MISS EMMA V. WHTiTE 
— 54 — WMtPhll . Pa. — "Mr Cli-msttB plants from you have 
ffrown tvtu Iwt, and aro Cfrtaioly fine. Tbauk you for 
Kntlins uie kuch nice plants."— 'Mrs. yL Uiutzcr. 
HARDY CLIMBING VINES 
Orders should be rocolved by April 25. 
AMPEIOPSIS VEIICHI. (Boston Ivy.) A 
siilundid climber where heaTy foliage Is de- 
sired. It cling.s to scoDC work, brick or wood 
by Us own tendrils. 12c eneh; 3 for 30c. 
ENGLISH IVY. An erergrecn vine. 12o 
each: 3 for 30o. 
CHINESE HONEYSUCKXE. Foliage reddish 
Krcen, and flower buds reddish, expanding to 
creamy white flowers. 
HAIL'S JAPAN HONEYSUCKLE. Pure 
white flowers, changing to yellow. Blooms 
from July to November. 
MONTHLY •FEAGHANT HONZYSITCBXE. 
(Belgian or Dutch Uoneysucklc. ) Flowers very 
fragrant, red outside, buft within. 
SCAELET THimPET HONEYSUCKLE. 
Bright red. Trumpet-shaped Dowers. Kapld 
grower. In bloom all summer. 
Price of Houeysuckles, 12o each: the four 
for 40o. 
MOONIXOWEE. Beautiful snow-white flow- 
ers (Sec p. 3.'ir. 12o each; 3 for 30c. 
PASSION FLOWEE. For porch. Hardy to 
latlluile -10 degrees, but farther north roots 
hbould be kept In cellar. 12o each; 3 for 30o. 
CHINESE WISTAEL4., PUEPLE. Vlo each; 
3 for 30o. 
CHINESE WISTAEIA, WHITE. lOo each: 
a for 4Sc. One of- each color, 26o. 
Clemallsjackmannl—pholo from vine bought 
3 years since by Mrs. Ceo. Millen, 
Clarksvllle, Iowa. 
MY CULTURE OF FLOWERS 
(Free if aiked for with an order of 25c or more) 
Hm a valuable article on Rose Culture. 
Phpnnnn Park. JC. Y.— "Your flower iffcda spranir np like 
WecUg. I ntTcr lawtho Wat of them."— Mr». E. lohmnn. 
BEDDING AND 
red flowern 
Tall, erect 
ABUTILONS 
Price, 12a each; 3 fop 30o. 
AHTHUE BELBHAM. Largo 
Hllh vehiH of darker coloring. 
Krower ai;d profnxo bloomer. 
OOLDEN BELLS. The best yellow over lu- 
trrtduced. 
INFANTA EULALIE. Low niid compact, 
wllh large eiiii-slinped, sntlny-plnk flowers. 
Xi'vy natlHfactory. 
SNOWSTORM. Cniitlnuoiiii bloomer; beat 
white on the market. 
BOUVENIK DE BONN. Deep green leaves, 
wllh ereuray avIiHh Irarder. nrlglit orange, 
flowers, veined crimson. .Most nitrnctlve of all. 
ASPARAGUS 
PLUMOBUS. Tlie AHpnrngus Pern. ISo. 
BFEENQERI, 12a; nne of each, £0a. 
CARNATIONS 
Price, ISo enili; 3 for 40o. 
EN0HANTHEB8. An cxqulnlte nllell-plnk. 
HAKLOWABDEN. Largest and best crlm- 
ion. 
JAMES WHITOOMB HILEY. The only 
pure yellow that Is grown. 
TIOTORY, .Siild In be the flnest senrlet. 
WHITE EN0HANTEE8S. The purest white. 
WIN80R. 81lvet-y-pluk, a alindo between 
Enchantress and .Mrs. Tlios. Lawson, — perhaps 
more bean I If ul than either. 
THE .PREMIER ftUASTET OF CARNA- 
TIONS. One of each of Ileaeon, best red; 13n- 
chnntress. best pink: Jns. Whltcomb lllley, 
best .yellow; 'Whlto Enchantress, best' white. 
Tho fimr for 60o. 
HOUSE PLANTS 
BEGONIAS 
Price fop the flrat Ave, 12o each, or any 3 
of the flrst Ave for 80o. 
AEGENTEA GUTTATA. Oblong, purplish 
green foliage, dashed with gray. Flowers pure 
while, borne In large clusters. 
PEEBEDENT CAENOT. Leaves large, up- 
per Bide deep brouiy green with dclleulo sil- 
very spots, under side purplish red. Coral-red 
thiwers In large pendant panicles. 
PUEITY. Large pure white flowers, always 
In bloom; folliigo lonceolate; sharply pointed 
SANBEEBONI (OOEAL BEGONIa). '^Bright 
scarlet flowers lu bloom summer and winter. 
THURSTONII. The leaves underneaUi are 
a rich purplish red, with prominent velnlngs. 
the upper side Is bronzy greeu, shaded crimson 
and olive, with a pccuUop metallic luster. 
Flowers shell pink. 
HEX, OE PAINTED LEAF. Large-leaved, 
grown for the rich and varied markings and 
remorkoblo beauty of foliage. There ore many 
distinct sorts, and If an order culls for two 
or mons dlstlnet varieties will be sent. Price. 
ISo each; 3 for 40c. 
COLEUS 
Price. 12o each; the 4 for 40c. 
FIRE BRAND. JIaroon, flamed with flery red. 
GOLDEN BEDDER. Golden yellow, with 
center rib of |ica green. 
QUEEN OF THE WEST. Variegated leaf, 
yellow, creamy white, carmine and maroon. 
VERSOHAFELTU. Rich velvety crimson. 
