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MISS MARY E. MARTIN, FLORAL PARK, NEW YORK. 



^ew Giant Fragrant Snapdragons — 



Jtntirrhinum^ ^^® flowers of this new 

 ^niirrninums. .^rain are of very large 

 size,very fragrant, and are produced on immense 

 long spikes, which render them extremely welJ 

 adapted for cut flowers. They are easily raised 

 from seeds. Spring seedlings begin to bloom by 

 Midsummer, and if the flowers are cut freely the 

 flowering will be continuous till Fall. If intended 

 for Winter flowering in the house, cut them weli 

 back in September. 



liiant Wliite. — This new plant is a perpetuai 

 bloomer, compact and branching in habit, send- 

 ing up flower spikes by the dozen, one to two 

 feet in length, almost as large as and more 

 beautiful than Gladiolus. Color pure white, with 

 lemon-tinted throat, and of a lovely fragrance. 

 Flowers keep two weeks after being cut. It has 

 created a sensation. Packet, 250 seeds, 5c. 



(jiaut X allow.— Exactly like the above, except 

 in color, which is a beautiful canary yellow. 

 Packet, 250 seeds, 5c. 



A Iba-ilosea. — Lovely white and rose. Packet, 

 250 seeds, 4c. 



Fancy Striped.— Crimson and white. Packet 

 250 seeds, 4c. 



Liberty.— Scarlet, gold and white. Packet, 

 • 250 seedH, 4c. 



Giant Mixed. — Many colors, including the 

 above, all large and exceedingly fragrant. Try 

 them, both in garden and pots. Packet, 300 

 seeds, 4c.; i^ oz., 15c. 



Antirrhinum, Tom Thumb, Mixed.— Grow- 

 ing only 8 inches high, thickly studded with 

 most beautiful flowers of all colors. Packet, 

 300 seeds, 4c. ; % oz., 18c, 



New Giant Fragrant S^iapdragons— Antirrhinums. 



Ag€ratum, Princess Pauline. 



Jtgeratum, Princess Pauline. 



A most distinct and novel variet;y of dwarf compact 

 habit, rarely exceeding 5 inches m height, its peculi- 

 arity being that both colors, blue and white, are com- 

 bined in the same flower ; the body of the flower being 

 white, the stamens are of a light sky-blue, giving the 

 flower a pretty variegated appearance. C)ne of the most 

 distinct new bedding plants. Packet, 8c. j 3 for 20co 

 I offer the fiuoot Hat of Autirr 



Jilyssum, Little Gem. Sv'Smtily- 



Grows easy and blooms early and all summer. Will 

 cover a space nearly 2 feet across; one plant often beaii 

 400 perfect spikes of bloom. Packet, 200 sf^eds, 4c. 



Sweet Alyssum,— This old favorite is dear to the 

 hearts of flower lovers. Packet, 3c. 



Alyssum, Yellow (Gold Dust).— Sow early; wil! 

 bloom first year. Hardy all winter ; blooms from year 

 to year. Packet, 200 seeds, 5c, 



Alyssum.— All kinds, mixed. Packet, 300 seeds, 3c. 



Ageratum, Little Borrit y^tHJiYalk 



blue flowers, produced in the greatest profusion all 

 summer long. The flowers completely cover the plant. 

 Packet, 300 seeds, 4c. 



Ageratum, New 'White.— Pure double white, very 

 pretty. Packet, 300 seeds, 4c. 



Ageratum, Golden Gem.— Pure double golden 

 yellow flowers. Packet, 300 seeds, 4c. 



Ageratum, Mixpd.— All named kinds^ Packet, 300 

 seeds, 3c. ; % oz., 10c. ; 14 oz., 15c, 



One Packet of White,. Yellow and Blue, sdl for 10c« 



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