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Arthur T.Bodding ton, 342 West 14th St.. New Vork City 



Boddington's Quality Marigolds (h.a. iXto2ft.) 



African. Stronger in growth and larger in flower than the Pkt. Oz. 

 Frencli varieties. Tile dwarf sorts grow only about 

 i8 inches high and bloom earlier than tall ones. 

 Flowers lemon-yellow, double. 

 *' Eldorado. Large, quilled, perfectly double; bril- 

 liant shades of yellow $o 05 ,^;o 40 



Nugget of Goldl Golden yellow 05 50 



Pride of the Garden. Kxtra-large, double flow- 

 ers of rich vellow : dwarf and neat 10 



" Deliglit of the Garden. Also dwarf and large- 



llowered : k nii)n-\ ellow, double 10 



" Mixed Tall Double 05 40 



" Mixed Dwarf Double. 2 ft 05 50 



French, Tall Orange, i ft. Yields an amazing inunber of 



charming orange-colored little blossoms 05 40 



" Dwarf Striped. I'A ft. Tliis and the ne.xt have 



flowers handsomely markeil 05 40 



" Gold Striped. Rich and (piaintly striped double 



flowers 05 50 



*» Legion of Honor. Single, golden yellow blooms, 



marked with velvety reel ; very dwarf 10 40 



Tall Mixed Double 05 40 



" Dwarf Mixed Double 05 40 



Choice Collections, including 6 varieties Double French Marigolds, 25 cts. ; 

 6 varieties Double .-Xfrican, 25 cts. 



See, also Calendula. 



MATRICARIAgrandiflorafl.pl. H.H.P. i ^ ft. Large Pkt. Oz. 

 double white ; blooming first year from seed ; splendid for 



cutting $0 05 |o 75 



Capensis fl. pi 10 i 00 



Double Yellow Tom Thumb. Fine double yellow 10 



Double White Tom Thumb. Fine for bedding 10 



Golden Ball. Double yellow ; fine for bedding 25 



Boddington's Quality Marigold 



MAURANDYA. H.H.P. 10 ft. Rapid growing, graceful 

 climber. Pkt. 



Alba. White /soz. $1 . .$0 25 



Barclayana. Deep violet Hoz.$i.. 10 



Mixed Koz., 75c.. . 10 



Meconopsis (H.p.) 



MecoDopsii integrifolia 



Cambrica (Yellow Welsh Poppy), i ft. A hardy per- Pkt. 

 ennial of very free growth, with erect pale yellow flow- 

 ers, very showy. A capital plant for rockwork, where 

 it thrives well $0 10 



Nepalensis. 3 ft. Very fine, with sulphur-yellow flow- 

 ers and hairy ornamental foliage; it prefers a moist 

 and partially shady position. Hardy biennial 10 



Wallichii { Blue Himalayan Poppy). 3 ft. A hardy per- 

 ennial, with gracefully drooping pale blue flowers 50 



MECONOPSIS INTEGRIFOLIA 



The new hardy Poppy from the Thibetan frontier 



The flowers of this grand variety resemble those of the 

 large oriental Poi>py, but are of a pure, rich yellow color. 

 They are from 6 to 9 inches in diameter, borne on stout stems 

 well above the leaves. As this plant in its native habitat, 

 Thibet, grows at an altitude of 11, mo to 15,000 feet, it may be 

 considered liard\' in any part of the United States. (See illus- 

 tration.) Pkt. 50 cts., 3 pkts. for $1.25. 



Medeola asparagoides myrtifolia (G.P.) 



The new Baby Smilax for light effect 



I lardy of foliage, and, thert-forc, of great durability, repeated 

 tri.als showing that the cut trails will keep fresh for six or 

 seven days, and, when in water, consider.ibly longer. In this 

 variety these sprays are produced with even greater freedom 

 than in the case of its popular parent. 100 .seeds, $2. 



