Nobelties and Specialties in Tlolver Seeds 



The following Novelties and Specialties in Flower Seeds are of exceptional merit, and may be relied upon as being the perfection 

 of their kind. No Novelties are offered by me until by personal observation or test they have proven themselves superior to existing types 



FOUR SUPLRB ASTLRS 



Carlson Labender. ^''^^ i^''^ m'!''''/''' ^"^^ Branching Asters in 

 tins color. 1 lie nowcrs iire borne on long, stin 



steins, giving tliera a ciirysantheiuum like appearnnce ; are invaluable 



tor cutting, as the bloom contains none of the dirry purple shades so 



often seen in the otiiei- branching types, in Ihe lavendci' shade. Pkt. 



15 Cts., OZ. !l!l 'J."). 



Davbreak ^'''"'f''*' very large and double, of a beaulitul shell-pink 



: '- color. This is a gram! Aster foi- cutting purposes, growing 



L' feet high. The 

 best late market 

 Aster of its color to 

 date. Pkt. 15 cts., 

 %oz. $1, oz. $3. 



Purity. 



One of the 

 most beau- 

 tiful of the Branch- 

 ing Asters. Double 

 tiowers of glistening 

 pure white: similar 

 to Daybreak in form 

 and habit of growth. 

 I^kt. 15 cts., Xoz. 

 +1, oz. .-t;:!. 



Comet. The Ta- 



horite. 



An aristocrat 



among the 



Comet Asters. Col- 

 or beautiful blush, 

 changing to rich 

 dee)> pink as the 

 flower becomes older 



COMET ASTER, THE FAVORITE. 



the petals wavily reflexed. The plants grow 18 

 inches high, bearing large-sized hlooms of beautiful form ; invaluable 

 for cutting. Pkt. 15 cts., %oz. ifl , oz. $3. 



Calceolaria, Boddington's Perfection 



Saved by England's most famous specialist. Monster flowers of rich and 

 varied colors, including spotted, laced, blotched and self-coiored varieties, 

 ■^pkt 25 cfs .pkt. 5i)c. 



CYCLAMEN 



BODDINGTON'S 

 GIGANTIC, In 



AsTEKs. e(|ualed 'or size or 



quality of bloom. A 



niaguificent strain of Cyclamen uiili Hoivers of extraordinary size and 

 substance. The leaves are iiropoitionately large, and beautifully marked 

 with silver-gray. 



Salmon Queen Pink. Undoubtedly the most distinct and beautiful color 



found ill Cyclaineiis ; habit good and foliage handsomely marked. 

 Giant White. The largest of all Cyclamens. 



" Cherry-Red. Most brilliant and effective. 



" Rose. Immense flowers of a pleasing shade of light rose. 



" Pink. Ex(piisite shade of soft pink. 



" Crimson and White. A magnificent flower of the largest type. 

 " Crimson. Most striking color; under artilicial light appears to be 

 almo-t luminous. 



" Mixed. K mixture of all the above varieties in ju-oper proportion. 

 Per pkt, 60 cts., per 100 seeds, $1.50; per 1,000 seeds, $12 . 



Candytuft, Boddington's Giant Hyacinth-flowered 



Large pure white spiral spikes. 

 I'kt. 35 cts. 



The finest Candytuft vet raised. 



Hiir>I)IXliTON S OKJANTie I VI I,AMEN. 



