GARDEN MANUAL FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES. 



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Jackmani — Purple, immense flowers, 

 $1.00 each. 



Jackmani Siiperba — Im.mense pure 

 white llowers, $1.00 each. 



The Gem — Deep lavender, very strik- 

 ing; first size, 75c. each; extra size, $1.00 

 each- 



Paniculata — One of the most beautiful 

 of our hardj"- flovrering vines. The flow- 

 ers are pure white and are borne in great 

 panicles or clusters of bloom, fairly cov- 

 ering the plants so that it is a mass or 

 sheet of fleecy white. Strong field- 

 grown plants, 75 cents each. 



Chinese Sweet Scented h'orsey-Suckle. 



A fine variety of vigorous growth, white 

 and yellovA^ flowers; a very fragrant and 

 constant bloomer, 75c. eacn. 



Ipomea Bona Nox. Large flowering 

 evening glory, a great grower of wonder- 

 fully immense white flowers measuring 5 

 to 6 inches in diameter." Price, 15c. each. 



Ipomea Noctiflora. (Moonflower). The 

 best white moon vine, rapid grower, 

 large flowers and wonderfully prolific, 

 lb cents each. 



Ipomea Leari. (The Blue Moonflower.) 

 — This distinct and ■ charming novelty is 

 valuable on account of being in beautiful 

 and striking contrast with the true White 

 Moonflower (described above) ; habit of 

 grov/th and flowering the same. The 

 color is exquisite clear satiny blue, with 

 well defined crimson bars; very distinct. 

 We recommend planting the Blue Moon- 

 flower v/ith the White one (.Ipomea Noc- 

 tiflora) , as the effect will be novel spring 

 and summer; leaves beautifully marked 

 and variegated. 80 and 50 cents each. 



Lonicera. Honeysuckle. — Aurea reticu- 

 lata. Golden netted; a remarkable vari- 

 ety; leaves bright green, beautifully 

 netted all over vvith golden veins, leaves 

 and stems changing to bright crimson in 

 the autum.n; a beautiful plant. 35 to 50 

 cents each. 



Belgica. — Pink flov>^ers; very sweet, 

 profuse, and an almost perpetual bloom- 

 er. Can also be trained as a bush. 

 Small plants ready in March. Strong 

 plants 35 and 50 cents each. 



Madeira Vine. A half hardy, well 

 adaptable climber in our Southern gar- 

 den, wonderfully prolific in blooming 

 qualities, flowers very fragrant, white 

 foliage, olive green. One plant will cover 

 20 cubic feet of space in early season. 

 Dormant bulbs, 10 cents each. 



Manettia Vine. One of the most hand- 

 some and desirable of all climbing vines, 

 either for house or garden. A free and 



continuous bloomer, completely filled at 

 all times with small tubular flowers of 

 brilliant scarlet, shading into yellow at 

 the tips. Especially desirable for baskets, 

 vases or small trellisses. 10 to 25 cents 

 each. 



Soianum Seaforthianum. (Blue Sola- 

 num.) — An excellent climbing plant, one 

 that can be used to good effect as a pot 

 plant in the house or for summer plant- 

 ing in the garden. The flowers are bright- 

 lilac blue, produced in large, pendulous 

 clusters. 15, 25 and 50 cents each. 



Vinca.— Periwinkle. Vinca can be 

 trained either as a climber, trailer or 

 hanging vine. 15c. and 25c. each. 



Major Variegata. — A rapid grov*^er; 

 leaves glossy green, marked vvith white. 

 Combination beautiful. 15 to 25 cents 

 each. 



Wistarias. For training over buildings, 

 piazzas, verandas or trellises, the Wis- 

 taria is of superior excellence, and the 

 decorative features which their long, 

 graceful blossoms afford make a particu- 

 larly pleasing effect. They are entirely 

 hardy, rapid growers and easy to culti- 

 vate. They may be trained to a shrub 

 form of habit by paying attention to 

 pruning, by cutting away the new growth 

 for several seasons. 



Chinese Blue. — One of the most beaa- 

 tiful of all Wistarias; a vigorous, strong 

 growing vine, producing in early summer 

 a great profusion of large clusters ol 

 lovely, rich, violet blue flowers, delicious- 

 ly sweet and exceedingly handsome. 

 First size, 35 cents; larger, 50 cents. 

 Extra heavy plants, 75 cents each. 



Onr Legdiog Specialty in Plants. 



We call special attention to our stock 

 of Palms, which is the largest and most 

 complete in the South. Our stock oi: 

 Phoenix alone requires a large green- 

 house, and all other varieties on hand in 

 proportionate quantities. 



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Plant Crystal White Wax Onions. 



