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Scarlet Cypress Vine* «^ 



This is a most beautifnl and artis- 

 tic vine. The trembling: foliage, 

 thickly covered with bright scarlet 

 flowers, gives the plant a charming 

 scintillating effect. Mixed, al I colors. 

 Pkt., 50 seeds, 5c. 



Annual Chrysanthemums* 



" French Marguerites." 

 "Painted Daisies." 



A charming cut flower ; long stems. 

 Flowers large, and zoned crimson, 

 gold and white. Seed comes quickly 

 and early. They bloom incessantly. 

 Finest mixture, named sorts. Pkt., 

 15 seeds, 4c. 



Clematis Paniculata* ^ 



This sweet-scented, hardy, new 

 Japanese Clematis grows readily 

 and quickly from seed. This plant 

 is indispensable. Pkt., 5c. 



Strong plants, 16c. each. 



Large Flo%ering Clematis* 



Jackmanii Hybrids, 



Seed saved from the finest and 

 largest sorts only. Pkt., 10c. 



Commelim Setto'hiana. (^ffSt^^iaTp^pCt.) 



A compact, procumbent annual; very showy for garden 

 beds, and fine for hanging over vases and baskets. Bears 

 continually a profusion of rich cobalt blue, rose and white 

 flowers. The three kinds mixed, Pkt., 5c. 



Ne<xv Tuberous Rooted Clematis* 



Platycodon Mariesi Macranthum. 

 This is a grand thing, not a climber, but a 

 low-growing, bushy, herbaceous plant, with 

 handsome, deep green foliage, and bearing 

 grand clusters of beautiful large, bell-shaped 

 flowers, lovely violet-blue, and resembling the 

 Jackmanii Clematis iu graceful beauty. 

 It makes a handsome, vigorous plant, from one 

 to two feet high. Needs no staking. Blooms the 

 first year, and from early June until October. 

 It is entirely hardy, and becomes finer as it 

 grows older. A beautiful plant for the flower 

 bed, and sure to give satisfaction. Pkt., 10c. 

 3 for 35c. 



