Nvntawd, l'« . liWJ. ' I hftto »«>*»«il »l«aul aot> iiaclifta of mwI jc-ir, on'l — 27 — 
•o fftr your* Ii»vb rrviftd lit* bwl." — W. EttUARDr 
rORGET-ME-NOT 
In the days of old, a Geriauii knifihb 
lost his life iii tryihi? to secure for hid 
lady love a t iny blue flower, KrowiuR 
on the Danube, cryhip as ho fell into 
the ri'. or ''VercKs mem nicht!" (For- 
ROt rao not), tliuH naming lliis beauti- 
ful flower, and maUiiiR of it an ctnblein 
of fidelity. To let you tr>' some of 
the choicest variclies 1 make a mixed 
packet containing the nix most de- 
sirable sorts: Alpestris, the Alpine 
l-'orgct-nie-not; Dlssitlflora, lar^o 
blue, very early; EUsa Fonrobcrt, 
lai-ue./Jistinct lyiic'. Indlgo, an int' rise 
dark blue; Paiustris» the true For- 
f:et-me-not, bri'^ht blue wtli yellow 
crnter; Sylvatica, a splendid .son 
for sprinR bcddinc:: Victoria, dwarf. 
ver>* floriferous. These diffcn-nt sorty 
are in varyiiiR .shades of bhH*. nml 
■will furnish both early and laic blooin- 
ers, thus piviriK the longest pny.->il,'le 
■•(lowcrinK season, and many will bluoiu 
I he first year. 0 inches. Pkt., 2.j0 
seeds, 5c.; 2 pkt.s., 8C. 
Three Baby Roses for 35c Post- 
paid. — Baby Rambler (crimson). 
Baby Dorothy (rose-pink), White 
Baby Rambler (true). 
FOXGLOVE, OR DIGITALIS 
The Foxglove becomes more popular 
each ye-ar. It is perennial and perfectly 
hardy. Very easily prown fmm seed and 
is fine for shrubberies and other partially 
shaded places. It sends up stately stallzs, 
2 to 3 feet high, covered Trith thimble- 
shaped flowers in v;iricd and beautiful 
colors. I offer a mixture of several choice 
strains, the Gloxlnlaeflora. rivaline the 
cloxinia in shadinj^s and marking?*; Mons- 
trosa, with ita miunmoth stalks, «icli 
having a hirgo terminal flower, curious 
and beautiful; and the Maculata, a 
charraiiiB new spottofi strain. Splendid 
mixed. 3 to o feet. Pkt.. 400 scwhi, 40. 
THREE CHOICE CLEMATIS PLANTS 
Postpaid for 35c. 
Henrj'ii (white), Jackmaoni (purplish 
blue). Mod Andro (red). 
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 
Snowball Fiuwr/aw 
FEVERFEW 
Feverfew, Snowball. CharmiuK little rilanl,«* 
about. eiLjiit inrlifa hiu:li, oVal i/i wh.ape; very iln- 
sirublc for br;tMiri)C or for ed^iiiK. During the 
lonK bloominc aeti^-on thi'y are densely covered 
with clutters of pure white, double flowers. 
Pkt., 300 sred.'i. 3c. 
Feverfew, Golden Ball. Another dwarf var- 
iety, bearing beautiful golden, hall-likr; flowers. 
A combination of tln^ whif.e and irolden makes a 
lovely sliow, eitlier in mats nr edffintf. Botli 
are hardy perenniala, bloominf; the firgtscarion. 
Pkt.. 300 seeds, 4c. 
Feverfew, Golden Feather. Parthenifo- 
liuin Aurcuni. J.ow crowin;; plants with Kolden 
varie(;at'xl folia"o, uscJ for edjrinKd. Pkt., 500 
seeds, Sc.; 2 i.kt-s., 5c.; ^ oz., 10c. 
GAURA LINDHEIMERI 
A gmeofu! perennia.1, bearini; numerous epikca 
of rosy-white flowers from July until frost. It 
is constantly seen in Kuropean gardens, but is 
not so well known here, ilardy in all but the 
northern regions of our country. 3 feet. Pkt.,6c. 
