

 WALES.— Color, white 

 ground, shaded and 

 tinged with mauve. 



4 12. PRINCESS 

 VICTORIA.-Standard. 

 dark cherry; wings, 

 mauve pink, and slight 

 lines of rose. 



41 <J. QI EEN OF 

 THE ISLES.-Scar- 

 let mottled and 

 flaked with purple 

 and white. 



41!). RED RID- 

 ING HOOD.-Stand- 

 t.rd and wings are 

 a rosy pink, shading to 

 bluish white at calyx. 



420. ROYAL, ROBE. 

 Standards a rich, but 

 delicate pink, wings a soft 

 bluish pink. 



422. SHAHZADA Flow- 

 ers of large size and fine, 

 expanded form ; coloring 

 rich dark maroon, with a 

 tint of purple in the centre of the 

 standard and the inner portion of 

 the wings. 

 42.3. STANLEY, OR BLACK 

 jv # KNIGHT. — A deep maroon; a 

 1^*=^ large and very handsome flower 

 \ of the finest form and abundance. 

 \ 424. THE SENATOR.— Large flow- 

 (✓ ers, shaded chocolate and bright 

 brown, and striped on a creamy- 

 white ground-color; mottled and 

 blotched in every conceivable manner. 



427. VENTS. — Salmon buff; the 

 standards delicately shaded with 

 rosy pink. 

 430. G. & T. CO.'S EXTRA FINE3 

 MIXED.— This is a splendid mixture of 

 our own, which includes nearly all the 

 above varieties. 



Oz,.. 5c. 1/4 Ll».. 15c. LI>.. ."{Sc. 

 431. ECKFORD'S LARGE FLOWERING 

 MIXED SWEET PEAS.— Contains some of each 

 of our entire list of Eckford's varieties. 



Oz., 5c. 1/4 Lb., 1.5c. Lb., 35c. 



CUPID DWARF SWEET PEAS. 



•2«.«..*..«..«..*..«..«..«»ft..tt..a»*.*|« 



? TEN 5c. PAPERS 



• MAILED for 25c.. 



• OR FOUR lOc. 



• PAPERS for 2.5c. 



• THIRTY 5c. PA- 



• PERS for 50c. 

 .J..................................... 



4.35. PINK Cl'PID.— Standard bright rose pink; 

 wings either pure white or blush. The seed is 

 black and germinates readily; a thrifty grower 

 and continuous bloomer. Pkt., 5c. 1/2 Ox., 20c. 



4.36. WHITE CUPID.— Pure white flowers, 

 put., 5c. Or.., 20c. 



BE.\UTY CUPID.— put.. .5c. Or... 20c. 

 PRIMROSE CUPID.— put.. 5c. Or... 20c. 

 ALICE ECKFORD.— put., 5c. Oz., 20c. 



437. 

 4.3.S. 

 439. 



.307. LOTTIE HUTCHINS.— Daintily flaked with pink on cream 

 ground, making a rich, and lovely effect. The flowers are of 

 well"f xpanded grandiflora type, large in size and finely formed, 

 b( me on heavy, substantial stems. 



.3})S. LOVELY.— The most beautiful soft-sheJl pink; 

 flowers of large size. 



'rand 



.399. 1>IARS Bright, fierv crimson. 



iarge, round, expanded standard. 



deepening with age; a 



400. MRS. ECKFORD.— Color a peculiarly delicate shaded 

 primrose yellow. Decidedly pretty. 



401. MRS. GLADSTONE.— On openhi.g. the flowers are buff 

 and soft pink chan.ging to a beautiful pole blush. Standard 

 pink, deepening in color at the base, and wings flesh-tinted. 



^reca Lutesceus. Latana Borbonica, Cocos, W^eddelianat 

 Psinclanus Utilis. — 25c. each. 

 Iventia Balmoriana. — 35c. eacb. 



roston Fern (Exaltata Bostoniensis). — 2.5c. eacb. 



These arch and droop over very gracefully, making it an excel- 

 lent plant to grow as a single specimen on a table or pedestal. 



Three New Flowering Begonias. 



GLOIRE DE LORRAINE.— This is undoubtedly the greatest 

 gem in winter-flowering Begonias yet introduced. It grows from 

 12 to 15 inches higii, forming naturally graceful, bushy specimens. 

 Good vonnf nlants. ^5c. eacb, S2..50 i>er dozen. 



ARGENTEA GUTT.\T A.— Foliage of rich green, spotted with 

 silver. t.5c. eacb, $1..50 per dozen. 



METAI/LICA. — A fine erect growing variety, with dark, rough 

 leaves. 15c. eacb, ipl.50 per dozen. 



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