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L. L. MAY & CO., ST. PAUL, MINN. 
A GRAND COLLECTION OF FINE PLANTS AT A LOW PRICE 
ti£T^-^€''^^^^^^^^^^ «sfo/p,a„t. to sen. one this 
•ir catalogue this year will fail to take advantage of ou?offe? " ^'^^'^ ""^"^ of everyone, and we hope tfat no one who receives 
SOLANUM GRAMDIFLORA. CHRYSANTHEMUM, VELVET QUEEN. 
five^r%'}xfcet'"''n4?fl''"""''"« habit, which grows to a height of 
|rb2^£S/?ekl2^;it^"sT^^^ 
X^Ie;'d?d'-i;Tpa„fo°„^ ?o°r' ?h'e*"M -U^tf^ 
?o«!^««""'pSc;^:'ia?^Tchr3"for 500° -mediately after 
SUNRAY FUCHSIA. 
e^t^i^^lLZes'^^Z^V^ extensively grown for its beautifully varie- 
CARNATION ROYAL RUBY. 
of4„Tn™Hn'g%-o^r^on'y:^^ 
a strong grower and the flowers hi-hl v iierf,,™,.^ it ,■ . V ' 
culture and one of the best of its cok!'.'? F/iceTzOc. ea'a^fsfo^lS? 
REX BEGONIA. 
therefore „>ade the prices very'^^nl-'^^r^ce: 2^00^ eS^S CsOc"^" 
AMARYLLIS MEXICANA. 
One of the most beautiful plants of this class it 
0,I^r, " -AT , Chrysanthemum has been correctly named, "Velvet 
Queen. The blossoms are ot enormous size, often measuring five orsix 
inches m diameter, and are therichest shade of velvety brown i^agin^ 
able In all our collection, which consists of several hundred chf!?e 
'"'^^ by far the most attractive; its mammoth richlv 
colorc'd blossoms were the admiration of all who saw it The plant 
IS of strong upright habit and produces its flowers in greatp?olSston 
through the entire season. N^rone should he w^ithout th^rgraad 
Chrysanthemum. Price, 30o. each, 3 for 75c. ^ 
NEW ROSE, BLANCHE PRECOSE. 
A valuable French rose that is now attracting considerable -ittpti 
t.on, both among the amateur and florist It^ rpure white rose* 
'VM""" 'Tl P'^"^^'^* The buds are pointed and the 
ends of the petals are slightly curved back, giving it the mist chaste 
and elegant appearance. This varietv has the most dXtox^s tea 
^^Sr^S'' ''"^ fpebloomiiig rose, either fo?suSmer or 
winter flowering. Price, 25o. each, 3 for 60c. ummer or 
GERANIUM, PINK GEM. 
As Minnetonka is the finest of the dark varieties so is this on., of 
the largest flowering of the double Pinks. It irremarLble fo? i?s 
flor'itfbr"''"'*.?,''""*''' ^'"J iraniense blossoVs Most of thi 
florets bloom at the same time, and when the plant is in full flower 
It presents a most beautiful appearance and must bVseen to be fulfv 
appreciated. It does equally well in the house or out of doors and 
a decided acquisition. Price, 25c. each, 3 for 60c. J 
THE HOUSE PALM. 
No cla.ss of ornamental plants is now so popu.ar as the Palrr, 
Of ?h?^lant,^ bl^t";'^'""*"^'* '^?'" «^r°yi°S them'^Sraccount ofthetoTt 
ot the plants, but now several varieties may be obtained at 
price and with n the reach of everyone. We are eStensfve growers ^f 
a d^'^ame°^i'^^!The"^?o'^""V^'^<^*.^'' ?r- ""•^'^ best for hou*ie cuUnre 
ana named It The House Palm ." It is easily grown and will J„ 
3 for SI^OO' Price!35c. ea ch" 
, 3 for $1.00. " "°<=- each, 
\^^^^^ECTIOI^ FOn $1.25. 2 COI^IiECTIOflS $2. 00. POSTPRW. J 
