MISS EMMA V. WHITE 
Utica, Fa. — "Heiijyii Clematis bought of you soinutiino 
ago was grand, blooiiuiig from June until frosts." 
Mrs. Win. Johnson. 
HARDY CLIMBING VINES 
Ordors should be rop(>ived by April 15. 
AMPELOPSIS VEITCHI, (Boston Ivy.) A 
si)l('iidi(l crmihrr wlicrc heavy fDliajif is de- 
sired. It (■lin,i;s 1(1 sl'iiif wiii-k. brick or wood 
l)v its own tcudiiis. 12c each; ;i Un- 30c. 
ENGLISH IVY. An evergreen viue. 12c 
eiich; 'A for 30c. 
CHINESE HONEYSUCKLE. Foliage reddish 
green, and (lower liuds reddish, expanding to 
cream V white flowers. 
HALL'S JAPAN HONEYSUCKLE. Pure 
white tlowers, changing to yellow. Blooms 
from .Tilly to Novemlicr. 
MONTHLY FRAGRANT HONEYSUCKLE. 
(Belgian or Dulcli Honeysuckle.) Flowers very 
fragranl. I'ed outside, Imfl" within. 
SCARLET TRUMPET HONEYSUCKLE. 
Blight red. Trumpel-shaped llowors. Rapid 
grower, in bloom all summer. 
I'rice of Iloueysuekles, 12c each; the four 
for 40c. 
MOONFLOWER. Beautiful snow-white flow- 
ers (See p. 12c each; 3 for SiOc. 
PASSION FLOWER. For porch. Hardy to 
latitude 4t> degrees, but farther north roots 
should be kept in cellar. 12c each; H for 30c. 
CHINESE WISTARIA, PURPLE. 12o each- 
:! for 30c. 
CHINESE WISTARIA, WHITE. 16c each; 
3 for 45c. One of each color, 25c. 
Clematis Jackmanni— photo from vine bought 
3 years since by Mrs. Geo. Millen, 
Clarksville, Iowa. 
MY CULTURE OF FLOWERS 
(Free if asked for with an order of 25c or more) 
Has a valuable article on Rose Culture. 
Linton, Ind. — "1 wish to say that tho three Clematis I 
got of you two or three years ago are admired by all." 
Mrs. Jane Harbin. 
BEDDING AND 
red flowers 
Tall, erect 
ABUTILONS 
Price. 12c eaeli; 3 for 30c. 
ARTHUR BELSHAM. Lai-ge 
^^ith veins of darker coloring, 
grower ai.d jirofuse bloomer. 
GOLDEN BELLS. The best yellow ever in- 
troduced. 
INFANTA EULALIE. Low and compact, 
with large cu|)-shaped, satiny-pink flowers. 
Very satisfactory. 
SNOWSTORM. Continuous bloomer; best 
"White on the market. 
SOUVENIR DE BONN. Deep green leaves, 
with creamy white Ixjrder. Bright orange 
•flowers, veined crimson. Most attractive of all 
ASPARAGUS 
PLUMOSUS. The Asparagus Porn, 12c. 
SPRENGERL 12c: one of each, 20c. 
CARNATIONS 
Price. 15c each; 3 for 40c. 
ENCHANTRESS. An ex.uiisite 
HARLOWARDEN. Largest and 
son. 
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY. 
pure yellow that is grown. 
VICTORY. Said to be the finest scarlet. 
^K^L^^^^^^^^^SS. The purest white. 
WINSOR. Silvery-pink, a shade between 
Enchantress and Mrs. Thos. Lawsou,— perhaps 
more beautiful than either. 
TTn^l ^.^EMIER QUARTET OF CARNA- 
TIONS. One of each of Beacon, best red; En- 
chantress, best pink; .Lns. Whitcomb Rilev 
best yellow; White Enchantress, best white 
for 50c. 
or any 3 
HOUSE PLANTS 
BEGONIAS 
Price for the first five, 12c each, 
of the first five for 30c. 
ARGENTEA GUTTATA. Oblong, purplish 
gretm toliage, dashed with giay. Flowers pure 
white, borne in large clusters 
PRESIDENT CARNOT. Leaves large, up- 
per side deep bronzy green with delicate sil- 
very spots, under side purplish red. Coral-red 
flowers in largo pendant panicles. 
• ^UlilTY. Largo pure white flowers, always 
m liloom; foliage lanceolate; sharplv nointed 
SANDERSONI (CORAL BEGONIA) . Bright 
bloom summer and winter. 
The 
nzy 
pee 
shell-pink, 
best crirn- 
The only 
scarlet llower: 
THURSTONII 
a rich purplish red 
the upper side is br 
and olive, with a 
Flowers sh(dl pink. 
REX, OR PAINTED 
grown for the rich and 
remarkable beauty of fo 
distinct sorts, ;ind it ;i: 
oi- more, d isl inet wi riot ie 
15c each; 3 tor 40c. 
I'aves underneath are 
h jirominent veinings, 
groen, sliaded crimson 
iliar metallic luster. 
LEAF. Large-leaved, 
varied markings and 
iage. There are many 
I order calks for two 
will he sent. Price, 
The four 
COLEUS 
Price, 12c each; the 4 for 40c. 
V-^^^^^^^- i\I-"*>ou, flamed with flerv red. 
GOLDEN REDDER, (iolden vellow " with 
center i-ib of |iea green. 
QUEEN OF THE WEST. Variegated leaf, 
yellow, creamy white, carmine and maroon. 
VERSCHAFELTII. Rich velvety crimson. 
