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Gloxinia. Beautiful plants, bearing large bell- 
shaped flowers of the most striking, rich 
colors. 30c each. 
Hyacintlius Candicans (Summer Hyacinth). A 
free-growing plant with tall spikes bearing 
pretty white bell-shaped flowers. loc each. 
Iris Qermanica (German Iris). Finest mixed 
varieties. loc each. 
IRIS. 
Iris Ksempferi (Japan Iris). Surpasses all 
others in size of flower and richness of color. 
Superb mixed varieties. 20c each. 
Madeira Vine (Climbitig Mi.pioneile). Bears 
very beautiful, fragrant white flowers; a de- 
sirable summer climber. loc each. 
Nymphaea odorata gigantea ( Water Lily). Flow- 
ers pure white, with a golden center three 
times as large as the common pond lily. The 
flowers possess a distinct and charming 
fragrance. It is perfectly hardy, and a grand 
plant for tubs, pools, streams or ponds. 20c 
each; 52.00 per doz. 
Peonies. Well-known showy border plants of 
many brilliant colors, some of the varieties be- 
ing deliciously fragrant. 25c each; $2.50 per 
doz. 
— Arborea. Japanese Tree or Moutan Pzeonies, 
grand plants of striking beauty. |i. 00 each. 
Ranunculus, Double. These are bright-colored 
summer-blooming plants, with flowers of good 
size, perfectly double, and as beautifully im- 
bricated as a rose. 
— Double Persian nixed. 5c each; 30c per doz. 
— Double French nixed. 5c each, 30c per doz. 
— Double Turban nixed. 5c each; 30c per doz. 
Tigridia (Mexican S/ic/l Floiuer). Charming 
summer-blooming bulb, producing very at- 
tractive flowers throughout the whole sum- 
mer. 
— Conchiflora. Flowers dark yellow. 5c each; 
50c per doz. 
— Qrandiflora alba. White. 10c each; 75c per 
doz. 
— Pavonia. Golden orange-crimson. 5c each; 
50c per doz. 
Tritoma Uvaria Qrandiflora (Red-hot Poker 
Plant), Striking and attractive plant, throw- 
ing up stalks three to five feet high, bearing 
large, solid spikes of brilliant orange-scarlet 
colored flowers of great size and brilliancy. 
25c each; |2.5oper doz. 
Tuberoses. The Tuberose is a universal favorite, 
and largely grown on account of its delight- 
ful fragrance. The double flowers are of a 
beautiful pure waxy white color, and grow on 
tall stems, each producing a dozen or more 
blossoms. Excelsior Pearl is the most dwarfed 
and compact variety, and tlie most suitable for 
growing in pots. 
— Excelsior Pearl. Very large, choice and well- 
ripened bulbs. 50c per doz.; $3.00 per 100. 
— Varieg^lted Leaved. Foliage broadly striped 
with white and rosy-yellow, making it a 
pretty plant even when not in flower. The 
flowers are single, pure white and very 
fragrant. loc each; $1.00 per doz. 
Palm Seeds 
As fresh seeds of these arrive from collectors at irregular intervals throughout the year, we consider 
it better to issue a special list, which will be furnished on application, and give prices of such varieties 
as we can supply at the time. This will be more satisfactory than publishing a general list containing 
varieties, fresh seeds of which could not be obtained for some months. 
Planting a Garden 
without the aid of the PLANET JR. tools, is like cutting an acre of grass with a sickle. With them 
you can almost do three days' work in one. They do nearly everything but think. The new Hill Drop- 
ping Seed Drill is an example of the perfect ingenuity of the PLANET JR. tools. Opens the furrow, 
drops the seed— in hills or drills— covers and marks the next row. Our special "Planet Jr." catalogue, 
fuUv illustrating and describing the various machines, will be mailed free on application. 
"California Fruits," by Professor Wickson, I3.00 by mail, postpaid. 
