6 NOVELTIES AND SPECIALTIES, D, M. FERRY & CO., DETROIT, MICH. 



PEA—Dwarf Champion 



A splendid main crop variety, \astly 

 superior in productiveness, size of pod and 

 quality to much that is sold under this 

 name. Vine about 

 three feet high, very 

 strong and vigorous; 

 foliage heavy. Pods 

 fully four inches long, 

 broad, quite straight, 

 deep green in color 

 and well filled with 

 large peas of the very 

 finest quality. Ve, ry 

 desirable for either the 

 market or home gar- 

 den. ( See further des- 

 criptioji page 46). 



Pkt. 10c; Pt. 20c; 

 Qt. 30c;4Qts. $1.00; 

 Bu. $5.50 



If Peas are wanted by 

 mail or express, prepaid, 

 add 10 cents per pint, 15 

 cents per quart, fo r 

 charges. 



PINK 

 Vesuvius 



A distinctly new color 

 Pinks, a light strawberry 

 red which is sure to attract 

 attention from all who 

 delight in this popular 

 annual. Flowers nearly two 

 inches across, petals deeply 

 laciniated. Pkt. 15c. [See 

 page S^ for other varieties). 



KOCHIA SCOPARIA (MEXICAN FiRE BuSh) 



Dwarf Champion Pea 



Schizanthus 



Retusus Trimaculatus 



{Known also as Butterfly Flower or 

 Poor Man's Orchid). The variety 

 we offer is superior in size of flower 

 and brilliancy of coloring. Petals 

 bright yellow with margins and 

 tube of purple-rose, shading from 

 lighter to darker shades. Half 

 hardy annual; two to three feet 

 high' Pkt. 15c. 



KOCHIA 

 Scoparia 



( JSIexica u Fire Bush ) . No an nual 

 foliage plant has been increasing 

 more rapidly in popularity during 

 the past year or two than this 

 attractive decorative plant. The 

 foliage is very finely cut, bright 

 green turning early in the fall to a 

 deep reddish hue. {See full des- 

 cription page 78) . Pkt. 5c. 



