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



CfOsmos* Mrs* Shepherd^ s New Giant **^ainbo<w/' 



This new autumn glow is magnificent. Colors: white, cream, 

 blush and palest mauve, exquisitely flamed, flecked and penciled in 

 many combinations Some have aiirioles around the center of the 

 flower, with red. lavender or pink bands around the eye, some are 

 daintily flecked like birds' eggs ; the petals are broad and overlap- 

 ping, pleated or frilled ; edges plain, toothed or laciniated. Flowers 

 very large, measuring from 4^ to 4 inches across. Perfection in form 

 and color. Pkt., 150 seeds, 10c. ; 3 for 2oc. 



£Se'w CelosU Spicata* 



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A very startling and handsome new sort, growing ^V^ feet high, 

 formed like a well-branched py^ramid. Immense plumes like a drum 

 major's, of a rose color, changing to a silvery white. Might be called 

 the sentinels of the garden. Equally fine for pots. Pkt., loO seeds, 

 10c. ; 3 for 3oc. 



iVew Celosia ''Ostrich Feather/' ^ J- 



This new Celosia has very large orange and crimson plumes, 

 exquisitely curved and curled. Grows 3 feet high, of handsome 

 form, and the numerous massive plumes waving gracefully above 

 the foliage make it a most effective ornamental plant for either pot 

 or outdoor culture. Crimson and orange mixed. Pkt., 200 seeds, 5c.; 

 Ys oz., 15r. 



This is the Queen of Cockscombs. The plumes are rich and mag- 

 nificent. Try it by all means. 



Cjockscomb Glasgo'w Prize* ^ ^ ^ 



New Celosia *' Ostrick Feather^ 



This is the best large heading cockscomb, 

 rich, brilliant crimson. Pkt., 150 seeds, 4c. 



Immense heads of 



