STOCKS.— Globe Pjt» 

 in id a I Mixed. — In the 



New Large Flowering 

 Globe Pyramidal, I 

 have tlie most mag- 

 nificent race yet 

 perfected. Both the 

 spikes and flowers are 

 very large, individual 

 blooms frequently 

 measuring from 2 to 

 2% inches in diame- 

 ter. The large double 

 and perfect flowers are 

 produced in great pro- 

 fusion, the spikes being 

 compactly pyramidal in 

 shape, and the plants of 

 neat habit of growth. No 

 new variety of stocks cau 

 equal the Globe Pyramid- 

 al. I offer a very fine 

 mixture of 20 distinct 

 colors. Packet, 10c. 



PANSY.— No. 1. OdierorFiv 

 Blotched. — A beautiful strain of various 

 colored, large, fine, perfect formed flowers, „ 

 each petal distinctly spotted with darker shades. 

 Certain to please every lover of this popular flower. 

 Packet, 20 cents. 



No. a. New Imperial German.— In the New Imperial German 

 Pansies the labor of years of careful cultivation and constant selec- 

 tion has resulted in an almost endless variety of charming 

 shades of colors united with extra large size. They bloom 

 throughout the entire summer, and embrace all the solid or self- 

 colors ; large spotted ; dark and light marbled varieties ; with clear 

 distinct eyes; striped flowers of striking beautv, ami vividly colored 

 fancv varieties, blotched, veined, mottled and margined in com- 

 binations that would be thought impossible u ntil the flo wers are 



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actually seen. I know that 

 in these New Imperial German 

 Pansies I have the choicest and 

 most complete collection of pansies 

 ever offered for sale in America. All my cus- 

 tomers who plant this strain of pansy will be delighted with the end- 

 less variety and wonderful combinations of colors, and enormous size 

 of its handsome flowers. Packet, 15 cents ; 2 packets, 25 cents. 



No. 3. Giant Trimardeau.— An altogether distinct and beau- 

 tiful new class of pansy, the flowers of which are of a very large size, 

 in fact larger than anything hitherto attained. They carry 

 their blooms well above the foliage, which in itself is a desirable feature. 

 The plants are of strong, compact habit, and are marked with three 

 larse blotches. The seed has been carefully saved from the finest flow- 

 ers of enormous size. Packet, 20 cents. 



ESC HSCHOLTZIA.- Man- 

 darin (California Poppy). — 



The handsomest variety of this 

 favorite flower; the inside of 

 the petals are of a rich orange 

 color, the outside dazzling dark 

 crimson. Is very attractive in 

 beds or borders ; hardy annual ; 

 lfoot.' Packet, 10 cents. 



NICOTIAN A.— Affinl s Produces 



handsome pure white Bouvardia-like 

 flowers, 2 or 3 inches long, and as much 

 in diameter, and are delightfully sweet- 

 scented, a small bed filling a large garden 

 with fragrance. The plants can be taken 

 up in the fall, cut back and potted for the 

 house, where they will bloom freely all 

 winter. Packet, 10 cents. 



NASTCRTITJM Empress of In- 

 dia.— The plant is of dwarf bushy habit, 

 with dark tinted foliage, while the flow- 

 ers are of the most brilliant crimson 

 color, so freely produced that no 

 other animal in cultivation can 

 approach it in effectiveness. Its 

 prolusion of bloom and dazzling colors 

 are remarkable. Packet, 10 cents. 



VIOLET. — The Czar. 



This beautiful new, )>erpetual 

 blooming variety is the lar- 

 gest flowering and richest 

 colored deep-blue, sweet Vio- 

 let in cultivation. In deli- 

 cious perfume it stands un- 

 equaled. Seed slow to germin- 

 ate. Packet. 10 cents 



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