MISS MARY E. MARTIN. FLORAL PARK. NEW YORK 



35 



Mammoth 



Double 

 California 

 Sunflower. 



rows seven feet 

 igh. Perfectl}' 

 ouble; the color 

 the very bright- 

 g-olden yellow, 

 e flowers are so 

 -feet in form 

 that they re- 

 semble very 

 double Chrys- 

 anthemvim- 

 flowered As- 

 ters with long 

 stems. 



Packet, lOc; 

 oz., 25c. 



Giant 

 Russian 



Sun= 

 /lower. 



Many-Fhnvered Double ^2. I'oc. ' 



Sim flower. '* 



Many 'Flowered Double Sun- 



flntnor ^^^^ is a glorious plant. Interest 

 fiuiufir, |g ^^ once centered on these mag- 

 nificent golden-yellow flowers. Wherever seen, 

 flowers are produced from every axis of the 

 leaves, differing in this respect from all others. 

 Flowers immensely large and durable, and the 

 richest golden you ever saw. 



Packet, Sc; oz., 15c.; li lb., 50c. 



^lew Hybrid 

 Sunflowers, 

 ''Cut and 

 Come ^gain. 



(Helianthus 

 Cucumerifolius.) 



White Star. 



Almost pure 

 white with black 

 eye. Packet, 10c. 



Cucumeri^ 



folius. 



Covered with 

 hundreds of 

 brightest orange, 

 small, single flow- 

 ers of pyramidal 

 growth, with 

 bright, neat foli- 

 age. Packet, 5c.; 

 oz.,20c. 



Cucumeris 



folius 



Hybridus 



fl.pl. 



A splendid mixture of 

 new double and semi- 

 double varieties. 



Packet, 5c.; oz., 20c. 



Helianthus 



Cucumerifolius. 

 New Types. 



A very beautiful dwarf trailing plant which is 

 smothered with bright golden-yellow flowers the 



Sanvitalia. 



entire season. As edging for beds and borders' it is charming 

 Packet, 5c. 



New Salvia Ingenieur Clavenad. 



The New fiarly Giant Flowered Scarlet Salvia. 



This is the Salvia 

 of all Salvias to 

 plant. It is the 

 earliest and most 

 profuseand continu. 

 ous blooming of all 

 Salvias. The flower 

 spikes are enor- 

 mous, of dazzling 

 fiery scarlet. It 

 grows S% feet high, 

 making a dense 

 bush, branching 

 from top to bottom, 

 and covered with scarlet plumes until frost. Pkt., 5c. 



Salvia Splendens Grandiflora. 



A much improved sort, the spikes are enormous in size, 



great in number and very dazzling in color. The flower 



spikes are so large and heavy with flowers they droop 



gracefully, and are called Droocing Spikes, Bonfire, etc. 



Packet, 50 seeds, 10c. 



Salvia Splendens. 



Packet, 50 seeds, Sc; Ys oz., 20c. 



'^nlanum Jerusalem Cherry. 



The rruit is about the size and color of a cherry. Easily 

 grown plants with ornamental fruit. Especially fine for 

 pots and lasts a long time in beauty. The plants can be 



f frown out of doors and then be potted up in Septembr* 

 orhniiseuse. Of easiest culture. Packet. Sc- 



Salvia Patens. 



One of the most rare and beautiful of all Salvias ; a 

 rich, deep sky-blue— a blue that is blue— one of the 

 richest blues of all fiowers; a perennial. Roots can bo 

 kept over winter in cellar. Packet, 10c. 

 r^i.,;^ r^^:^^^^^ The Silver Sage. It appears 

 Salvia Farinacea. ^^ ^un altogether to flower, 

 hundreds upon hundreds of tall spikes of silvery laven- 

 der blooms rising from a dense mass of foliage during 

 the entire season. Far handsomer is it, indeed, than 

 most any bedding plant we know of. Packet, Sc. 



rrthi-fa ffitt^Sfi -A- beautiful new kind, having milk- 

 LL/nite ^aivia. .^^.^jte spikes of flowers, making a 

 beautiful contrast with red, white and blue. Packet, 5c. 



Salvia Splendens Plants. 



One of the finest of all bedding plants, being complete- 

 ly covered in autumn with long spikes of dazzling scar- 

 let flowers, remaining in bloom until cut down by frost. 

 6 plants for 40c.; per dozen 7 .^ 



V^hi^^nfhiiv Butterfly or Orchid flower. Very 

 ocnizaninus. elegant and showy. Flowers very 

 odd, beautifiil and durable, spotted and blotched with 

 crimson, violet and yellow. A beauty. Planted in 

 October, blooms during the winter as well as outside^ ffi 

 gorgeous summer flower. 



Packet, finest mixed, 20 colors, 5w 



New Zanzibar Castor Bean^, 



A new form of Ricinus, with extraordinarily largo 

 leaves which are produced in such abundance that the 

 plant is a perfect pyramid of beautiful foliage. The 

 i\r>st tropical and ornamental Castor Bean vet intro 



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