MISS MARY E. MARTIN. FLOk.^L PARK. NEW YORK. 



NEW MJiRIGQLD, legion of homor. 



Named so because it so resembles biitton of the Legion 

 of Honor. Flowers bright and almost startling ; bright 

 golden yellow, -with a deep velvety crimson-brown mark 

 on each'petal at base. Blooms all' summer. Pkt., 4c. 



The large bushy 

 plants are a mass 

 of brilliant colors, manv plants having seventy-nve flow- 

 ers in bloom at one time. The flowers are from three to 

 four inches in diameter, imbricated and perfectly 

 double. They embrace four shades of color- the light- 

 est primrose, lemon, golden vellow and deep orange. 



Packet. 150 seeds, 4c. 

 MARIGOILD GRANDIFLORA. New, large, sun- 

 fl.ower-shaped, deep golden. Bushy dwarf. Pkt., 4c. 



MAMMOTH APRICAX MARIGOTLDS, Mixed. All 

 kinds mixed, fine for masses, beds or borders. 



Packet, 100 seeds, 3c.; 34 oz., 10c. 



MIXA LOBATA. This Mexican climber is a beauty. 



It grows 20 to 30 feet. Flowers curious and very pretty. 



Buds red. changing to orange yellow. Flowers creamy 



white when full open. Packet, 30 seeds, 5c. 



MIGXOXETTE, NEW GOIL- 

 DENMACHET. This new Mi- 

 gnonette possesses all the excel- 

 lent qualities of the red-flowering 

 l\Iachet. Like the Machet. a splen- 

 did variety for pots and cu t flow- 

 trs. while the long, massive 

 --oi'-ces are crowded with golden- 

 } ellow blossoniSr Pkt., 300 

 «efcds, 5c. 



MTGNOXETTE, GOLDEN 



OT'EEN. Large spikes of a gol- 



ien tinge. Very fragrant and 



beautiful, a grand sort. Pkt., 



^--_==^ 300 seeds, 4c; ]ri oz., 10c. 



MTGN'ONETTE, GIAXT 

 AVHITE. Large, very long 

 white spikes, like an icicle ; 

 very fragrant. Packet, 300 

 seeds, 4c. 



MIGMOMETTE, GlJiNT MJiCHET. 



The best of all M:gno-ettes. The spikes are thick and 

 long, deeply tinged with red. on creamy white and 

 olive Very fragrant ; extra fine. 



Pkt., 300 seeds, 4c.; \i oz.. 15c. 

 MIGNONETTE, GIANT RED. Packet, 5c. 



MIGNONETTE, GIANT PTRAMIDAI.. The best 

 out-door varietv ; verv large, tall spikes ; the true tree 

 form. See illustration. Packet, 300 seeds, 4c. 



MIGNONETTE. AU kinds, mixed. Packet, 3c.; 



ri7T TTfJ aTJnM nf? MirXinKPTTP -^ plentiful supply of this fragrant and popular flower can 

 CULTIUJtTlON Ut MlGMUNEl lb., be obtained by making successive sowings at intervals of 

 three weeks from April 1st to Julv. It ^sacKis for sei'e?al weeigs in the' garden after other flowers are killed by frost, 

 as it is semi-hardy, and in many 'cases will seed itself from year to yean. The stibtle perfume of the Mii3i«^i«^« 

 will pervade the whole garden dur^r samjner eveirtngs. 



One packet each of the six kinds of .^tignonette. 18c. 



