• COLLECTION No. 9. JA v l%. 



Comprises 12 new rare plants for House or Garden. 

 33 1 \ R TILLER Y PLANT— Graceful, fern-like 



• foliage, bursting its buds when sprinkled. 



C> 1 ELEGANT NEW HELIOTROPE - The 

 •> Queen, beautiful rosy purple, clear white eye. 



1 1 DOUBLE WHITE' FUCHSIA DUNDETT 

 £ —Vigorous grower and free bloomer. 



» 1 CHOICE PRI UULA— Constant bloomer. 

 « 1 CATALONIAN JESSAMINE— Pure white. 



2 1 BEGONIA, COCCINEA-Beautilul foliage, 

 a. deep pink, bordering on red, immense clusters. 

 •S 1 CUPBlEA. OK LADY'S CIGAR PLANT- 

 'S Long scarlet flowers, ends tipped with white. 



g 1 NEW CARNATION— Portia. Clear red. 

 ■S 1 NEW C V R N A T I O N— Peter Henderson. 

 s Pure white, rich clove fragrance. 



Sinew double white geranium— 



>Ime. Amelia Beltot. Constant bloomer. 



- I BEGONIA-Rex. Large marked leaves. 

 8 1 WHITE TEA ROSE-Marie Guillot. 



£ The above 12 Plants, sen t free by mail for SI. 00. 



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postpaid. 



£ Comprises 10 handsome Carnation Pinks. 



a My selection of varieties, which will include such 



— sorts as Hinze's White. Grace Wilder. Sunrise. 

 £ Century, Butterfly, Hardy Pink Snow and 4 others. 

 m Sent free by mail on receipt of SLOP. 



| COLLECTION No. 11. JSgL 



• Comprises 12 rare plants for a " Window Garden." 

 5 1 SMILAX— Trailer, glossy green foliage. 



1 COR VL GRASS— Scarlet flowers. 

 t I BEGONIA— Willis Picta. Flowers white. 

 1 GERANIUM— Crimson Crown. White eye. 

 1 " —Asa Gray. Salmon pink. 



1 " — FaucvLeaved. Variegated. 



1 FUCHSI\— Mode!. Large double white. 

 1 HELIOTROPE— Grnndiflora. Light lilac. 

 1 OX4LIS. 1 FANCY LEAV ED BEGONIA. 

 1 S \XIFR VGI \— Beautiful trailer. 

 1 HOLLY WR EATH— Flowers bright pink. 

 The above 12 delightful plants, by mail SI .00. 



COLLECTION No. 10. 



COLLECTION No. 16. tUS^i^ 



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1 COLLECTION No. 12. ^ 



. 12 FUCHSIAS— Choice Selected Single and Dou- 

 m ble. Our selection of varieties, each distinctly 

 P labeled. Sent free by mail on receipt of SI .00, 



E COLLECTION No. 13. 



postpaid. 



— 14 COLEUS,— In all colors and markings. Our 

 ■ selection of varieties, each distinctly labeled. 

 Jj Sent free bv mail on receipt of si ,01) 



1 COLLECTION No. 14. 



° 10 SUPERB DOUBLE GERANIUMS, All 



— colors. Our selection of varieties, eachdistinct- 

 eJ ly labeled. Sent fiee by mail on receipt of 81. 



COLLECTION NO. 15. ses^hr^e^ew'a^™^" 



cidedly handsome Roses two New Fuchsias and three 



new and distinct Double Geraniums. 



1 NEW ROSE— Princess de Sagan. Beautiful, bright 

 scarlet, crimson buds, profuse bloomer. 



1 NEW ROSE— Mad. Jos. Schwartz. White, tinged 

 with flesh rose, flower full, vigorous grower. 



1 NEW DOUBLE FUCHSIA— Mrs. E. G. Hill. The 

 handsomest ot double white Fuchsias, very large. 



1 NEW DOUBLE FUCHSIA— Pres. F. Gunther. 

 Sepals carmine, corolla lilac, darkened with violet, 

 large and full. 



1 NEW DOUBLE GERANIUM -La Favorite. 

 Florets pure white, very large truss. 



1 NEW DOUBLE GERANIUM -Gold Finder. 

 A new and beautiful orange scarlet Geranium, eclip- 

 sing all others in brilliancy of color. Habit, dwarf 

 and of compact, clear healthy foliage. Trusses me- 

 dium size, florets large and double. Orignated in 

 England, where it has attracted much attention 



1 NEW DOUBLE GERA .MUM— Bruantii (The 

 Giant Geranium.) Light vermilion red, wonder- 

 fully large truss, unusually handsome. 

 The above S new and beautiful plants sent free by 

 mail on receipt of 81.00. 



Com- 

 prises seven new and 

 striking novelties ol" great merit. 

 1 NEW PRIMULA— Obconica. Flowers pure white, shad- 

 ing to lilac, a beautiful house plant as well as garden. 

 Blooms almost continuously. 

 1 NEW VARIEGATED ABUTILON-Eclipse. Foliage 

 large and handsomely variegated. Robust habit ; good for 

 pot or garden culture. 

 1 CHRYSANTHEMUM— Mrs. Alpheus Hardy, 

 wonder of both continents : a quite dis- 

 tinct type. Flowers pure white, with 

 long broad petals, strongly incurved, on 

 the back of which will be found quite 

 prominent hairs— a beauty. 

 1 NEW DOUBLE FUCHSIA-Mrs. E. 

 G. Hill. The largest double white Fuch- 

 sia in cultivation. 

 1 NEW DOUBLE GERANIUM— Cen- 

 taure. The finest large flowering double 

 pink Geranium ever offered, and when 

 in full bloom, the truss is an almost spher- 

 ical ball of rich glowing pink. 

 I NEW EVERBLOOMING ROSE.- 

 The Gem. (The fair unknown.) Large 

 creamy white, shaded yellow at the base : 

 truly handsome. 



1 NEW EVERBLOOMING ROSE.- 



Meteor. Bich, velvety crimson, very 



bright and striking, flowers large and 



perfectly double; rich fragrance. 

 The above 7 Handsome Novelties sent free 



by mail on receipt of 81.00. 



HONEYSUCKLE. 

 Halliana. 



COLLECTION No. 17. ft*? 



paid. Comprises 10 beautiful specimens of 



Hardy Shubbery. 

 1 DEUTZIA — Gracilis. Small white flowers, 



in great abundance. 

 I DEUTZIA -Crenata. Height from 3 to 5 



feet, flowers double white, variegated. 

 1 SPIREA— Reevesii. Beautiful double pure 



white flowers, resembling Roses. 

 1 SPIREA— Prunifolia. (Bridal Wreath.) Pure 



white, perfectlv double. 

 1 WEIGELA— Rosea. Color beautiful rose, in 



great abundance ; the most charming of Hardy 



Shtubs. 



1 FORSYTHIA — Golden Bell. Yellow bell 



shaped flowers, blooms the first in spring. 

 1 ALTHEA— Variegated Leaved. Compact 



growth, foliage bright green, variegated white. 



flowers dark pink. 

 1 ALTHEA — Double White. Flowers very 



double, clear white. 

 1 WEIGELA — Variegated Leaved. Deep 

 green leaves, finely variegated ; creamv white, flowers light pink. 

 1 CALYCANTHUS— Sweet Shrub. The old favorite flowers purple 



The above 10 Hardy Shrubberies, sent free bv mail, on receipt of 81.00. 



FUCHSIA. Pres. F. Gunther. 



very double; deliciously fragrant. 



COLLECTION No. 18. 



I CUTTINQ5. 



The success I have met with in this new 



_ way of distributing plants at a very trifling 



5 cost has - been so great That I have largely increased my facilities and 

 S stock for this particular line of trade. I now have thousands of rare 

 * Geraniums, Fuchsias. Coleus, Chrysanthemums, etc., etc., growing to 

 ^ meet the increasing demand. Those who have never tried this plan 

 a of growing their own plants will he surprised at the pleasure it will 

 % afford them, and the little attention they require. The classes of plants 

 «> of which I offer cuttings are all easily propagated. I do not offer 

 cuttings of Roses and such other stock as are dfffieult to grow, as thev 

 i would only bring disappointment. Instructions accompany each 

 » rutting order. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that while I exercise 

 v the greatest care in growing and packing cuttings, I cannot be respon- 

 3 sible for their growth, but with ordinary care and attention to 



instructions, success will attend 

 every effort. I offer cuttings from 

 my superb collections of Gerani- 

 ums and Coleus, in all about 75 

 varieties, at 35 cents per doz- 

 en, or 90 cents for 50 mixed 

 varieties. I offer cuttings, 

 Carnation Pinks, from 

 about 30 very choice vari- 

 eties, Chrysanthemums 

 from 40 beautiful sorts, 

 and Fuchsias from 

 25 elegant varieties at 

 45 cents per dozen ; 

 SI. 50 for 50. 



81.00 postpaid. Comprises 10 of the most handsome Hardy Climb, 

 ing Vines I Know of. 



1 AMPELOPSIS— Veitchi. (Boston Ivy ) Clings to any wall or tree, and attains a height of 50 feet or more. 

 1 CLEMATIS- Grahamii. Lars:e white'flowers. vigorous grower. 

 1 JESSAMINE -Fruticans. Yellow, fragrant, strong grower; blooms late in winter. 

 1 ENGLISH IV Y— A well-known wall climber, noted for its long life. 

 1 EUONYMUS, JAPONICA— Beautiful climber, attaching itself to 



low walls, tref* stumps, etc. 

 1 CINNAMON VINE— Produces spikes of fine white bloom with dis- 

 tinct Cinnamon fiagrance. 



1 ARISTOLOCHIA-Sipho.tDutehman's 



Pipe.) Foliage dark green, flowers brown- 

 ish green, resembling a pipe in shape. 

 NEW HALLIANA HONEYSUCKLE 

 —A new white monthly Honeysuckle; 

 flowers pure white, with rich Jessamine 

 fragrance. Retains its freshness during 

 the Winter. 



JAPAN VARIEGATED HONEY- 

 SUCKLE — Foliage variegated : flowers 

 vellow and white; verv* fragrant. 



Chinese evergreen honey- 

 suckle -Commonly called Woodbine; 

 very fragrant. 

 The above 10 select Hardy Climbers, sent 

 by mail on receipt of 81.00. 



COLLECTION No. 19. 



81 post- 

 paid. 



Comprises nine handsome sorts of 

 "America's Emblem." the Violet, 

 f 1 VIOLET —Venice. Light mauve purple. 

 1 " Comte firazza. Pure white, fine. 



Duch. of Edinburgh. Lavender. 

 Neapolitan. Double liirht blue. 

 I 1 " Sclicrnhrun. Dark indigo blue. 



1 HARDY VIOLET.-Parmoensis. fl. pi. Im 



mense flowers, nearly pure white. 

 1 HARDY VIOLET-King of Violets. Dai 



indigo blue, verv double, entirelv hardy. 

 1 HARDY VIOLET.-Rawson's White. N 

 Single.) Free habit, compact foliage, white flow 

 i 1 HARDY VTOLET— Cueiilaria. White 

 | These 9 Superb Violets, sent free by mail for 81 



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