NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS AND PLANTS. 
25 
THE NEW HARDY ORANGE. 
state? and withstood the winters without much 
protection It is being extensively «jf ""-f.- 
mcntal tree in the parks of New York and Ph'lade'- 
ph a, creating quite a sensation by P™<1"""S 
fruit in KTcat abundance, and ,t ismdeed a beautiful 
siRht ?o*>ee\his orange tree '."^^ded with .ts dehcate 
se^nted white flowers. Price, 35c. each, 8 lor 
I $1.00. 
STRIPED LA FRANCE ROSE. 
throld pink l"a France in habit of growth and fra- 
Irance but is entirely different in color of fiovver. 
I'hTwossoms are la?se clear pink sh^de ^^^h a 
stripe of white the entire ''^"8*1^,°^ X^lSe noNxlty 
ing a most lovely appearance. A valuable no\elty. 
Price, 30c. each, 2 for 50c. 
DOUBLE DAHLIAS. 
We have a large collection of this class of plants, 
and offeJonly a few of the vf ry choicest varietie-s, 
but "mt supply them in almost every color or shade. 
i3ove.-Doublc, pure white flowers of good 
size A favorite with all. 200. each, 3 for 50o. 
o-oldfln Q,ueen —Perfectly double; flowers large 
a,S°ofrcira''r go'lden yellow^ 200. eaoli, 3 forSOo 
PurDle Prize.— Rich shade of purple. Considerea 
th?fin?st of Hs color. 25o. each, 3 /oj; 60°-fl-^,er 
Hoffmeister.— A peculiarly colored double flower, 
mfrked^id s&iped with yellowand crimson. 25c. 
^ Bii'd^of Par°adise.-The finest crimson ever intro- 
duced, ?ml one of the finest of the doubles. 25c. 
, each, 3 for 60c. 
I FftP^i^lin^tEJIIMU-^ THE FIVE 
VARIETIES. 
EMERALD GEM. 
The Green Kosc. 
Thi<! is decidedly the most peculiar Rose we have 
ever seen The color is a clear light green, some- 
tW^K entirely different from any other var.etv. It 
is ce?ta"n T an odd Rose, and to a 1 who desire a 
curiosity in the plant line, we advise them to try 
U rSlmerald Gem The plant is a strong gro wer 
and its pecidiariy colored blossoms never fail to 
Attract great attention. Our stock of this novelty 
^ very ifmited, and all who wish this Rose should 
scud in their order eariy . Price , 40c . , 3 for $ 1 ■ OO 
y. f rice, 'iwc. , o iuj m"--'^" 
CALADIUM ESCUL,ENTUM, OR ELEPHAIST'S EAR. , 
i This is one of the most striking of the ornamental f"!;age Pjants in eultivatior^ e^^^^^^^^ 
i weeks required fSr it to attain a large size. 25c. each. ] 
(ILLUSTRATEl) OX FKONT COVEE.1 
PURPLE QUEEN FUCHSIA. 
T A •RfiircST -nOTIBLS FLOWEKINO- VARIETY EVEB OFFERED. 
The ilUistration on front cove^!^r ^^^s^^t^l^^^^^^^ 
THEBEAUTIFULMEXICANPHlwiMuat. 
The Mexican Primrose is certainly a plant that will P'-- eveo; one. It is,a perpetual Woomer^iu^ev^^^ fflSij?^ ^^In^^Zl ^ 
^g?r^e^,1ui5?nl?^v^^^^^^^^^ ' 
I THE WONDERFUL OTAHEITE ORANGE. 
(\ O«eofthegrandestpotplantsforfloweringwehaveeverseen,and,being«s^^^^^^ 
n offeTu'st^o'ng and thrifty. Price 20c. each 3 for 50c Thr«« Collections for 4S1.2S. ^ 
^orU^J 5otrn.s'rw^^ Houso Plan.,, ^"^'^^^^^^^^^^^^Z^^^ 
