WHITE 
AX'ALAXCIII-:. I.nrge, laU-, c-xira fiiu- while. $1.00 
$1.50 and $2.00. 
COll^OiWK IV ORR. Large hlnonis of ivory white 
with a circle of \ellow sIanlcn^^. Ralhc-r lalu. 50c, 
75c, and $1.00.^ 
l^UKK OF WFLLlNC/rOX. Broad guard jictals of 
pure white, center of llowcr sulphur-while, 50 cents 
and 75 cents. 
I'RSTIVA MAXIMA. The purest white, with an 
occasional Hake of red in the center. Iiarly and ex- 
treniely fragrant. 50c, 75c, and $1.00. 
COLDHX HAR\'h:S'r. Hhish guards, with creamy 
wliite center, some of the petal carmie-ti|i;)ed, 
50 cents and 75 cents. 
I. A TLMJPK. Large (lowers, fresh pink, shading to 
i\or\' white, center petals ti|>ped carmine. 75c and 
$1.00. 
PINK 
EDULIS SUPKRBA. Large ami early, 50 cents and 
and 75 cents. 
FLORAL TRFAURER. Large, pale lilac-rosc. 50c 
and 75 cents. 
TRIOMi'lIF OF FXPOSrnON DF LILLE. Hyd- 
rangea-i)ink. 75 cents and $1.00. 
RKD 
LA SUBLIME. Rich crimson. Late. 75c and $1.00. 
PURPLE CROWX. Red, with a purple tinge. 75c 
and $1.00. 
RACHEL. Dark pur[)le-crimson. Extra. 75c ents 
and $1.00. 
THE HARDY PHLOXES 
They require a rich soil to produce the best effect, 
as they are gross feeders. The>' like plenty of moisture 
and in dry seasons should be supplied with plenty of 
w-ater. Unlike most Howers they will thri\'c in partial 
shade. 
Have the crown of the plant one inch below the 
the surface when planted. 
Some seasons every plant will live if planted in the 
lall, and others they winter-kill, anri fio not advise 
fall planting for northern planters. 
I have the largest acreage in the west, and numer- 
ous varieties, but will give only a short iisi of varieties 
that are doing extra well with me. 
