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HOME Ayj) FLOWEFS 



BARGAI NS IN P LANTS 



Special Offers of Surplus Stock at Greatly 



Reduced Prices. 



These bargain prices are made only to paid-in-advance subscribers for HOME AND FLOWEI<S. Sec 

 fuller particulars on page i. Use order sheet which appears on that page, and address all orders to 



THE FLORAL PUBLISHING CO., Springfield, Ohio. 



collection K DECORATBVE HOUSE PLANTS Bargain Price, $100 



Fuchsia, Riffiard. — A new variety imported from 



France. Corolla crimson, sepals scarlet. 

 Fuclisia, Mrs. E. G, Hill.— Extra large, full and 



double. Flowers of the largest size. 

 Heliotrope, Le Poitevine.— Robust, very free 



grower, continuous bloomer. 

 Jasmine, GrancHflomm.— (Catalonian.) From 



Italy. Flowers pure, star-shaped, of exquisite 



fragrance. 



Jasmine, Maid of Orleans. — Fine grower, good 

 bloomer, elegant fragrance, waxy-white appear- 

 ance. 



Begonia, M. Deljesseps.— New. A very strong, 

 free-growing variety, growing rapidly, and send- 

 ing out quantities "of beautiful white and pink 

 flowers. 



Impatlens Sultana.— A winter - blooming pot 



plant or for border in summer. Perpetual 



bloomer. Brilliant rosy scarlet. 

 Carnation, Dorothy.— A beautiful, pure, deep 



pink, prolific bloomer ot flowers that average 



three inches in diameter. 

 Sansevlera Zealanica.— Singularly beautiful for 



decorative purposes, both summer and winter. 

 Fern, Nephrolepis Cordata Compacta.— Two 



feet high when fully matured. Fronds dark 



green, of erect growth, gracelully arched. 

 Asparagus, Sprengeri, or Emerald Feather, 



—Especially useful as a pot plant for decorative 



purposes. Fronds are frequently four feet long, 



of a rich shade of green. 

 Cyperus Gracillls, or Umbrella Plant.— It 



throws up long stalks, surmounted with narrow, 



dark green leaves, arranged in such a manner as 



to suggest the name of Umbrella Plant. 

 Croton.— Among the finest decorative foliage 

 .plants known. Leaves are more or less veined 



and margined. 

 Wonderful New Lemon, Ponderosa.— A true 



ever-bearing variety, blooming and fruiting at 



the same time. Produces edible lemons weigh- ponderosa lemon.' 



ing from two to three pounds. 



Catalog price of above plants at least $2.00; our bargain price only $1.00. 



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MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION 



Bargain Price, $1.00 



ASPARAGUS 



Mexican Primrose.— A very pretty trailer, bearing hundreds of 

 bright flowers. 



Chinese Primrose.— Very choice member of the Primrose family. 

 Two Verbenas. — Choice selected varieties. 



Violet, "L.ady Hume Campbell."— Finest of all double blue 

 Violets. 



Violet, "Princess of Wales."— A true Violet, blue color, al- 

 most as large as Pansies. Very fragrant. 

 Sweet-scented Geranium. — Large leaved, with very strong 

 fragrance. 



Marguerite Daisy.— A new yellow Paris Daisy. Rich, golden 

 color. 



Daisy, Madame Gailbert. — New variety. Blooms constantly. 

 Geranium, John Doyle. — Brightest, most free-blooming of" all 

 varieties. 



Geranium, Jean Vlaud. — Exceptionally free-blooming, double 

 variety. 



Cauna, "President McKlnley." — The best dwarf crimson bed- 



der ever introduced. 

 Hydrangea, Monstrosa.— Bears blooms of enormous size. Rose, 



shading into white. 

 Smilax.— Very delicate, yet dense foliage and graceful climber. 

 Six Pansy Plants.— The famous Home City strain, noted for 



free blooming varieties. 

 Shaking Fern. — Finest varietj' for the house. Grows very rapidly. 



Catalog price of abova plants at least $2.00; our bargain price 

 only $1 .00. 



