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HENRY A. DEEER, 714 Chestnut Stre et, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Fancy-Leaved CALADirn 



Caladinm Albanense. 



An entirely new race of Caladiums ; the leaves are borne on 

 stout petioles, but unlike our well-known varieties are spear- 

 shaped and of thick leathery texture. The colors are red, green 

 and creamy yellow, radiathig from the centre of the leaf, while 

 the wavy edges are margined with green gray. 20 cents each ; 

 ;^2.oo^-ier dozen. 



Caladinm Argy rites. 



A most beautiful dwarf growing variety with miniature dark 

 rgreen foliage which is freely mottled with white. It can be used 

 to great advantage in the tilling of Jardinieres and Fern dishes, 

 or in connection with choice cut flowers. Bulbs started up to the 

 middle of February will make good plants to use at Easter. 

 ^1.50 per dozen ; ^12.00 per 100. 



Fancv Caladiums. 



Fancy leaved in 25 choice-named varieties. (See retail cata- 

 logue'for description. ) $1.25 per dozen ; ^lo.oo per 100. 

 Choice mixture, $1.00 per dozen ; $8.CK) per 100. 



Campanula Isophtlla Math. 



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Cabex Japonica Vabieoata. 



Golden Yellow Calla. 



(Richardis Elliottiana. ) 



Entirely distinct and unlike all other forms of yellow Callas 

 heretofore introduced. Elliottiana has the same habit of growth 

 as the ordinary white Calla, R. Ethiopica, with flowers of the 

 same size and shape, but of a rich, clear, lustrous golden-yellow 

 color, the foliage is dark green, with a number of translucent 

 creamy white spots, which adds to its beauty, gl.25 each. 



Camellia Japonica. 



A fine lot of bushy, well-branched plants in 12 distinct 

 varieties 

 5-inch pots, 15 inches high, ^6.00 per dozen; §45. 00 per 100. 



Campanula Isophylla Mayii. 



In this new Bell-Flower we have one of the most important 

 and valuable novelties of the season, and a plant that with 

 only ordinary care can be grown by anyone ; a plant for 

 everybody. It succeeds best as a pot plant grown in a half- 

 shady situation, and may either be permitted to trail over the 

 sides of the pot or staked and grown upright ; under either con- 

 dition it becomes one mass of flowers. 



Our illustration, which is a reproduction from a photograph of 

 a plant grown in a 5 -inch pot, gives a fair idea of both the shape 

 of the flower as well as its remarkable floriferousness, hundreds of 

 flowers being open on one plant at one time ; these are of a pleas- 

 ing light shade of blue and are produced continuously throughout 

 the summer. 



Awarded a Certificate of Merit by the Royal Horticultural 

 Society of England — -and a plant that we cheerfully recommend. 

 Strong Plants, in 3}^ -inch pots, 60 cents each. 



Car ex. 



Japonica Varlegata. 2 '4^ inch pots 

 Qallicafolia Variegata 



Perdoz. Per 100. 



. $0 75 ^6 00 



75 6 00 



Cestrnm Parqni. 



(Night-'blooiiiing Jessamine.) 



3-inch pots 



75 



6 00 



Choisya Ternata. 



A pretty ornamental evergreen greenhouse shrub, producing 

 sweet-scented, orange-like white flowers. 5-inch pots, 35 cents 

 each. 



