FALL CATALOGUE OF BULBS, PLANTS, SEEDS AND SMALL FRUITS. 
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A GRAND COLLECTION OF FINE PLANTS AT A LOW PRICE. 
The following collection is made up expressly for winter blooming, and includes many choice and costly plants, 
Fuchsia, El Dorado.— The beautiful trail- 
ing variety that has attracted so much atten- 
tion the past two years. 
Rose, Blanche Precose. — A charming, 
puro white rose. Very desirable for house 
culture. 
Begonia, Apple Blossom.— The grandest 
of all this class of plants for flowering; 
blossom pink, shading to red. 
Manettia Vine.— A lovely climber, whose 
rapid growth and freedom of bloom has made 
It a favorite with all. 
Chrysanthemum, !■. Canning.— A mam- 
mftth flowering white variety. Strong grow- 
ing and free blooming. 
Carnation, Dorothy.— Rich carmine color; 
splendid for winter flowering, and produces 
its blossoms in great profusion. 
House Falm.— No class of ornamental 
f)lants is now so popular as the Palm. Many 
lave been prevented from growing them on 
account of the cost of the plants, but now 
several varieties may be obtained at a low 
price, and within the reach of everyone. We 
are extensive growers of all kinds of Palms 
and have selected one of the best for house 
culture and named it "The Ilouse Palm." It 
is easily grown and will do well In any situa- 
tion where the sun will reach it. 
Mexican Frimrose.— Probably nothing has 
attracted more attention the past two years 
than this little plant which produces its pink 
blossoms so abundantly the year around. It is 
most truly a perpetual bloomer. 
Abutilon, Snow Ball.— The largest flower- 
fug white Abutilan ever introduced. A well 
grown plant in full bloom is a magnificent 
sight. 
EASTER LILY, FREE! 
THE SURPRISE COLLECTION SENT POSTPAID FOR ONLY $1 
To every person ordoring our Surprise Collection, we 
will send free of charge one bulb of the beautiful 
EASTER LILY. 
00. 
.ay^h^ducto^boxof NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS. 
This grand collection Is undoubtedly the finest lot of vegetable seeds ever sold for one dollar. It not only includes many of the standard 
varieties, but some of the novelties of recent introduction that sell at ton and fifteen cents a packet. 
THESE 
35 Packages tor 
si.oo, 
POSTPAID. 
Beans, Flageolet Wax. 
Beet, Early Blood Turnip. 
Cabbage, Early Drumhead. 
*' Early Summer. 
" Large Late Drumhead. 
" Large Late Flat Dutch. 
Cauliflower, Extra Early Paris. 
Carrot, Danver's Half Long. 
" Oxhe;irt. 
Corn, Crosby's Early. 
" Early Minnesota. 
Cucumber, White Spine. 
Egg Plant, N. Y. Improved, 
lettuce, Black Seed Simpson. 
™ Buttercup. 
Melon, Water, Cuban Queen. 
" Musk, Bay View. 
Onion, Rod Wetbersfield, 
" Silver King. 
Pepper, Golden Dawn. 
Feas, Northwestern Premier. 
Farsley. 
Parsnip, Hollow Crown. 
Radish, Queen of the Market. 
White, Olive-shaped. 
" White Star. 
Spinach, Long Standing. 
" Round Leaf. 
Squash, Marblehead. 
" Perfect Gem. 
Tomato, Volunteer. 
{• Favorite. 
Turnip, Purple Top Strap Leaf. 
Extra Early Milan. 
White Norfolk. 
THE 
Greatest Collection 
EVER SOLD FOR 
SI.0O. 
MAY'S SEEDS ARE THE EARLIEST, HARDIEST AND MOST PRODUCTIVE. 
