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H. G. FAUST & CO., PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



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This year as last Sweet Peas are the most 

 I popular flower, and to meet the demand for col- 

 lections of the leading colors and varieties at a 

 low price, we have prepared the following collec- 

 tion : Per pkt. 5 cts., or the 8 lor 35 cts. 

 Orange Prince. Orange pink, flushed scarlet, 

 very showy. 



Purple Prince. Large flowers, rosy purple 

 with purple blue wmgs. 

 Lottie Eckford. Large creamy white flowers, marked 



with a narrow edging of blue. 

 Indigo King. A dark, rich, maroon purple, with indigo 

 blue wings. 



Vesuvius. Rose ground color, varied and spotted with 



brown ; wings and keel clear blue. 

 Miss Blanche Ferry. Bears large pink and white flowers ; 



very free flowering, and one of the earliest to bloom. 

 Princess of Wales. Shaded and striped with mauve on a 

 white ground. 



Boreatton. Splendid deep, dark maroon blossoms, with 

 largest flowers of richest colorings. 

 The entire collection when planted, each variety by itself makes a 

 most effective show. 25 cts. for the entire collection, 8 packets, in 

 separate packets, mailed postpaid to any address. 5 collections $I.OO. 



A SPECIALi DISCOUNT of 50 per cent, will l>e allowed 011 all orders for seeds in packets amounting 

 to $5.00, tints any one sending ns $3.50, may select seeds in packets to tlie value of $5.00. This liberal 

 discount applies only to orders of $5.00 or more for sucli in packets. 



(11. pi.) 



This charming Zinnia 

 makes a circular bush 

 about 2}/^ feet in diam- 

 eter, ana only 18 inches 

 high, which is almost 

 completely covered with 

 small, perfectly double 

 flowers of an intensely 

 rich orange-3'cllow color. 

 It is a grand variety, and 

 ..nost desirable for cut- 

 ting. The flowers, when 

 •dried for winter, retain 

 their beautiful color. Per 

 pkt., 10 cts. 



I (E:ep!iant's Ear.) 



There are few plants 

 that make such a grand 

 tropical appearance as 

 tlie Calaclium, growing 4 

 to 5 feet hi;4h, producing 

 abundantly apron- like 

 leaves 3 feet long by 12 

 inches wide. They are de- 

 sirable as a single plant 

 on the lawn or for mas- 

 sive beds. The best re- 

 sults are obtained by 

 planting bulbs in rich 

 soil and giving an abun- 

 dance of water. In the 

 fall tlie bulbs should be 

 taken up and laid away 

 in the cellar until the 

 next season ; they are 

 good for years. Fine 

 bulbs, 20 cts. each; 3 for 

 50 cts.; per doz., $1.75. 



