Helena, Montana. 
PLANTS— (Continued.) 7 
CARNATIONS 
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Carnations. 
Garnarlioiis air. today the mos( popular I'lovvcr .urown in 
(his counlry and are inoi'e ui demand for out flowers than 
any other. Soinetliiiig ol' the enormous demand for these 
flowers may be gathered hy O'Ur readers when it is realized 
that we devote one entire raii^e of glass — requiring about 
50,000 plants to fill the beds, lo the production of tliis 
flower alone, to supply the wants of our custom'ers. The 
following list comprises the oream of these fragrant 
flowers. 
CARNATIONS— White. 
Matchless — Well named The Matchless White. Flower's 
extra large and wonderfully fragrant. 
White Wonder — "The largest and most productive while," 
and very popular. 
CARNATIONS— Scarlet. 
Poeohonlas — Large blooms, of a deep rich maroon red. One 
of the finest deep red Carnations yet introduced. 
Reacon — One of the best scarlet Carnations we know of. 
Relle Washburn — A beautiful brilliant red. 
Nebraska — A wonderful scarlet carnation. 
CARNATIONS— Pink. 
Alice — A beautiful shiade of clear blush pink; flowers when 
fully developed 3 to 3"^ inches. 
Alice Coomb.s — Flesh pink, with large well fringed blooms. 
Pink Sensation— Very large, color a soft pink. 
Mrs. C. W. Ward — Deep pink. 
Good Cheer — Bright pink. 
Enchantress — Salmon pink. 
Nancy — Shell pink, fringed, a handsome flower. 
Philadelphia— The ideal rose pink Carnation. Ideal in 
color, productiveness and si/e of bloom. 
Siinerb — A handswme salmon pink. Very large and free 
flowering. 
Henora — Variegated variety, white, marked with red, long 
stiff, erect stems, with large blossoms. 
Any of the above varieties: 
Each, 15c; postpaid „ 20c 
Ony.., fi!1.50; postpaid $1.65 
r,arge blooming plants, 25c and 50c 
Cineraria. 
VVc can supi»ly magnificent specimens of this elegant 
house plant, in bloom from December to April. A most 
beautiful gift plant in a rich variety of color. 
Each 35c and 50c 
These can only be sent by express. 
CISSUS DISCOLOR. 
A climber with beautiful variegated foliage. Very de- 
sirable for the house. 
Each 25c 
Each (Postpaid) 30c 
COREA SCANDENS. 
The Cobea vine is 
one of the best of 
our climbers, grow- 
ing to a height of 8 
to 10 feet. Purple 
seems to be more in 
demand, but where 
planted in large 
numbers we suggest 
an intermingling of 
tho white variety. 
Each 10c 
Doz $L00 
Each, from 3-inch 
pots (Postpaid'* 
15c; doz.. $1.15. 
CREEPING CHARLIE 
(Linaria. Kenilworth 
Ivy.) 
.\ beautiful creep- 
er suitable for bas- 
kets, vases, trailing 
around the window, 
or rock work. 
Fach iOc 
Postpaid 15c 
CUPHEA. 
Plalycenlra (Cigar 
Plant.) 
Plant is covered 
with bright scarlet 
flowers and makes a 
very attractive house 
p'ant. The plants 
are useful for vases 
or basket decora- 
tions. Each 10c; doz., 
$1.00. Each (post- 
paidV 15c; doz. $1.15. 
Cissus Discolor. 
