14 W. C. Beckert, 101 and 103 Federal Street, N. S., Pittsburg, Pa. 



Spirea, Gladstone 



OXALIS 



\'aliiable for winter tlowering, elegant for pots and baskets. 6 to 

 10 bulbs may be planted in a put. 



Bermuda Buttercup. \"ery good for winter flower- Doz. loo 

 ing, being free and continuous; pure bright yellow 



flowers 3 for 5 cts...So 15 |l 25 



Bowei. Brilliant carmine-rose 3for5cts. .. 15 i 00 



Grand Duchess. Dwarf \-ariety of great beaut}-. 

 Flowers large and thrown well abo\-e the foliage. 



Lavender, Pink and White and Yellow 



Each, or Mixed, 3 for 5 cts. . . 15 I 25 



PEONIES (NOVEMBER) 



One of the most durable and satisfactory hardy plants; once 

 planted, they may be enjoj-ed for years. Plant in good, deep, rich 

 soil- Each Doz. 



Double Pink So 20 $2 00 



Double Scarlet 15 i 50 



Double White 20 2 00 



IF YOU DESIRE A PERFECT LAWN, USE OUR EVER- 

 GREEN LAWN GRASS SEED 



RANUNCULUS, French Turban and Persian. \ er>- show y, 

 ranging through many shades of color. The} flower profusely in 

 pots and frames in the spring of the year. Plant 3 to 4 inches apart 

 with the claws of the tuber down ; cover with sand and sufficient 

 soil that the crowns are 3 inches below the surface. 10 cts. per 

 doz., 75 cts. per 100. 



SCILLAS 



\'ery hardy and beautiful class of bulbs; desirable for house and 

 garden. Charming in all respects. Early-flowering varieties. 

 Bifolia. \'ery early, dwarf variety, blccming Each Doz. 100 



in advance of all other sorts. Alixed blue, 



rose, and white So 02 So 20 



Sibirica. Intense, brilliant blue; spikes of 



large flowers Sg per 1,000 02 15 i 00 



Maxima alba. Beautiful pure white bells: 



large spike 03 25 



Ebscelsior. \'ery large blue flowers 03 30 



Oxalis, Bermuda Buttercup 



SPARAXIS. Ixia-like flowers, ven,- gorgeous in color; dwarf habit 

 very nice; extra-fine mixture. 2 cts. each, 15 cts. per doz., 75 cts. 

 per 100, S6 per 1,000. 



SPIRE AS (NOVEMBER) 



A ver\- hardy class of plants, extensively grown as pot-plants for 

 Easter and spring sale. They are very showy; flowers are borne in 

 large pyramids of feathery panicles of pink and white. Handsome 

 foliage. These large roots can be sent by express only. 

 Astilboides floribunda. A popular market Each Doz. 100 



variety; large heads of white flowers So 15 Si 25 $8 00 



Gladstone. A fine improved free-flowering 



white variety, forming immense plants with 



large plumes on long stems; elegant 18 i 85 12 00 



Peach Blossom. A very pretty light pink. 



New, and not tested thoroughly 20 2 00 15 00 



Queen Alexandra. The best of the pink varie- 

 ties for forcing; in great demand 25 2 50 18 00 



