Helena, Montana. 
PLANTS— (Continued.) 15 
IMPATIENS SUI.TAN1. 
A plant that slioulii be in eveiybo ly's collection being; almost 
continuously in bloom and of bright red color, which makes it 
the ideal table or window plant. 
Each, 15c and 25o Postpaid 20c and 35c 
I.AIITAITA. 
One of the most attr.ictivc houso plants, witli a most brilliant 
range of colors, and extremely floriferous. 
Craigil Dwarf — Oranse, carmine. 
Comptesse de Breucourt — .\ fine pink. 
Belicatissima (ViTeeping' Iiautana) — Rosy lavender flowers, very 
suitable for liauging baskets. 
FleuT d'Or — Yellow. 
Grand SiUtan — .-V brilliant red. 
Snowball — Pure white. 
Each, I5c and 30c; postpaid 20c and 40c 
Collection of fi, 75c; po.stpaid 90o 
IiEMON VERBENA — (See Aloysla, Page 2.) 
Calla — Iiittle Godfrey — A smaller type of recent introduction and 
with its extremely free flowering habit, has proved wonder- 
fully popular ,„ , 
Each 26c, 50c and 75c 
Iiilium Gigantenm — The well known Easter Lily. 
I.. Anratum — The wonderful gold-banded Lily of Japan. Flow- 
ers will often. If well grown, measure ten Inches in diameter, 
of a creamv white, spotted with crimson and stripped with 
yellow. Extremely fragrant. 
Ii. Album — A well known and liandsome pure white lily of won- 
derful beauty, with reflexed petals. 
Ii. Bubrum — Another handsome lily and very largely grown for 
cut flowers. Of a very delicate pink freely sprinkled with deep 
crimson spots and markings, and reflexed petals. 
Dormant bulbs in season of the above varieties each 25c 
Postpaid ^"'^ 
LILIES 
(See Also Hardy Iillle-i, under Perennials.) 
Calla Aethiopica — ("alia Lilv or Lily o£ the Nile. A well known 
and justly a favorite window plant. Of very easy house ciil- 
Each dnt^ 75c 
lobelia. 
The best of all for border plants, being low and covered with 
a mass of small blossoms. Tliey thrive in almost any garden 
soil, but sliould be planted wliore they get the most moisture. 
New Double Blue Kathleen Mallard — Large double flowers of an 
intense blue, very desirable. 
Each, 10c; postpaid. 15c; doz.. $1.00; postpaid, $1.15 
Crystal Palace — Deep blue; a splendid bedder. 
White Gem — Snow white. 
Each. 10c; postpaid 15c; doz.. $1.00; postpaid. $1.15 
Broad^■iew, Mont., June 20, 191S. 
State Nursery cS: Seed Co., Helena, Mont. 
Gentlemen: — Enclosed find another order for plants. My 
tomato plants came and are in excellent shape. We were 
certainly deli.?hted with them. You may be assured that 
1 have highlv recommended your plants and also your 
method of packing to all my neighbors. Accept our thanks. 
MRS. J. C. BARNi:S. 
A HOUSE OF 
EASTER LIUES 
We grow these in large numbers 
lor the Easter season. At that 
lime we are prepared to supply 
iliese beautiful plants to any part 
this section, and you can make 
no better selection for a present 
than one of those Lilies. Send 
u.s your orders and we will pack 
with your card attached and ship 
by express to destination desired. 
By express only, each $1,00 to $3.00 
