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MARIGOLD African 
Magnificent border plants of fine bold aspect and large handsome 
blossoms. ^ 
j^Q Pkt. cts. 
371. EWING'S SUPERB PRIZE STRAIN— These grand African 
Marigolds produce densely double flowers, 8 to 10 inches in 
circumference, and of the regularity and perfection of a Dah- 
lia. A highly meritorious feature is the compact habit of the 
plants, which form dense bushes 18 inches high by 2 feet across. 
For effective garden display during the summer and autumn 
months, nothing can surpass the gorgeous masses of color of 
this grand strain *5 
372. ORANGE "DOBBIE'S PRIZE STRAIN"— Immense double 
5',: flowers. Superb " 
373. LEMON "DOBBIE'S PRIZE STRAIN"— Immense double 
flowers. Superb 
374. MIXTURE LARGE FLOWERING SORTS 10 
MARIGOLD French 
375. EWING'S DWARF SCOTCH PRIZE STRAIN— H. a., X 
ft. mixed .■ • • • • ■.• • ■.• " 
Lovely shades of color. Being dwarf and erect in habit, is 
suitable for bedding. Superb. 
376. EWING'S TALL SCOTCH PRIZE STRAIN— Mixed, from 
prize flowers only, very special selection of extra large and 
well-marked flowers. Superb 
377. LEGION OF HONOR— New, single. Compact and free 
flowering. A most striking variety. Flowers bright yellow, 
with clear, distinct dark velvety crimson blotches 10 
378. DWARF FINE MIXED DOUBLE— K ft. Of neat growth. 10 
379. SUPERB MIXTURE LARGE FLOWERING SORTS 10 
MARVEL OF PERU 
(MIRABILIS) (Four O'Clock) 
Glossy green foliage with beautifully colored flowers. A striking 
and effective plant. Treat as an annual. 
No. " Ptt. cts. 
380. FINE MIXED— H. a., 2 ft 10 
381 
MARTYNIA 
H. h. a., 114 ft. Sweet-scented, crimson -purple flowers, fol- 
lowed by curiously horn-shaped fruit, used for pickling 10 
382. 
MAURANDIA 
BARCLAYANA— Beautiful, rapid, slender-growing climbers, 
blooming profusely until late in the autumn; also fine for the 
conservatory or greenhouse; if desired for the house, take up 
before the approach of frost. A half-hardy perennial, flower- ^ 
ing the first season if sown early; 10 feet, mixed colors, includ- I _ 
ing purple, blue, white and rose 10 
""^ MESEMBRYANTHEMUM 
(See also Ice Plant) 
383. CORDIFOLIUM VARIEGATUM— T. p., yi ft. Rose. 
A valuable dwarf plant for vases, beds or edgings. Leaves are 
cream-colored, tinted with green 10 
[MIMULUS 
Showy, profuse flontering plants; fine for greenhouse or moist 
shady situations; half hardy perennials, blooming the first year. from 
seed if sown early; 1 foot. 
No. . , P"' "^t^- 
384. QUEEN'S PRIZE (Heaths)— Very large flowers with splen- 
did markings, many colors, including deep and pale rose, finest 
and largest 1* 
38S..,MUSK (Mimulus Moschatus)— Trailing habit of growth. . 10 
MOMORDICA 
386. BALSAMINA (Balsam Apple)— Annual climber; 15Ifeet; 
bearing ornamental orange-colored fruits with red interiors. . 10 
MUSA ENSETE 
387. T. P. GREENHOUSE or LAWN PLANT (Abyssinian _ 
Banana) — A grand large foliage plant for tubs in warm 
p-eenhouses or for sub-tropical bedding outdoors in^summcr 25 
' " MATRICARIA (Feverfew)— See BRIDAL.ROSE. 
MOONFLOWER— See IPOMOEA. 
FRENCH MARIGOLDS 
