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PLANTS AND BULBS. 
PAGE 
AbutUon 55, 57 
Achania Malvavlscus.. 57 
AHeratum 49 
Allamanila 49 
Alternanthera 49 
Apios Tulwrosa 52 
Arilesia Crenulata 48 
Azaleas 51 
Begonias 53 
Bleeding Heart 51 
liiuftmansla 49 
Bouvardias 84 
Caladium 57 
Calla Lily 55 
Cannas B4 
Carnations 62 
Chrysanthemums 50 
Cinnamon Vine 57 
Clematis 66 
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.... 57 
Petunias, Double... 
.... 49 
Phlox 
.... 49 
Pelargoniums 
.... 61 
Plume Plant 
.... 67 
Primrose 
.... B7 
Resurrection Plant 
.... 48 
Rex Begonia 
. . . . 51 
Roses 
58 to 64 
Solanum 
.... 52 
Thyrsacanthus 
.... 48 
Tuberose 
52 
Verbenfis 
... 52 
Water Hyacinth 
... 50 
Wistaria 
... 56 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
( lerodendron .. 
Coboea 
.11, 
Coleus 
' Crinum 
, Cuphea 
* Dahlias 
Daisy, Double 
' Datur,^ 
Dlelytra 
' Farf ugium Grande. . 
Fittonia 
' Fuchsia 
Genista 
* Geraniums 
Gladioli 
* Gloxinia 
Gardenia 49 
■ lleliotrope 53 
Hibiscus 63 
Honeysuckle 54 
, Hoya 51 
'Hollyhock 67 
Hydrangeas 54 
* Impatieus 50 
I\'y Leaf Geranium .... 57 
' .lessamine 49 
T..antanas 54 
' Lemon Verbena 49 
Liliums 57 
ManottlaVlne M 
Matrimony Vine 57 
Meyenia Krecta 50 
aL Moonflower 57 
4B p Oleander 49 
^ Orange, Hardy 49 
I Orange, Otahelte 53 
Orchid 49 
' Oxalls 61 
Palm 49 
Passion Flower 53 
w Pansles 48 
p Paeonias 50 
Abutllon 
Abrobra 
Abronia 
Acanthus 
Aconltum 
.\crocliuium 
Adlumia 
Adonis 
Ageratura 
Agrostemma 
Alyssum 
Amaranthiis 
AmpelopsLs 
Antirrhlnuni 
Antlgonou 
Aquilegia 
Aristolochia 
Aspertila 
Asters 
Batchelor's Button. 
Balloon Vine 
Balsams 
Bartonia 
Begonia 
Bioens 
Blgnonia 
Brachycome 
Browallla 
Brj'onopsLs 
Cacalla 
Calendula 
Calceolaria . . 
Calllopsls 
Canary Bird Floweii 
Candytuft 
Canterbury Bell. . . 
Carnation 
Celosla 
Centaurea 
Chrysanthemum. . 
Cineraria 
Clematis 
Coboca 
CoUinsia 
Cosmos 
i». 38, 
38 
33,38 
.. .38 
Convolvulus 
Cockscomb 
Cucimiis 
Coleus 
Cyclamen 
Cypress Vine . 
Dailia 
Daisy 
Datinra 
Dlanthus 
Digitalis 
Delphinium 
Dollchos 
Erysimum 
Euphorbia 
Bupatorium 
Fenzlia 
Fotir 0'Clock.s 
Fern 
Fuchsias 
GalUardia 
Geranium 
fiUa 
^ lobe Amaranth 
GU vlula 
Goi. ;tia 
Gourds 
Gypsophlla 
Heliotrope 
Hibiscus 
Hollyhock 
Ilumea 
Humulus 
Hyaciuthus 
Ice Plant... 
Impatieus 
Ipomoea 
Ipomopsis 
Jacoboea 
Larkspur 
Lavatera Trlmestris . 
Lobelia 
Linum 
Lupinus 
Maize Japan 
Marigold 
Matricaria 
Maurandia 
Miguonette 
Mimulus 
Malope Grand 
Moontiower 
Momordica 
Morning Glory 
Musa 
Myosotis 
Niistiu-tium 
Nemonhila, 
Nleotlana 
Nlerembergla 
Nlgella 
Piisslon Flower 
Pansy 
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... S3 
... 39 
... 33 
.38, 39 
... 39 
36, 39 
.. 39 
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45 
33, 40 
,39,46 
.. 8S 
.. 35 
.. 89 
34, S> 
.. 39 
. 39 
. 36 
. 37 
cover 
... 39 
... 39 
Petunia 
Phlox Drummondll. . 
Pluk 33 
Polyanthus 
Poppy ... 
Portulaca 
Primula 
Pj'rethrtmi. 
Ricinus 
Salpiglossis 
Salvia 
Scabiosa 
Schizauthus. . . . 
Sensitive Plant 
Silene 
Smilax 
Snap Dragon 
Solanum 
Stocks 
Sunllower. . 
Sweet Peas Back 
Sweet William.. 
Thimbergla 
Torenla ay 
Verbena 40 
Vinca 39 
Wall Flower 39 
iSlnnla 83 
VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
Artichoke 
Asparagus 
Beans 
Beets 
Broccoli 
Brussels Sprouts . . 
Cabbage 
Carrots 
Cauliflower 
Celery 
Chlekory 
Col lards 
Com, Sweet , 
Corn, Pop 
Corn, Salad 
Celeriac 
Chervil 
Cress 
Cucumbers 
Dandelion 
Egg Plant .., 
Endive 
Herbs 
Kale 
Kohl Raw 
Leek 
Lettuce 
Mangel Wurzels 
Martynia 
Melons, Musk 
Melons, Water 
Mushroom Spawn . . . 
3 
.4, 
5 
.6, 
7 
3 
3 
8, 
9 
11, 
36 
10 
14 
14 
U 
13 
10 
14 
14 
14 
14 
J3 
14 
14 
14 
22 
3 
14 
14 
15 
7 
26 
17 
16 
Alfalfa or Lucerne Seed 
Bromus Inermis 
Buckwheat 
Clover Seed 
Corn, Field.. .> 
Corn, Broom and Kaffir 
Grass Seed 
La^\Ti Seed 
MUlet 
Oats 
Potatoes 31, 
Rye 
Sugar Cane 
Sunflower. 
Wheat 
FRUITS. 
Apricots 46, 
Apples 46, 
Blackberries 
Buffalo Berry 
Cranberry 
Ctorrant 44, 
Cherries 4,'>, 46, 
Dewberries 
Eleagnus Longipes 
Grapes .41, 
Gooseberries 44, 
Juneberry 
Mulberry 
Nuts 
Pears 46, 
Peaches 46. 
Plums 43, 46, 
Quince 
Rasplxirries 
Strawberries 
Wlneberry 
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Beans, Kust Proof Golden Wax. 
Karly Mohawk. 
Beef, Market Gardener. 
Cabbage, Early Drumhead. 
Summer. 
" Short Stem Drumhetd. 
" Fottler's Brunswick. 
Cauliflower, Extra Early Paris. 
Ca rrot. Best Long Orange. 
Carrot, Oxheart. 
Celery, White Plume. 
Corn, Crosby's Karly. 
" Early'Mlimesota. 
Cucumber, Evergreen. 
Egg Plant, N. Y. Improved. 
Lettuce, Black See<l Simpson. 
Buttercup, 
nelon. Water. Cuban Queen. 
nelon, Water, Phinney's Early. 
" Musk, Minnesota Perfec- 
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Onion, Red Wothersfield. 
Silver King. 
Pepper, Golden Dawn. 
Peas, May's Sunol. 
Parsley. 
Parsnip, Hollow Cro\Mi. 
Radish, Queen of the Market. 
White. Olive-shaped. 
" Stuttgart. 
Spinach, Curled Bloomsdale. 
Squash, Marblehead. 
Sibley. 
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Turnip, Purple Top .Strap Leaf 
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Salpiglossis Orandlflora.-It is a great wonder to us that these are while for pot ailture it is unb^pasIT Sure to )?le8 
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, , ^ . .-. -- .. „ grown 
lovely flowers you would not be without them. Th" - .-aceful blos- 
soms are borne on long stems, and range in color from'lhcmost deli- 
cate shades of light blue and.straw color to deepest purnle and richest 
brown and maroon. The quaint, funnel-sl aped fio-vi'ers somewhat 
re-iemble those of the petunia, and ro born in profusion. Be sure 
an<l uiclude th -m whou ordering. 
Mignonett-", New Golden — Of all the additions among the annuals 
this lovely Mlpnouet te Is one of the most valuable. It is extremely 
ML beautiful in shape and color, the flowers are large and of a rich gold- 
lj|r en shade. For culture in the oiien ground It ts exceedingly fine, 
ase every one- 
plea.se all flower 
Poppy, Snowdrift.— None of them can approach the Snowdrift for 
neat and compact habit of growth or immen.se size of flowers, fre- 
quently measuring two ancl one-half to three Inches In diameter It 
is a profuse bloomer, covering i,s foliage with pure white flowers. 
Candytuft, Fragrant.— The well known sweet Candytuft so exten- 
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white flowers In great abundance the entire stimnier. 
Petunias, JVlixed.— This seed will produce a grand assortment of 
this lovely class of summer flowers and Includes all shades and J*L 
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