L. L. MAY & CO.. ST. PAUL, MINN. 
The Firitt Thirty-Two Pagen of this Catalogue Contain our Twentieth Centur.y KmfmMeg and Specialtu ZAat. 
Don't Fnil to Mead. 
PLANTS AND BULBS— Continued. 
Datura (Tnrniimnin Horn of Plenty. This plant, a uatlve 
L/ttLUra WOrnUCUpia, south AmeHca. produces immense 
trumpet shaped flowers measuring from 7 to 9 inches in len^b and from 4 
to 6 in diameter. The inside is a delicate white, the outside purple. The 
flowers are very fragrant and produced in great abundance. This forms a 
r compact, bushy pot plant often measuring several feet in diameter, 
each, 3 for 50o. 
very 
Price. 20o 
OraCena lnHivi«a A-Tcry beautiful decorative plant with long, 
aWClia IIlUlVIS>a. gie„der, graceful, drooping leaves. It Is a 
rapid grower adapted to pot culture in the house and very fine for centers 
of vases, rustic boxes, etc., on the lawn. Price for strong plants, X5 to 
18 Inches tall, by express, $1. CO. 
Farfugium Grande or Leopard Plant. ^Z^^tnt 
al foliage plant with clear bright green leaves heavily blotched and spot- 
ted with golden yellow. Very distinct and attractive. Price, 25o «aon. 
|HO|>r|a This interesting class of plantsis valuable for vases, baskets, 
, ferneries andjardeniera and as single specimen plants in the 
parlor. _Thcy requi re a lig h t, por ous soil and a warm, moist atmosphere. 
ACIANTUU OTTNSATtni or Maiden's Hair.— This is a very grace- 
nu plant with long fronds of finest texture. Price, 26o each. Lararer 
pUuto, by ezpreaa. 760 to Sl.OO. 
NKPHBOI^PIS BOSTONTBNSI8 or Boston Fern. See noveltc 
and specialty list. 
mBPHBOLEPIS EXALTATA or Sword 
Parfnglum Orands. 
Fragaria Indica. 
Fsm. A most graceful and beantifnl plant, 
well adapted for indoor culture. The fronds are 
long, erect and similar in shape to the blade of 
a sword^ hence its name. A rapid grower. 
Price, 25o each. £,arger plants, 
by express, 60c.to 81.00 each. 
The following varieties are espe- 
cially adapted to housecultivation 
for feraeriM.jardeaieres, etc. We 
o^T nice young plants of the 
proper size. Strong thrifty stock 
»t 20c each, by mail, or tl.SO 
per doB. by express. 
Adlantnm Pubeaoens. 
Davallla Striota. 
Iiastraea Opaoa. 
Laatraea Qnrysoloba. 
Irftatraea Arlstata Varleg-At*. 
Itomaria Oibba. 
Onyohlnm Japooionm. 
Polystlchnm Ooreaoum. 
Pterla Storrnlata. 
Pterla Qretica Alba Lineata. 
Pterls Qretica Magnifioa. 
Pterls BerrtUata Voluta. 
Polystiahnm Setosa. 
Pterls SerrtUata Nana Oom- 
paota 
Pterls AdlantolAes. 
Pterls Owardi. 
Pterls Argyrea. 
PterU Victoria. 
Pragaria Indica, 
Or Mock Strawberry. 
A pretty drooping plant produc- 
ing fruit resembling the strawber- 
ry, which is not edible. Very suit- 
able ior a bracket or basket plant, 
blooiitiag freely the entire vear. 
Price. 15c each. 
Fabriana Imbricata. 
A sniall pot plant with cedar like 
foliage, which in the spring produces 
an abundance of charniiuK pure white 
tubular blossoms. Price, 16c each 
Forget-me-nots. 
See novelty and specialty list. 
ASIANTUK PABLETEirSB-Theanest 
maiden hair in cultivation. Has large featltery 
fronds of a soft silky like textmne. PTio»fi>r 
large plants, by express, $1.0O eaob. 
ADIANTXm FABUBTBNSB HKB&I- 
OATUK. — One of thchardlest maiden hair 
in cnltivation, thriving well wheremany other 
sorts wonld droop and die. The foliage tesiai- 
ilar to the A. FarleyenseTn form, 
but is much hardier and toogdier, 
enabling it to withstand roughus* 
age much better. On account of its 
hardiness, it is espedaly desirabte^ 
for growing in pots in the house. 
Price, 2So each. 
ASIANTTTU WZBaAHSZ.— 
Another hardy maiden bairvariety 
with strong erect fronds, shmilar 
to the A. Cuneatum but of adsrkcr ■ 
green color. One of thebestforhorzse 
culture. Price for large plAntK - 
SOo to $1.00 each, by «xpre<M. 
CIBOTTCrU PALCATTTU. — 
This is a very desirable plant for 
house culture, as it thrives wtiK in 
all locations and under the most 
adverse conditions. The leaves are 
large, of a dark green color <leeply 
indented. It is a rapid grower and 
is very fine for Jardinieres and Fer- 
neries. Price for large planta, 
by express, 50c eCM)h. . 
ITEPHBOLEPI8 OOBDATA 
COMPAOTA. — Another variety 
of the Sword Fern, producing l0Q£f 
slender leaves. 1 1 is a rapid g^wer 
and free from scale and <ytiier in- 
sects. Price for strong plants 
by express, SOc each, 
MICBOLEPIA CBISTATA.— 
This is one of the largest and ntost 
useful Ferns for house cnlturr ever 
introduced. The fronds arc extra 
large and of firm texture. It is a 
very rapid grower, succeeding well 
in any location and soon fbrms a 
large and ornamental plant. The 
stock which we oifer is specimens 
grown in large pots. Prloe, 50u 
to $3.00 each, by express. 
Ficus Elastica or Rubber Plant. 
A very graceful, ornamcn tal plant with l.road. glo.ssy leaves 
of deepest green. Price for strong plants, by express 76o 
to 9^.00 each. 
Feverfew. 
Rapid growing plants producing pure white flowers in 
greatprofusion. They are valuable for window boxes, vases, 
etc. Price, 15o each, 91.50per dos. $10.00 per lOO, by 
express,- for strong plants. ' 
Dracena I 
OUR FAMOUS FERN COLLECTION. 
FoH SI OO We will send one each of the following 
choice terns postpaid. These are all snital.le for house 
culture.eitherfor filling ferneries orfor S|)ceicnen plants. 
Boston Fern, % Davnllia Striota, 
Swiird F^rn, i Pteris Argvrea, 
MaiUen Hair Fern, J Atliantum Fubescens. 
Rubber i'lant. 
