VAUGHAN'S BOOK FOR FLORISTS— CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 



Trade pkt. 



Nemesia .Strumosa Suttoni Nana $0.15 



Nemophila, mixed 06 



Nicotiana AfEnis, large, white, very fragrant 05 



Sylvestris, vtrv beautiful, sweet, pure white 05 



Sanderae, new 10 



New Hybrids, mixed 10 



" New Hybrids, Collection each, 25c 



Mirabills Alba, new 10 



Nlerembergia Gracilis, light blue, dwarf 10 



Nigella, mixed 05 



Hi>pui,ira, blue 



Nolan a, mLxed 



Nycterinla, Capensis, white, very sweet 



Oenothera, Evening Primrose, mixed 



Eosea. Mexican Primrose 



Ornamental Grasses, mLxed 



Ozalis Tr'M' i' l'ii'Ie-, .lark vellow, brown foliage 



Rosea, verv fine ". 



Ro.sea. Alba 20 



Valdiviana, yeUow, sweet 05 



Pandanus Utilus 100 seeds, $1.00 



Papaver, see Poppy. 



Passlflora, Mammoth Passion-flower, blue 



.05 

 .05 

 .10 

 .05 

 .10 

 .05 

 .10 



.15 



Pennlsetvim Ruppellianum, Purple Feather Grass 10 



Lougistylum 10 



Macrophyllum Atro.sanguineum, new 25 



PentstemOD; large-flowering hybrids, mixed 25 



Diffusus 10 



Digitalis, white tinted violet 10 



PuDcscens 10 



Pulchellus Hybridus 10 



Very fine mixed 10 



Pepper, Vaughan's Christmas J OZ., 60c. .25 



PerlUa Nankinensis 06 



PETUNIA. 



Petunia Hybrida, fine mixed 05 



Hybrida, finest mixed (part from named sorts) 10 



Hybri.la Alba, white 10 



Blotched and Striped (Inimitable) 10 



Dwarf Inimitable, blotched and striped 10 



Snowball, new, dwarf white i oz., 26c. .15 



Belle Etolle, starred and blotched 10 



General Dodds, blood-red 10 



Countess of EUesmere, pink with white throat .05 



Venosa. light red, veined 05 



$0.10 

 .20 

 .20 



.75 

 1.00 



".io 



.10 



,15 

 .30 

 .15 

 .60 

 2.00 

 2.00 



.30 

 .25 

 2.50 



THE HOWARD STAR PETUNIA. . 



Their ground color is a dark, crimson maroon, with a rich velvety texture. 

 Showing through the ground color are violet veinings. From the center starts 

 the points of a five-rayed star, which broadens half-way up, narrowing to a 

 point at the margin of the flower. The plants are free growers, branching 

 freely and attaining an average height of 18 inches by 24 inches in diameter. 

 They are remarkably prolific bloomers, single plants often having 50 fully 

 exjianded flowers at a time. Trade pkt., 20c.; OZ.: $1.00. 



PETUNIA ROSY MORN. 



This new Petunia is one of 

 flowering class, which class Ims 

 il« rich ami liiMiiig floicsceno' 1 



liitc center. Trade pkt., 20c. 



lost effect ive and valuable of the smnll- 

 (I a well-merited rei)utation not only for 

 its easy culture and adaptability either to 

 (iiir bedding. The plants grow thick and 

 lirly dwarf. The pretty flowers, thickly 

 liant ro.se color, with large white throat 



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NEW GIANT-FLOWERED PETUNIAS. 



The Petunia is one of the best plants for the summer flower garden, being 

 always in bloom. The large flowered strains are very beautiful. 

 Queen Louise. F^ov.-ers of immense size, C inches and over in di- 

 ^ ameter, of a rich velvety crimson color with broad, 



white margin and deep yellow throat. A very striking sort. Pkt., 26c. 

 German Empress. Flowers of gigantic proportions, color light 

 vrcimoxi ^LLii^i^aa. lavender with vein; of a rich velvety purple. 

 .\ magnificent sort. Pkt., 25C. 



rtiiailrirnlnr ^'•"'^>' large; the color is a most pleasing rose. The 

 yudttrit-oiur. flowers are veined for two-thirds of their surface with 

 a network of lustrous carmine, which merges into a deep blood-red towards 

 the expansive throat. A large proportion of the flowers have 5 spatulate 

 graceful markings of a ilecide.l .\ellow, radiating from the center of the flower 

 in the form of a five-pointed star. Pkt., 25c. 



nnea f\^iaar\ Mammoth sized flower, beautifully marbled rose on 

 KOSe VUeen. ground with a most striking veining of the deepest 



crimson in the wide-open throat. Pkt., 25c. 



PETUNIA— LARGE-FLOWERED SORTS. 



We call particular attention to our large flowering strains of these, which 

 are unsurpassed for size, shape and varietv of color. 



Trade pkt. 



Large-Flowering, finest mixed J oz., $1.75 $0.25 



Fringed, mixed, extra choice J OZ., $2.00 .26 



Giants of California, true 1-16 oz., $1.50 .25 



Buffled Giants, extra choice 1-16 oz., $2.60 .60 



Emperor, finest mixed .25 



Vaughan's Superbissima, mi.xed 1-16 oz., $2.50 .50 



Pink 1-32 OZ., 75c. .25 



White ....1-32 0Z., 75c. .25 



Imported Collection, 6 varieties each 40c., net .... 



Imported Collection, 12 varieties each 60c., net 



Fringed Perfection, mixed 1-16 oz., $1.75 .25 



••Century I'ri/e ' 1-32 OZ.. $2.00 .50 



"Vaughan's Best" Mixture of Large Flowering Petunias. 



This mixture is made up by ourselves and includes all the best sorts and 

 colors of the Large Flowering and Fringed sorts, and the unsurpassed Superb, 

 issima varieties, with their delicately veined throats in various colors, and 

 their truly niamnioth flowers. We are positive that nO Other Petunia Mix- 

 ture can produce flowers with as wide a range of colors as our 

 Vaughan's Best. Trade pkt., 1 1000 seeds), 50c.; 3 pkts., for $1.25. 



DOUBLE-FLOWERED SORTS. 



Double Liliput. 1-64 oz., 80c.; 500 seeds, 50c. 



Double large-flowering, extra ili..i(e mixe.l. 1000 seeds, $1.25; 10,000 



seeds, $10.00; 500 seeds, 65c.; 1-64 oz., $5.00. 



Double large-llowcriiii;. friiige.l. l..-t mixed. 1,000 Seeds, $1.00; 10,000 



seeds. $8.00; 500 seeds, 60c.; 1-64 oz., $4.50. 



Lady of the Lake, double-fringed, pure white. 1,000 seeds, $1.20; 600 



seeds, 66c.; 1-64 oz., $4.60. 



Double-Fringed Perfection. 10,000 seeds, $10.00 ; 1,000 seeds, SI. 25; 500 

 seeds, 60c. 



Double-Fringed Pink. 600 seeds, 86c.; 1,000 seeds, $1.60. 

 \ aughan's ••Special Mixture" double, extra choice. 1,000 seeds, $1.20; 500 

 seeds, 70c.; 1-64 oz., $4.00. 



Please note that the smallest and weakest of seedlings of Petunias usually 

 produce the best double flowers. The same is true of the single flowering 

 .sorts, the strong seedlings being inclined to be weedy. 



Phacelia, Camijanularia, deep blue. Trade pkt., lOc ; OZ., 30c. 

 Tenacetifolia, blue. Trade pkt., &C.; oz., lOc. 



