CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS AND FRUITS. 
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PLANTS AND BULBS— Continued. 
Begonia, Tuberous Rooted. 
These are very suitahle for a variety of purposes, being equally 
good for bedding on the lawn, for pot culture in the house or for 
specimen plants in the conservatory. The colors ranfje from white through the various shades of pink 
and salmon to the deepest crimson and are unsurpassed for richness. Many of the indivirlital blooms 
measure 3 inches in diameter. They are summer bloomers only and present a gorgeous display during 
the entire season. Single flowering varieties: Price of Dry Bulbs, lOo each; 81.00 per doz. Double 
flowering varieties: Price SOo each; 6 for $1.00. 
Galadlum Esculentum or Elephant's Ear. L^il'-o^ThrkVe^aSiie^?^^^ 
beds on the lawn or as single specimen plants, nothing is more beautiful or striking in appear- 
ance. Bulbs planted in the sprini make large plants during the summer. The bulbs can be taken 
up in the fall and stored in dry sand riurinir the winter for another season's planting. Good 
sized bulbs, 25o each. Extra largre, oOceaoh. 
Palariilim PanOU I OaVoH VsrlpfioC Por window ooies, house and greenhouse culture 
UdlaUIUMI, lOllllJ LCaiCU TaillSUCO. this is one of the most decorative plants known. 
Their rich, thritty leaves, hnndsomcr than begonias, are spotted, marbled, veined and streaked 
■with white, pink null red. Though comparatively rare, these plants are easily grown. They 
reqtiire a light soil and should be started into growth in a 
warm place about April 1 . When planted out of doors they 
shouldbe placed in a shady location as the hot rays of the sun 
injures the foliage. The bulbs should be dried down in the fall and 
stored in a warm place in winter. Price, 26c each. A collec- 
tion of 5 best varieties for $1.00. 
Pnloiio Popular foliage plants, mostly used for bedding or the lawn; 
uOlcUoi also desirable for house culture. Price, lOo each, 75o per doz. 
Strong plants, $5.00 per lOO by express. 
GOLDEN BEDDEB — Bright golden yellow. 
HER MAJESTY.— Dark red. edged yellow. 
JOHN GOODE.— Green and vellow. 
FAIR OAK3.— Bright yellow, similar to Golden Bedder but much 
stronger grower. 
AUTUMN GLORY.— Deep cnmson bronze. 
VERSCHAtFELTL— Diep red; largely used with Golden Bedder, 
the two colors contrasting nicely. 
PunarilC AifornifnlillC or Umbrella Palm. We have a nice stock of 
Uj|JClUO HIICIIIIIUIIUO these graceful plants. Price, lOo each, post- 
paid. Large plants by express, 2.'jc to 75c each. 
" A beautiful Chinese plant 
GaryOpteriS MaStaCanthUS o? i^ccnt^introdctlon. a vigorous healthy 
Caryopteris Mastacanthu* 
as a pot plant for house culture. 
Cineraria Maritima. s;'^ir."e°rrfoifa?=f^exS 
for borders and lor bedding on the lawn. Price, lOc 
each, 76o per doz., $5.0O per 100, by express. 
PanO Flirhciil Bloomslncessantly during the sum- 
UapO I UollOIO. months, and will produce more 
flowers than the common Geranium. Price, 80c. 
Grotolaria Retusa. %z?^'l^J'7^Z'Xt'^l 
been extensively advertised during the past two sea- 
sons. It attains a height of 18 inches and each shoot 
is terminated by lime racemes of golden yellow blos- 
soms. An excellent plant for the amateur. Price, loo. 
K tAM ffA AAM#« ^'^ '"''11 each of the 
Sj JVl V<CIH» following beautiful foliage and 
In flowering plants : 
CARTOI TKIJIS MASTACANTHUS. 
CTFERt :.S .ALTKKN1F01.IUS. 
CAPE FUCHSIA. 
CROTOLAKIA KETITSA. 
COI.KUS, Hi;lt MAJKXTY 
CINERAUIA MAKITIMA. 
grower, producing charming feathery flowers of a blueish lavender color 
in great profusion. The bloom remains fresh for several days after being 
cut. It thrives equally well in the open ground, being perfectly hardy, or 
Price, 15o each. 
Esculentum. 
'^may'$ Popular Collection of 
Choice Bcdaing Canna$ 
SENT POSTPAID FOR $1.00. 
This collection consists of six new and 
rare Caunas, all excellent for planting on 
the lawn, bcii'g strong, robust growers and 
furnishing a great profusion of rich and 
rare bl.)Ssoms the entire season. For de- 
scriptions see general list. 
AIlMIRAt DKWFT, red, price S .86 
A.MHRIOA, orange, price 20 
eoLUMISIA, clear crimson, price... .20 
MAinKN Kl-rSH, light pinh, price .30 
PRKS. McKINL,KY. crimson scarlet .26 
BURBANK canary yellow, price 20 
This entire 
paid for 
collection sent post- 
$1.00 
Cape Fuchsia. 
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Crotolaria Retusa. 
Cypems Altemifolius. 
Colens Her Majesty. 
