MISS EMMA V. WHITE 
BEDDING AND HOUSE PLANTS- Cont'd 
DOUBLE PETUNIAS 
CRIMSON. PINK, MAJIOON, WHITE, 
VARIEGATED. Price, 12c each; .> for dOC, 
niic <if rjK-li of tlie live colors for 50c. 
SALVIA SPLENDENS (Scarlet Sage) 
One of the fluest bedding plants, completely 
covered iiU summer to lute frosts with long 
spikes of dazzling scarlet. Price, 10c each; J 
SOLAN UM (Jerusalem Cherry) 
JERUSALEM CHERRY. A favorite in 
oni- grand-mothers' window gardens. It may 
he grown in the garden in the summer and 
Iiroticht into Iho house in the fall, where the 
bright red berries will remain on all winter. 
Price, 12c; 3 for 30c. 
TRITOMA 
Red-hot Poker Plant. Long' spikes of vivid 
orange scarlet. Roots must be wintered m 
the cellar in extreme North. Price, 15c; 3 
for 40c. 
HARDY SHRUBS 
ORDERS FOR HARDY SHRUBS SHOULD 
REACH ME BY APRIL 15. 
ALTHEA (Rose off Sharon) 
Pretty shrubs of easy cultivation, bearing 
flowers similar to the doulile hollyhoeli, to 
which the family belongs. DOUBLE RED. 
DOUBLE PURPLE, OR DOUBLE WHITE. 
Each, 12c; one of each for 30c. Not entirely 
hardy in Minnesota. 
HARDY HYDRANGEA 
PANICULATA GRANDIFLORA. One of 
the finest hardy shrubs ever introduced, not 
excelled bv any otlier shrub in cultivation. 
Price. 10c; :! for 27c. 
EVERBLOOMING SNOWBALL HYDRAN- 
GEA. The flower is pure white, borne in im- 
mense panicles lasting from .Tune to Septem- 
ber. No hardy shrub introduced in years has 
such hearty endorsement as this Everbloom- 
ing Hydrangea. Price, 18c; one of each for 
2'5c. 
SNOWBALL 
JAPAN SNOWBALL. (V. Plicatum.) 
King of all hardy flowering shrubs. Price, 
12 c. 
COMMON SNOWBALL. (V. Opulus.) 
Price, 12c; the 2 for 80c. 
SPIREA 
Price (except as noted), 12c each; the five 
for &0c. 
ANTHONY WATERER. A new Dwarf 
Crimson Spirea, outshining all others in bril- 
liancy of color. Blooms tliruout the summer 
and fall, heaiing lai-gi- tint rlustoi's of lovely 
crimson flnwiM-s. I'ricr, 15c; for 35c. 
BUMALDA. Dwarf, bearing rose-colored 
flowers. 
CALLOSA ALBA. Dwarf, white-flower- 
ing; blooms in .Tnly and August. 
PRUNIFOLIA. Double white; flowers 
borne the entire length of the branches. 
VAN HOUTTEI. The popular Bridal 
Wreath Spirea. 
SYRINGA 
Price. 12c; 2 for 20c. 
SYRINGA, GARLAND. Pure white, high- 
ly soented. 
SYRINGA, GOLDEN. Golden yellow 
folias*'. 
_KA Monson, Mass. — "Shrubs arrived in grjod condition 
They were very satisfactory and are growing well. " 
Mrs. A. Welden. 
TARTARIAN HONEYSUCKLE 
Price, 12c eaeh; 2 for 20c. 
RED TARTARIAN and WHITE TARTAR- 
IAN. Poi)ular shrubs, blooming in May and 
June. 
WEIGELIA 
Priee, 12c each; the 4 for 40c. 
CANDIDA. Snow^ white flowers. 
EVA RATHKE. A new variety, with deep, 
rich crimson flowers. 
ROSEA. Large rose-colored flowers. 
VARIEGATED. Deep green leaves, broadly 
margined with white. 
VIOLETS 
Price, 10c each; the 3 for 25c. 
These Violets are not hardy in the more 
northern states and require the protection of 
the cold frame. 
CALIFORNIA. The Largest single violet. 
Very dark blue, of delightful fragrance and 
extremely free-flowering. 
LADY HUME CAMPBELL, DOUBLE BLUE. 
The most valuable violet, a remarkably free 
bloomer. 
SWANLEY, DOUBLE WHITE. Large, dou- 
ble, pure white. 
Collection for Porch or Window Boxes. 
The Sunnyside Porch-Box Collection, $1.75. 
A selection of plants for sunny locations 
2 Coleus, difCerent sorts. 4 Lantanas, differ- 
ent sorts. 2 Fuchsias, different sorts. 2 
(Salvias. 4 Geraniums, different sorts. 4 Pe- 
tunias, different sorts. 
SPECIAL.— One-half of above collection, 
same assortment but one-half the number 
of each kind, for 90c. 
The Shadyside Porch-box Collection 
$1.50 
A selection of plants for shady locations. 
2 Asparagus, Sprengeri and Plumosus. 2 
Ferns, Boston and Ostrich Plume. 2 Be- 
gonias, different sorts. 4 Heliotropes, two 
colors. 2 Umbrella Plants. 2 Violets, dif- 
ferent sorts. 
SPECIAL — One-half of above collection, 
le-half the nnraber of each kind, for 80c. 
Red, White and Blue Collection of 
Clematis 
For 35c postpaid. Madame Andre, red, 
Ilenryii, white; Jackmanni, purplish-blue. 
All large-flowering. 
American WONDER LEMON, 15 Cents 
OTAHEITE ORANGE, 15 Cents 
THE TWO FOR 25 CENTS. 
Spring or Fall Delivery 
I am prepared to make either bpriiig- or fall delivery on 
Peony. Iris and Perennials listed on page 50 but no fall 
delivery on other plants. 
