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L. L. MAY & CO., ST. PAUL, MLXN. 
Pride of America. — The largest white 
variety, exceedingly line. Price 8 6c 
each, 3 tor eoc. 
Daybreak. — Acknowledged by all the 
mo.st beautiful pink carnation. Price 
20c each, 3 for 50c. 
Jenny Lind. — Rich bright shade of 
crimson. A perfect gem. Price 35c each, 
3 for $1.00. 
Silver Spray.— One of the best whites. 
Price 10c. 
Royal Ruby. — Euby red. New and 
scarce. FTlce aoc each. 3 for 50c. 
Woneta. — White, very .sweet. Price 
15c each, 3 for 40c. 
Qermanla.— Bright .shade of red, showy. 
Price 15c, 3 for 40c. 
Nancy Hanks.— A giant free flowering 
pink. Price 20c, 3 for 50c. 
Dorothy.— Deep carmine, highly per- 
fumed. Price lOc. 
Marietta.— Probably the most beautiful 
of this cla.ss. Color rich crimson. A free 
bloomer and strong grower. Price 40c 
each. 
Grace Wilder. — A delicate shade of 
pink. Price lOc. 
Imperial. — Snow white, large blossoms 
and perfectly double. Price 35c. 
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^ CARNATION, PRIUE OF AMRBIOA. 
Here we have a climber of robust habit, rapid growth and one that will produce hundreds of 
beautiful Wistaria-Ilkeblue flowers in immense clusters all throtigh the summer months. For 
house culture it is one of the most valuable climbing plants that hasever l>een introduced. It has 
been highly praised by the leading horticultural papersof Europe and at theKoyal KewGardenslt 
attracted more attention than almost any other new plant on exhibition. Price 20c each, 3 for 50c. 
Solai^Un) Grapdiflora 
A beautiful pl.int of climbing habit, which grows to a height of five or six feet. The 
flowers arc of a pure white, tinged with violet on back of petals. It is a perpetual bloomer, 
flowering freely at all times of the year. For pot culture it is particularly desirable, and 
Is a spl'-'udid companion for the Manetta Vine, the two making a lovely display when 
Ero^TO together. The plants which we offer are strong and thrifty, and will commence to 
flower immediately after potting. Price 15c each, 3 for 40c. 
Qtal^eite Qrapgc 
One of the grandest pot plants for flowering we have ever seen, and, being useful, as well 
as ornamental, should be grown by everyone. It Is a very dwarf variety, and blossoms 
and fruits freely when only 12 or 1,5 inches high. The delicately scented bfossoms are pro- 
duced in great prof iLsion. The fruit is quite small, being only about one-half the size of the 
ordm,ary orange, but is very sweet and delicious. For pot culture if. is one of the most 
novel and interesting plants of late Introduction. It blooms freely during the entire sea- 
son, and one plant will scent a whole room. The stock we offer is strong and thrifty. 
Price 20c each, 3 for SOc. 
These popular bedding plants are of the easiest possible culture, flowering continuously 
Irom spring until freezing weather. Very few plants make a more gorgeous display dur- 
ing the hot summer months, or furnish more flowers for cutting. We can furnish all 
shades and colors; r^, white, purple, blue, pink, striped, etc. Price lOc each. 75cperdoz, 
The beautiful wax-like flowers, so highly perfumed. 
Pearl.— More extensively grown than any other sort. Price 
5c each, 12 for SOc. 
Carolina Queen.— The largest and most beautiful of this 
class. Blossoms extra large and very double. Price lOc 
each, 3 lor a5c, 12 for 85c. 
^l^e Heliotrope 
Popular house and outdoor summer plants that malies 
friends wherever grown. Kxceedlngly fragrant. 
Fascination.— Pure white flowers of perfect form and del- 
icate perfume. Price 20c each. 
Queen of the Violets.— Deep violet purple with pure w'jlte eye. Price 
10c each. 
Had. Bruant.— Large flowers of a clear lavender shade with white eye. 
Price 10c each. 
Mad. de Blonay.— The wellkno«-n old white \ irlety. Price lOc each. - 
Creole.— Kich plum color.thesweetest scented of this class. Price aSceach !#s 
Fleur do Ete.— Pure white, very strong grottei. Pii._ 10c ...i-L. 
7f -r^i^cr m).K^-ra.<-v«:rr» A most valuable httrdy Climber. By all means plant several of these bulbs this season. 
gl^piOa J[ ClUCl U»<1 and produced In great profusion. Price 10c each, 3 for 20c, 7 for SOc, 1.5 for $1.00. 
HELIOTHOPE. 
Flowers purplish violet 
]\[eW ar^d Desirable G^rai^iUn^s 
Thirteen Geraniums (Your Selection from tills List,) for only $1.00, postpaid. 
NEW DOUBI-R SCARLET GERANIUM. 
H. F. Darrow. 
H. F. Darrow.— A inagniflcent deep scarlet, 
the richest and darkest colored variety we have 
ever seen. Flowers perfectly double. 20c 
each. 
La Favorite.— Beautiful double white flowers 
of perfect form. Valuable for pot culture. 
10c each. 
Emerson.— Large double flowers of a light 
pink and salmon color. 10c each. 
Illuminator. — Very light double scarlet, 
bright and showy. 10c each. 
Had. Chevraliere.— Mammoth double white. 
Verv free flowering; new. 15c each. 
B. K. Bliss.— Mammoth double scarlet, very 
showy, 10c each. 
S. A. Nutt.— Bleh shade of crimson. lOc 
each. 
St. Cyr.— Perfectly double flowers, about the 
color of the La France Kose. 20c each. 
Grace flay.— A favorite with all; flowers 
large and very beautiful; color, light pink. 
White Swan.— Oneof the flnestdouble whites. 
lOc each. 
Trophee.— A grand single; color, light pink 
with lilac center. Very handsome. 20c each, 
3 for SOc. 
General Sheridan Deep, single, scarlet flow- 
ers. .Showj-. lOceach, 
Mrs. Beadsley.— Lovely delicate shade of 
salmon. 15c each. 
Master Christine.— Light pink, free growing 
and thrifty. lOc each. 
Souvenir de nirande.— The "Peach Blossom" 
variety. Flowers creamy white with pink 
shaded edges, many petals shaded with salmnu. 
15c each. 
Rose.— The leaf is highly perfumed. 10c 
each. 
Apple Scented.— Leaves fragrant, like apple 
blossoms. ISceach. 
nountain of Snow.— Leaves green, margined 
white. 15c each. 
asceach. ...«.>a>»For SOc We will Send Postpaid any Six Qeraniums, (Your Choice.) 
