Miss Emma V. White. 
N-orlh FreMom. WU. Keb„ -07. "I h«« Ulcd yoor (lower .efdi tttce 
xciii. aau tac) :..e tOo be« I hjvc had. The SalJus were lovelf." 
TUccl.i llactclt. 
SALPIGLOSSIS, SUPERBISSIMUS. 
A splendid, large-flowering str.iin oi ihis popu- 
lar Bower. Its funnel-sliapcd blooms .ire borne 
m sracetul clusters, in unnuinerable colors — yel- 
low", orange, crim.son. brunre. lilac, blue, purple 
and almost black sh.idcs. the petals in eacli rase 
being beautifully marbled and p^mciled. Anuu:il 
of easy cultis-ation. Once trv it and >-ou will al- 
ways want it in your garden. Mi.xed. Pkt.. 300 
seeds. 5 cts. 
SalplKlossI* Collection. Ai\ ini|X>rted col- 
lection of si.\ varieties, splendid tor exhibition 
purposes. Price 20 cts. 
SALVIA SPLENDENS 
(SCARLET SAGE). 
Salvia "Bonfire." Also listed as "Clara 
Jiedman. The plants form a symmetrical, 
oval bush about two and one-half feet liigh, 
with large spikes of brilliant scariet flowers, 
not infrequently 200 to a plant, By lar the 
best vanety for bedding. Pkt., 50 seeds, S 
ct«.; 1-16 oz. (about 750 seeds), 25 eta. 
Salvia, Maroon Prince. A deep claret 
maroon, very handsome. Pkt., 50 seeds. Sc. 
Salvia, Lord Fauntlaroy. A new dwarf 
mer with pure scarlet, large-flowering spikes. The earUes 
^I'V" Golden-Leaved, Mixed, i,. uie lunncr me leaves are sprmKiea 
with light sulphur._ ,'^, =';^^']i-f°to/e5l spots^(see__cut), while in the latter the foliage is of a fine 
SALPIGLOSSIS. 
early flowering Scarlet Sago, covered the entire sum- 
fhe earhest of all Salvias. Pkt., 50 seeds, 5 eta. 
In the fonner the leaves are sprinkled 
■ n .1... In.. 1.1.^ r_i;.._- I- _c _ j:.. . 
wivu ilijnt suipnur. or cream-coiorea sp _ 
yellow shade with hardly a trace of green. Pkt.,' 50 seeds! 5 ctiil 
Salvia, Mixed. The above four varieties mixed. Pkt., 50 seeds, 5 cta.j 1-lG oz., 25 cts. 
SalplKloaals for the Window Garden. 
10 bod and Irom then until iprlnj they were covered with blossotni." Mr«. Clyde C. Part. coouneiicca 
"BABY" ROSE. 
Rosa Polyanlhn Multi- 
floni Niipa, or "Litlle 
Midget" Rose, is a clianii- 
ing little plant alxiul 10 
inches high, bearing clus- 
ters of minute roses only 
an inch across, double, 
senii-doublo, or sometimes 
single. The many-flowered clust- 
ers look like a mass of double 
crab-npplcblo.isoinB. I have taken 
pains to secure tile best seeds 
and true to name. Not all the 
Rosa Polynntha seed is of this 
dwarf, early-flowering variety. It 
blooms in a few weelcs from plant- 
ing, though not attaining perfect- 
ion imtil the second year. Pkt., 
30 seeds, 6 cts. 
