6 PLANTS~(Conlinued.) 
STATE NURSERY CO. 
BELLIS— (See Daisies.) 
BOUGAINVILLEA (Srtiideiiana.) 
This variety bears rosy blossoms in abundance. 
Each 25c 
Each, (Postpaid) Z. 30c 
CANARYBIRD VINE. 
The demand for this lovtiy climber is alwavs a large 
one owmg to its great suitability for porches and trellises. 
Most persons prefer plants well started to the uncertainty 
01 seeds planted out of doors. 
Each.... 5c; doz., 50c 
Each, (Postpaid) lOc; doz., 60c 
CANNA 
Nothmg can excel the beauty and richness of color of 
this leading bedding plant. Will succeed in anv sunny 
position, but soil should be well prepared before planting. 
Well-decayed manure of any kind should be used when 
spading in liberal amounts. 
Florence Vaughan— Golden yellow, spotted red. 
Aladame Crozy — Scarlet with golden edge. 
King Humbert— Orange scarlet; simply inagnilicent. 
Louisiana— A beautiful scarlet, very tall. 
Burbank — Clear yellow, green foliage. 
Chas. Henderson — Deep crimson, slandard bedder 
Prince VVeid— Fiery velvety blood red. 
Professor Rodenwaldt— Large and effective, deep crimson 
scarlet. 
Each 25c 
Each, (Postpaid) 30c 
Dozen $2.50 
Dozen, ( Postpaid ) §2.75 
A Border of Cannas in the Gardens of Mr. Frank Mares, 
Helena, Montana. 
CEiV'TAUREA (Dusty Miller.) 
An excellent border plant and often remains in good 
condition right to the middle of November. 
Each iOc; doz., $1.00 
fiach, (Postpaid) 15c; doz., $1.15 
CARNATIONS 
Carnations. 
Size, fragiance, wonderful keeping qualities, health and 
freedom of growth and bloom, with a distinctiveness, is a 
general claim for our Carnations. The plants sent you are 
from the same stock from which we get our superior car- 
nations. 
NEW VARIETIES. 
Philadelphia— The ideal rose pink Carnation. Ideal in color 
productiveness and size of bloom. 
Champion— Fine scarlet, very free with long stiff stems. 
Gorgeous— Superb, glowing crimson, suffused with brilliant 
Vermillion; edges of petals rcsy cerise. 
Matchless— Well named The Matchless White. Flowers 
extra large and wonderfully fragrant. 
Alice— A beautiful shade of clear blush pink; flowers 
when fully developed 3 to 3% inches. 
Price, each 20c 
Each, (Postpaid) 25c 
STANDARD VARIETIES. 
Benora— Variegated variety, white, marked with red, 
long, stiff, erect stems, with large blossoms. 
Ho'^.elte— The new shade of pink, between Lawson and 
Winsor. 
White Wonder— "The largest and most productive white," 
nnil \ ery popular. 
White Enchantress- Exact counterpai l of the famous En- 
chaiiti'ess. differing only in color. 
Winsor— A clear pink. 
Beacon— One of the brsi scarlet Carnations we know of. 
!Mr.s. C. W. Ward- Deep pink, but brighter than Lawson. 
Standard Varieties, (Postpaid, 15c each: 
Dozen $1,15 
Large blooming plants 25c, 50c 
