WEEBEB & DON. FLOWER SEEDS. 
51 
ESCHSCHOLTZIA. 
California Poppy. 
PER PKT. 
Remarkable alike for their profusion of bloom and beautiful 
bright colors. H. A., 1 ft. 
Alba. Creamy white 5 
Criant Califormian. These have been produced by careful selec- 
tion and culture for several years, and the mixture contains 
several beautiful colors '. 10 
Californica. Bright yellow, rich orange centre 5 
Mandarin. Large flowers of a bright scarlet ; inner side rich 
orange 5 
Rose Cardinal. Beautiful rose color 5 
Finest Mixed Varieties 5 
Double Varieties. 
Double White 5 
Double Yellow 5 
Double Mixed 5 
EUPHORBIA. 
White, foliage nicely veined and margined with white ; a showy 
plant for the border or pot culture. H. H. A. 
PER PKT. 
Variegata 5 
HETBROPHYLLA (The Annual Poinsettia). "Mex- 
ican Fire Plant." An annual of the easiest culture, 
forming bushy plants three to four feet high, with 
flossy green leaves, which form at the ends_ of the 
ranches into large whorls and bracts, which in sum- 
mer and autumn become blazed with a darker fiery 
scarlet so that only a tip of green is left. This is also 
valuable as a pot plant for house culture 10 
FENZLJA. DIANTHIFLORA 
ROSEA. 
A charming hardy annual from California, forming 
compact, tuft-like plants, two to three inches high, bear- 
ing large flowers of a lovely rose color. A desirable edg- 
ing plant 10 
FERNS. 
The seed offered is saved from a large collection of 
very elegant, new and interesting varieties. Graceful 
foliage plants. 
Greenhouse Varieties, Mixed. Graceful conser- 
vatory or window plants. T. P., 6 in. to 2 ft 15 
GLOBE AMARANTH. 
Bachelor's Buttons. 
Very showy annuals, with extremely pretty everlast- 
ing flowers, which are usually cut and preserved for winter 
bouquets. H. A. , 3 ft. 
PER PKT. I PER PKT. 
Orange 5 Red 5 
Purple 5 | White 5 
Finest Mixed Colors. Very attractive in masses. 
Per oz., 50 cts 5 
GAII/LARDIA. 
This is one of the most valuable annuals lately intro- 
duced. For general decorative purposes as well as for 
bouquets it is invaluable, its gay-colored double flowers 
being abundantly produced without intermission, from 
July until frost sets in. 
Picta JLorenziana 5 
Collection of seven grand Hybrid Gaillardias, 60 cte. 
GERANIUM. 
PER PKT. 
Gorgeous shades of color, borne con- 
tinuously, render this the most popular 
plant grown, either for pot culture in 
winter or for bedding out in summer. 
Sown early they flower the first season. 
H. H.P..1J6 ft. 
Fancy Vax-ieties (Pelargonium). 
Mixed 25 
Extra Choice. Mixed, from prize 
varieties 25 
Scarlet. Fine mixed. 10 
Fine Mixed. All colors 10 
CILIA. 
These well-known and much ad- 
mired dwarf plants are highly prized for 
their earliness, and are very effective in 
masses and rockwork. H. A. 
White, l^ft 5 
Mixed. White, lilac and purple, % ft 5 
GAILLARDIA LORENZIANA. 
EUPHORBIA VARIEGATA. 
GLOBE AMARANTHTJS. 
GLOXINIA — LARGE-FLOWERED. 
GLOXINIA. 
Magnificent strains saved from the very finest flowers in existence 5 
embracing an endless variety of beautiful shades and color. 
Erect Flowering 35 
Pendulous Flowering 35 
Erect and Pendulous Flowered. Mixed. 35 
GYPSOPHILA. 
Pretty, free-flowering little plants. Will do well in any garden 
soil. The flowers are valuable for bouquet making, either fresh or 
dried. H.A. 
Elegans. A very graceful plant, with beautiful white and pink 
flowers, fine for table bouquets, V/% ft 5 
Muralis. A charming plant, covered with pretty little red flowers, 
which contrast beautifully with its very graceful foliage ; unsur- 
passed for small beds, rockwork and baskets, J4 ft 5 
GX.OXINIA BUL1JS. See page 77. 
