CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS AND FRUITS. 
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PLANTS AND BULBS— Continued. 
HELIOTROPE. 
Old 
time 
favorites, popular on 
account of their fra- 
grant blossoms. They 
thrive equally well as 
beiiiling plants on the 
lawn or as pot plants 
in the house. Price lOo 
each, 91.00 per doz., 
$6.00 per 100 by ex- 
press. 
OHTEFTAIN— Lilac 
colored, large truss. 
atTEEN OI" VIO- 
IjETS— Deep violet pur- 
ple. 
FLETTR DE ETE— 
Pure white. 
HIBISCUS. GBANT. 
Heliotrope. Chieftain. A giantfluweringdouble 
red variety, one of the 
largrest and most perfect of its clasa. Nearly ail Hi- 
biscus (}o not bloom until they are several months 
olo. This beautiful plant however, commences to 
bloom when only a few inches high and remains in 
bloom continuously. Price 25c each. 
HONEYSUCKLE FUCHSIA FLOWERED. 
This beautiful Honeysuckle of recent introduc- 
tion is a very vigorous grower with long 
trailing branches which are literally covered the 
entire summer and early fall with beautiful red 
blossoms. The flowers are bright red, long 
trumpet shaped, and borne in larre clusters, 
drooping like the Fuchsia. Price 16c each. 
LILYAURATUM OR GOLD BANDED LILY. 
< tf all the I^ily triljc this is vindoubLodly one 
of the finest, whether we regard its size, its 
'sweetness or its exquisite arrangement of color, 
rts large and graceful ilowers are composed of 
-six petals of a delicate ivory white color, thickly 
studded with chocolate crimson spots, and 
striped through the center a golden yellow. 
From 6 to 20 flowers are produced on a seem, 
and, as the bulbs acquire age and strength, the 
flowers increase in size and nu«ber. It is per- 
fectly hardy and thrives best in a moderately 
dry, rich loam, where the water does not He in 
winter. Price 20c each. Extra large bulbs 
80c each. 
Large white 
flowers of 
great substance, wjth a greenish bund running 
through thecenterof each petal; veryfine. Price 
30c each. 
White, heavily- 
spotted with 
rich crimson. Price 26c each. 
1 each of the above 3 Lillies 65 c postpaid. 
GLOXINIAS. 
These 
charm- 
ing summer flowering 
bulbs arc noted for the 
gorgeous colorings of 
their blossoms. They 
thrive best in a light 
porous soil, composed 
of leaf mold and fibrous 
loam thoroughly en- 
riched with pulverized 
manure or bone meal. 
They should be shaded 
from the direct rays of i 
the sun. When the J 
plantshaveflnishcdblos- j 
eoming water should be J 
gradually wit held and 
the bulb allowed to rip- 
en. Store in a moder- 
ately warm room in dry 
sand or they can be left 
in the pot in which they 
arc ^rown. Our collec- 
tion 18 very choice. Price for strong bulbs. 20o eacH 
or $2,00 peV doz. 
Gloxiania. 
Hibiscus. Gen. Gramt. 
I nDCI I A These are very handsome little plants, suitable lor boxes, baskets, vases or 
LUDLLlni for bordering beds on the lawn. They produce an abundance of bloom the 
entire season, the color being a very rich blue. Price lOc each, 76o per doz., $4 00 
per 100, by express. 
LILY SPECIOSUM ALBUM. 
LILYSPECIOSUMRUBRUM. 
IIVIHIANGBA. HOBTBKSIA. 
UYriQAMPtAQ These arc amongtheshowicst 
11 1 UnHllULHOi house plants grown. They re- 
quire but ordinary care and attention and whett 
once established increase in size and beauty with 
each Hucceedin^j year. 
HORTENSIA— The well known and favorite 
old variety, producing immense clusters of pink 
blooms, which remain on the plant a long time 
before falling. Price 85c each. 
For Easter trade we have an imnicose stock of 
these plants in bloom. Price $1.00 to $5.00 
each by express. 
OTAKSA laONSTEOSA — .\ most valuable 
variety of recent introduction, produciug im- 
mense clusters of flowers of rose shaded white. 
It blooms when quite youns and flowers contin- 
nonsly durmg the entire season. A very hand- 
som variety for Easter forcing. Price 2oc each. 
lAQCUIMC NewQ.ueen. the Nitrht bloom- 
JHOLmini.. tng Jasemiue. A night bloom- 
ing variety producing an aljundance of delicious- 
Iv perfumed small tubular shaped flowers. It 
blooms when very young and continues to blos- 
som verv freelv as it becomes larger. 30c each. 
IIIOTiPilA CI AUA A decided novelty in 
JUOllulA rLAV*. plants. It grows very 
easily and rapidly, producing an abundance of 
yellow plume shaped blossom* throuKhout the- 
entire year. It is especially adapted to pot cult- 
ure in the house and we can recommend it to 
all lovers of plants. Price 20c each, 
JUSTICIA VELUTINA. I^V^l^-.Torr^^ 
free flowering class of plants. It produces in 
frcat profusion pretty pink heads of bloom, 
'rice 20c each. 
during the winter, 
moderate watering. 
I mfqn^o These are among the most satisfaVtory" bedding plants that can be grown, 
LdnidndOi affording an abundance of bloom continuously throughout the enti 
irc summer. 
Thev arc also fine grown in pots on the porch or in the house and can be kept in a light cellar 
- •" - • They thrive best in a moderately rich soil with plenty of sunlight ana 
Price, 10c each. $1.00 per doz. , ^ . , „ 
LA NEIGE.— Pure white with faint shades of yellow. 
HENDEBSONI.— Orange changing to bright crimson. 
MKS. McKINLET.— See novelties and specialty list.. 
The Nigh i> Blooming Jaseminb. 
Lantana Hbndbesoi" 
Nk w 1 ^v. AHi jusriciA Velutena. 
