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



VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



Pages 76 to S3 inclusive. 

 I r.\GE 



^Asparagus id 



Beans • 80, 82 



Beets 70, 80 



Bohemian Horseradisli 81 



Cabbage 78, 80 



Carrots 78, So 



Cauliflower 80 



Celery 80 



Chicory 81 



Corn 79. 80 



Cress, Water Si 



Cucumber 78, 81 



Egg Plant 81 



General List So, Si 



Huckleberry Garden 13 



Lettuce 79. 80 



Melon, Musk yd, 77, 81 



Melon, Water 77, 81 



Novelties in Vegetables 81, 83 



Okra 81 



Onion 78, 81 



Onion, Welsh 81 



Parsnip 81 



Parsley 81 



Peas 80 



Pepper 77, 81 



Pepper, Sweet Salad 81 



Pumpkin 81 



Radish 77, 80, 83 



Rhubarb Seed ; 76 



Salisfy 81 



Spinach 81 



Squash 81 



Tomato 79. 83 



Turnips 81 



BULBS. 



Achimenes 100 



Amaryllis 4 



Anemones 7, 22 



Apios Tuberosa 2 



Begonia, Double 2 



Begonias in var 85, 100 



Bessera Elegans 6 



Caladium 3 



Caladium, Fancy Leaved 3 



Caladium, Giant 



Callas 



Callas, New Pink and Yello\ 



Cannas 



1 Cinnamon Vine 



j Crclamen 



Cyclobothra flava 6 



I Dahlias 17, 39 



( Freezia, Scarlet, Summer 7 



{ Gladioli 88, 89 



j Gloxinias Inside Front Cover 



i Gloxinia, Hardy 4 



,' Hyacinthus Candicans 7 



( Incarvillea 4 



\ Iris, Japanese 91 



j Lilies 86, 87 



Madeira Vine 91 



Milla Biflora 6 



Montbretias 7 



Naegelia 100 



Oxalis, Summer Flowering 91 



BULBS. PAGfc. 



Paeonies 4 



Paeonies, Japanese Tree 10 



Peruvian Lily 7 



Ranunculus, Giant Spring 6 



Tuberoses 90 



Water Lily 64 



Zephyranthes 4 



PLANTS. 



Achillea the Pearl 22 



Angel's Trumpet 9 



Anemones 7 



Antignon 22 



Aquilegia or Columbine 22 



Asparagus, Garden Roots 76 



Asparagus Plumosus 17, 25 



Asparagus Spengeri 25 



Araucaria Exalsa 8 



Boltonia 56 



Brownallia Grandiflora 26 



Buddleia \'ariabilis 93 



Cape Jessamine 9 



Caladium, Giant Flowering 3 



Chinese Lantern 36 



Clematis 11 



Clerodendron, Fragrant 8 



Coerulea l 8 



Constance, Elliott 8 



Cuphea 27 



Cycas Revoluta 95 



Daisy Shasta 15 



Ferns 94 



Gaillardia, Hardy 43 



Genista Fragrans 38 



Geranium Pansy, etc 10 



Gravellea Robusta 38 



Hibiscus, Hardy 45 



Hibiscus Peachblow 8 



Hollyhocks 46 



Hydrangea P^anlculata 93 



PLANTS. PAGE 



Incarvillea Delavayi 4 



Jack-and-the-Beanstalk 12 



Lantana, New Weeping 9 



Lavendula \'era 48 



Lemon, American Wonder 10 



Moonrtower 49 



Nymphaea 64 



New Passion I'lower, Northern 



Cross iS 



Orange Otaheite 8 



Passion Flower, Southern Beauty, 



etc 8 



Palms 95 



Penstemon 60 



Phlox, Hardy 62, gz 



Phlox, New Giant French 92 



Pinks, Hardy Garden 63 



Platacodon 63 



Primulae 65 



Rhubarb Roots 76 



Roses. .Inside of Back Cover, 96, 97 



Rudbeckia 91 



Sage, New ^Mammoth. 76 



Salvias 68 



Smilax 71 



Snowball, Japan 93 



Spirea, New Crimson 93 



Stokesia Cyanea 67 



Swainsonia 70 



\'alerian 74 



\^iolets 90 



Wistaria 99 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Bowker's Plant Food i 



Jadoo Fibre. .Inside Front Cover 85 



Japanese Fern Balls 14 



Paper Flower Pots i 



Surprise Collection 2 



Tobacco Insecticide Soap i 



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Chinese Wistaria 

 Plants. 



Magnifica. Dense clus- 

 ters of purple lilac flowers. 



ISc. each; 3 for 30c. 



Alba. Flowers white, in 

 drooping racemes. Large 

 plants. 



ISc. each; 3 for 30c. 



CHINESE PURPLE WIS= 

 TARIASEED. Packet, 10c. 



JAPANESE WHITE WIS= 

 TARIA. Very scarce nnd 

 high. Packet. 10c. 



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Ji Collection of Sweets 



Scented Evening 



Bloomers. 



Sweet Nightingale or Ghost 

 Flower. Sv^^et Scented 

 Stocks, Mathiola. 

 Evening Primrose. 

 Nicotiana. 



Sweet scented 4-o'Clock. 

 Sweet-scent Moon Flower. 

 A large pkt. of these 6 

 kinds, mixed in equal por- 

 tions, over 100 seeds, 6c» 



