New and novel 
a I) bergia. — (Annual.) 
Rapid climbers for jfreenhouse or jjarden ; very free flowering. 
Choice Mixed— All colors. 5c. Alata— Buff, white eye. 5c. 
Bakerll— Pure white. 5c. Alba— White, black eye. 5c. 
Aurantlaca— Orange, dark eye. 5c. 
Most beautiful plants of iriiilinjj: habit; excellent for house culture, 
suspended baskets, and the open |?round. They produce flowers in 
>jreat profusion, and are worthy of general cultivation ; height 8 
inches. 
Fournierl— An elegant border plant in moist, partially shaded situa- 
tion. Flowers porcelain blue, and rich violet, throat bright yel- 
low ; height six inches. 15c. 
Bailloni — Deep yellow and maroon ; height 6 inches, 15c. 
Ycrbei^a. — (Annual.) 
Well known garden plants. Very few annuals will make the gor- 
geous display during the summer months, or furnish more flowers 
for cutting than the Verbena. 
Choice Mixed— loc. 
Candldissima— Pure white (lowers. 15C. 
Coccinea- All shades of scarlet ; very pretty, loc. 
Hybrlda Blue — Extra fine seed. 15c • 
May's Mammoth — See Specialties, soc! 
Italian Striped— Flowers very fine and striped, 
variety. 15c. 
ea. — (Perennial.) 
Handsome, free flowerinK plant; will blossom from seed the first 
season if sown early. 
Rosea— Rose; crimson eye. loc. Pura— Pure white; no eve. loc". 
Alba— White; crimson eye; loc. Mixed Colors— loc. 
Wa I Ifl OWCr.— (Perennial. ) 
Well known favorites. The large massive spikes of the Wall- 
flower are very conspicuous in beds or borders, and are very useful 
in making bouquets. Flowers very fragrant. 
Single Mixed— IOC. 
2[ir^I)ia — (Annual.) 
Fine bedding and border plants, blooming long and abundantly. 
Beds of these are greatly admired. The colors are varied and bright, 
and the plants easily grown. Should be more extensively cultivated, 
as the varieties have been much improved of late. Hardy; height 
from j}4 io2}4 ft. 
Elegans—Tall growing variety. 6c. 
Mixed— All colors. 5c. Dwarf Mixed. All colors. 5c. 
Elegans— Double Dwarf, mixed colors. loc. 
Elegans — Scarlet: Double Dwarf. 10c. 
Llliputlan— Small, compact long, cone shaped flowers, very pretty. 
Mixed ; all colors, loc. 
New Giant Zii^nia. 
A new and distinct strain differing from the older varieties, being 
more luxuriant and robust. The flowers are larger and more conical 
shaped, being broader and having many more petals. They make a 
handsome bush 3 ft. in height, and the large perfectly formed double 
flowers measuring 5 to 6 inches across, are borne in uninterrupted 
succession on stnmg. slender stems and well displayed above the 
foliage. The flowers are most mtense and brilliant colors and com- 
prise several new and rich hues. It is particularly attractive for 
large groups or flower borders. 
Mixed Colors— 15c. 
FlxOWER SEEDS IN ASSORTMENTS- 
The following assortments are principally imported from Europe, 
separate in the package. No piirts of assortments can be made. 
Colors. Pkt 
ASTERS. Finest Quilled $!.«) 
" " " 10 (W 
" Truffaut's Paeony Perfection 12 I.UO 
" Victoria 12 1.00 
" Clant Emperor 12 1.0(1 
" Cocardeau, or Crown 6 .iO 
" Goliath 6 .'lO 
BALSAM. Improved Double Camellia (> 1.00 
" Very Fine Double Camellia 6 50 
" Double Rose Flowered 12 1.00 
CARNATION. From the lliust selection 12 1.00 
CELOSIA. Dwarf Coxcomb B 30 
DAHLIA. Single. ):; varieties 1.00 
HELIOTROPE. 11 varieties .... 40 
HOLLYHOCKS. Double 12 l.OO 
MARIGOLD 10 40 
MARVEL OF PERU. (Four O'clock ) la varieties 60 
MIGNONETTE.' 10 ijO 
PETUNIA. l.ari;e floworinsr. sinjrie varieties 12 1.00 
They are sold in oriyrinal packajres only. Each variety or color 
Colors. 
PETUNIA. Extra Double. Fringed varieties 12 
PHLOX DRUMMONDI 12 
" Crandiflora. Large flowering 12 
" Nana Compacta. Dwarf 6 
PINKS. t'hiiH-nsis and llcddewigii ....12 
PORTULACA. NewDouble 8 
POPPY. Peeony-Ftowered 12 
" Oriental. Perennial, 8 varieties 
PRIMULA SINENSIS. Frinwd single .12 
" " Fringed Single 6 
" " Double Flowering; ...... . . 6 
STOCKS. Large nowurccl Ten-wcck 12 
" Perpetual Flowering " .6 
SWEET PEAS 10 
** *' (i sorts, 1 oz. of each 
VERBENA . . fl 
WALLFLOWER. Chok v Double .12 
" Choice Single 6 
ZINNIA ELEGANS. .N'cwDwart, double 6 
Pkt. 
1.25 
75 
l.OO 
75 
60 
00 
iiO 
.V) 
1.25 
75 
1.25 
75 
40 
40 
1.00 
•10 
1.00 
40 
50 
FLrOWER SEEDS IN GOlilxEGTIONS. 
For the accommodation of tho.se who are unacquainted with the varieties, we have put up the following collections of desirable, free- 
blooming and showy kinds for general garden culture. No parts of collections made. 
No> I. Collection of 12 annuals, free bloomers $ ftO No. 4. Collection of 1;J new and rare annual varieties $^00 
No. 2- Collection of ^5 annuals, free bloomers 1.00 No. 5. Collection of biennials and perennials 1.00 
No. 3. Collection of 12 very choice annual varieties 1.00 No. 6. Collection of 100 annuals, biennials and perennials. . . 5.00 
65 
