MISS MARY E. MARTIN, F1.0RAL PARK, NEW YORK 



New T^warf Nasturtium, 



"Chameleon." 



This is the most unique and beautiful variety of Nastur- 

 tium ever raised. One plant pr5>duces as many differently 

 colored flowers as a dozen plants of the ordinarj'- kinds. 

 Nearly every flower on a plant is different; they are large 

 and very beautiful. Packet, Sc; oz., 15c.; i^lb., SOCo 



Dwarf Nasturtium Mixture. 



This mixture is of first quality in every respect, the 

 largest and brightest colored flowers only and over 25 

 named sorts mixed together. Packet, 5c.; oz., lOCo 



New Lilliput 



An entirely new class of Dwarf Nasturtiums^ smaller 

 than the Tom Thumb, the dainty little flowers are pro- 

 duced in the greatest profusion. Choicest mixture, con- 

 taining all colors. Packet, Sc; J^ oz., lOc. 



New Tall 

 Nasturtiums. 



"Chameleon." 



This variety was raised at 

 the same time as the Dwarf ; 

 it is exactly the same, only it 

 is a climber or trailing sort. 

 It is absolutely new^ and is 

 very fine. It should be tried 

 by all. 

 Large Packet, lOc? oz., 20co 



New Giant 



Nasturtium 



"Jupiter" 



The great, rich, pure yellow 

 flowers measure 3J^ inches 

 across. The petals are large 

 (1% inches in diameter); they 



overlap, and are exquisitely and deeply crinkled like crepe. 

 The flowers are very fine for cutting, resembling Orchids 

 in their rich beauty. Packet, lOc; 3 Packets, 25c, 



Tall Nasturtium Mixture. 



(Trailing or Climbing.) 



This mixture is composed of the large flowering, free 

 blooming bright colored sorts only„ Many named kinds 

 included in this fine mixture. 



Packet, Sc; oz., 10c,| % lb., 2Sc.; lb., 70Co 



Lobb's Nasturtiums. 



(Tropaeolum Lobbianum.) 



Both foliage and flowers of this type are smaller than 

 those of the common Tall Nasturtiums, but the wonderful 

 profusion of bloom and intense brilliancy of colors make 

 it particularly desirable Packet, Sc? ©2., lOcj }i lb., 30c.j 

 lb., $1.00* 



Canary- Bird Flower. 

 Packet, 5c.; J^ oz., 15c. 



Nemesia SuttonL 



Compact Varieties. 



A most satisfactory and attractive hardy annual. 

 The plants grow a foot high, are bushy and compact 

 and are covered with flowers through the entire 

 summer and fall. The flowers are white, pale yellow, 

 crimson and an almost endless diversity of inter- 

 mediate shades. Packet, 10c. 



Nemesia Elegans Grandijlora, 



A very pretty, hardy annual, flowers of a soft 

 lavender or pale rose and are produced through the 

 entire summer. Packet, 5c. 



Nigella Lovenn^a^Mist. 



A charmingj easy-growing annual^ making a con). 

 pact plant one to two feet high. Large, doubla, 

 porcelain, blue and white flowers completely cover 

 the plants, beautifully aet off with the feathery 

 foliage. Packet, 5c« 



