MISS MAR\- !•:. iMARI'IX, I'l.OUAL I'ARK, .\ I'AV YORK 



The new dwarf or bushy Trumpet 

 •Creeper is one of the sensational novel- 

 ties of the season. It blooms nearly the 

 whole year round. The flowers are 

 nearly '2 inches in length, of a rich 

 lemon, shading- to da-rk orange yelloAV. 

 The nicely cut foliage furnishes decor- 

 ative material for bouquets, etc. High- 

 ly ornament.'. 1. 

 * Pkt., 25 Seeds, Oc: 3 for 20c. 



GENBSTA FRAGRANS. 



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Shower of Gold. 



A most desirable spring-flowering 

 plant, producing its fragrant bright 

 golden-yellow flowers in the greatest 

 yjrofusion. As a winter plant of the 

 easiest culture it is unsurpassed. 



Plants, 15c. each; 2 for 25c. 



Seeds, pkt., 25 seeds, 8c. 



This plant has been grown extensive- 

 Iv the last four or five years by the flor- 

 ists as a cut flower ; in fact, nothing is 

 more beautiful than the graceful sprays 

 loaded from tip to base with large, pure, 

 white, waxy, sweet-pea-like flowers, en- 

 sconsed among the beautiful green 

 acacia-like foliage. The plant is easy 

 to grow, begins to flower when very 

 small, and is in flower nearly the year 

 around, for winter or summer, inside or 

 out, it is at home. Grows quick from 

 seed. 



Pkt. Seed, lOc. 



Plants, 15c. each; 2 for 25c. 



MEXICflW PRIMROSE. 



It is Strictly a Perpetual Bloomer, 



A.a it is in flower at all times of the year, a good specimen showing from 10 to 

 80 large saucer-jhaped blossoms about 3 inches across, superb colors and beauti- 

 ful form. As a plant for hanging basket or pot it is unexcelled. Each blossom 

 keeps perfect many days before fading, and when it drops others are out to take 

 Its place. The plant is a free grower, succeeding in any soil or situation, and 

 commencing to bloom almost as soon as the cuttings are potted. As a window 

 ]ilant It combines great hardiness and ease of culture. In the open ground it 

 grows freely and blooms profusely. e> vi vt x 



Pkt., 30 seeds, 5c. Plants, 12c, 9ach; 3 for 30c. 



LOUISE CLOSSOW. 



Rex Begonia. 



One of the richest and most beautiful 

 of the Rex family. The coloring is sim- 

 ply magnificent— center of leaf deep 

 bronze with broad band of silvery rose, 

 edged bij,QBize. 20c., 2 for 35c. 



