GROWN BV the famous COLD SYSTEM. 
Hydrangea. 
HYDRANGEA. 
SOBTENSIA. Tho woll-known and favorite 
old variety, projucins immense clusters of pink 
blooms, ilacli SSc, postpaid. 
THOS. HOGG-. Large, pure white flowers, pro- 
duced very freely. Eacli 25c., postpaid. 
HIBISCUS. 
COl^IiIiBI. Lemon yellow, ba.se of petals 
crimson scarlet. X.ach 15c., postpaid. 
COOFEBI. Foliafre varicKated. Flowers single, 
crimson. Each 15c., postpaid. 
OEITEBAIi GRANT. A giant flowering double 
red. Each 25c., postpaid. 
FEACHBI^OW. Double pink, crimson center. 
Each 25c., post;:aid. 
SOUTHEBN BEAUTTT. All summer and fall 
(until checked by frosts) It covers itself with 
handsome and very sirlking flowers, deep crim- 
son, shading darker in the throat. Each 2Sc., 
postpaid. 
HONEYSUCKLE. 
PUCHSIA PLOWEBED. A vigorous grower 
with lont; trailing branches with beautiful 
trumpet-sliaped blossoms. Each ISO., postpaid. 
GOItDEir I;EAVED. a most beautiful little 
house plant with golden yellow leaves, mottled 
and veined green. .Each lOc, postpaid. 
HOYA CARNOSA (Wax Plant). 
The flowers are blush-white, resembling wax, 
and are borne profusely in large umbels. The 
foliage is thick and fleshyj, and extremely hand- 
some in appearance. It is a quick grower and 
a good bloomer, continuing in bloom for a long 
time. Each 25c., postpaid. 
IVY. 
QEBMAK OB FABIiOB. An old favor- 
ite that is very useful for hanging bas- 
kets and vases. Tender. Each lOc, post- 
paid. 
EITOIiISH. Tho old popular variety. 
Hardy. Each lOc, three for 25c., postpaid. 
IMPATIENS. 
SUI^TANI. A perpetual bloomer, bright 
rosy-red flowers. Each 15c., postpaid. 
HOLSTn (New). One of the finest 
Impatiens of a beautiful rich orange 
shade. Each 15c., postpaid. 
New Jnsticia Velutina. 
JUSTICIAS (Plume Plants). 
Rimscas, Feachhlow. 
Tliese flowers, when quite young, throw up large, plume-like blossoms. 
CABNEA. A very beautiful red. Each 20c., postpaid. 
PiAVA. fipllow. New and desirable. Each 3c., postpaid. 
V£IiXTTI*^A. Grown extensively by Parisian 
florists, for garden and table decoration. When 
only a few inches high It begins to bear clus- 
ters of large, pink, feather-like flowers, lastlngr 
for a long time, and Is never thereafter out o( 
bloom — frequently fifty spikes at one time. Of 
easy growth. Each 20c., postpaid. 
JESSAMINE (Night Blooming). 
This beautiful plant is of easy cultivation, 
with small white blossoms which are delight- 
fully fragrant at night. It commences to blos- 
som wlien only a few inches high and blooms 
tlirough summer's heat and winter's cold. Eadl 
25c., rostpaid. 
GBACIIiIiIMUIS. A flowering shoot Is pro- 
duced from every joint, which terminates in a 
dense cluster of pure white fragrant flowers; 
in bloom from October to February. Each 15o, 
pcst'-aid. 
MAIS OP OBI^EANS. Flegant fragrance, and 
doulile flowers of chaste and waxy-white ap- 
pearance. Each 15c., postpaid. 
LANTANA. 
The Lantana produces a compact head of flow- 
ers of different and changing hues — white, 
crimson, scarlet and yellow — sometimes 
all on tlie same spike. 
HENDEBSON. Beautiful orange, chang- 
ing to crimson. Each lOc, postpaid. 
IiA NEIGE. Pure white with faint 
shades of yellow. Each lOc, postpaid. 
NE'W 'WEEPING. This Lantana is a 
flne plant, of graceful, drooping habit, 
producing flowers at each leaf. The flow- 
ers are a brilliant rosy lilac, and literally 
cover the whole plant. One of the best 
plants for hanging baskets. Entirely dis- 
tinct from any other flower. Each 15c., 
postpaid. 
English Ivy. 
mm 
Hoya Camosa CWaz Plant). 
Nigrht Blooming Jessamine. 
L. L. MAY & CO.. ST. PWh, MINN. 
