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MORNING GLORY. 



While dealers are offering what are 

 claimed to be new varieties of this well 

 known flower, yet after all there is 

 nothing much more satisfactory than 

 the old garden Morning Glory— thecon- 

 volvulus major. However, if you have 

 only what has been self-sowing in your 

 garden for years, you have no idea of 

 the richness and variety of color that 

 you will get from a package of fresh, 

 improved seed. Dig up your old vines 

 and invest a few cents in a new stock. 

 You will be well repaid. Oz., l£ cts.; 

 Pkt., » cts. 



MOONFLOWER 

 (Ipomcea Grandiflora). 

 I offer this year seed of the genuine 

 Southern Moonflower, of whose beauty 

 and fragrance so much is told. It is a 

 rapid, robust climber, a single vine of- 

 ten covering a whole porch, which in 

 the summer twilight will be covered 

 with immense white blossoms, five in- 

 ches across, and more fragrant, it is 

 said, than the orange blossom. One 

 lady writes: "Strangers passing by al- 

 ways stop to admire my Moonflowers, 

 and the family never tire of their 

 beauty or fragrance." Annual, of easy 

 cultivation. Pkt., 8 cts. 



MONKEY FLOWER (Mimulus). 



Highly ornamental little plants, so 

 called from "mimo," an ape, from the 

 gaping mouth of the flower. They do 

 not succeed in the hot sun, but are just 

 the thing for cool, shady beds or partly 

 lighted windows. Desirable for the gar- 

 den or pot culture. 



Tigrinus. Flowers highly colored and 

 beautifully spotted, or "tigered" in 

 every conceivable manner. Especially 

 fine for pot plants. Choice mixed. 

 Pkt., 3 cts. 



Be sure to try for my great Pansy Moschatus <Musk piant). Flowers 



P.;- AC C***» ■«<*«*«* c yellow, emitting a musky perfume. 



rizes. See page 5. Pkt., a cts. 



MISS EMMA V. WHITE, 



Monkey Flower. 



Moon Flower. v 



Overland, Col., May 21, 1896.— "The seeds 

 I received from you this spring are doing 

 well, and the roses ; too. I shall recommend 

 you to my friends. ' Mbs. Eliza J. Coffet. 



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