L. L. MAY <SL CO. 
Plorlsts, Nurserymen 
I and Seedsmen : 
as St. Paul, Minn. «i 
(ircp purple coroila. 
GLOIRE DES MARCHES, 
WMrlet, corolla pure whiU' 
Fuchsia 
• FUCHSIA 
Well-known favorites for plnntinK out in partially 8liade<l 
IKi^-itions during the summer, or for late winter flowcrins in 
tl.( window or Krecnliousc. The following collection is a 
s. li-ction of the finest varieties: 
Price 10c each or 2 top 25c, postpaid, except where 
noted. ... 
BLACK PRINCE. Sinslc, hnsht waxy carmine, pink 
oiroUa. 
EARL HOLT. Single, .stripe*! red and white. 
ELM CITY. Double; sepals rich crimson with very full, 
Double; tube and sepals deep 
HELENE. (free Fuchsia.) iMtge. semi-double, orange 
scarlet ijlossoms. Each 15c. 
LORD BYRON. Large, single purple blossoms. 
MRS. E. G. HILL, l^rgc double blossoms; corolla pure 
V liite, sepals dark red. 
MRS. MARSHALL. .Semi-double; corolla camiine, sepals 
white Each 15e. 
PHENOMENAL. Double: tube and sepals (X)ral-red. corol- 
1.1 very large, of a bright violet-purple. Each 15. 
PRINCE NAPOLEON Double purple. 
ROSAINS PATRI. Double; deep .scarlet tube and sepals; 
large white corolla, 
TROPHEE. Double; corolla dark purple, sepals deep red. 
TRAILING QUEEN, A clioii-e variety of trailing or droop- 
iiu: habit. 
CAPE FUCHSIA 
A valuable pot plant which blooms almost 
iiK CSsantly during the summer months, and 
Mill stand more hardships and will produce 
more flowers than the common geranium. 
Ilie flowers arc bright scarlet and very 
siiowv. 20c each, postpaid. 
GENISTA 
CANARIENSI 
(Shower of Gold.) 
\ twautifui yellow flowering plant that 
aniws and flowers freely with ordinary care, 
li'iwering so freely as to literally cover the 
pliint with its rich golden-yellow blooms 
w lien well grown. A very popular plant for 
Kaster decorations, at which time it is usual- 
Iv a mass of bloom. 15c each, postpaid. 
HELIOTROPE 
The Heliotrope is prizeil more for its fra- 
soince than for the beauty of its flowers, 
tliough as grown today they arc very hand- 
ioiiic. It is a favotite with everyone. Very 
<ii sirable for house culture, a single plant 
lining a whole room with perfume. Each 
10c, 3 for 25c, doz. 81.00, postpaid. 
ALBERT DELEAUX. CinMen foliage, 
mottled green; flowers <leep lavender. 
MME. DE BLONAY. Large truss, nearly 
pure white. 
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE. The best 
fi't-e-flowering lavender. 
■Geranium, Mars 
Genlsta(Showerof Gold) 
:CA„ COLLECTION OF SIX CHOICE 
jOUC HOUSE PLANTS. 
♦ 1 Begonia, 1 Carnation, 1 Fuchsia, 1 Ger- 
5 anium, 1 Heliotrope. I Primrose. The 
! above 8 choice and favorite House Plants 
I postpaid 50c. It is a bargain. 
* 
Gepanium, Trego 
GERANIUMS 
Price of all Geraniums, except as noted, 
each 10c, three for 25c, per doz. $1.00, post- 
GERANIUM 'Z°ut'eY'"' 
ALPHONSO RICCARD. Bright verniillion scarlet. 
A. H. TREGO. Dazzling crimson scarlet, semi-double. 
Each 15c. . . 
ALLIANCE. Lilac white, blotched crimson rose, semi- 
double. Each 15c. . 
BEAUTY POITEVINE. Rosy salmon, scmi-double. 
FLEUR BLANC. Beautiful pure white. 
JEAN VIAUD, Semi-double, pure pink. 
JOHN DOYLE. Bright verniillion. semi-double. 
LA INCONTABLE. Rose color. 
MAD ROZAIN. White. Each IBc. 
PREDICTION. Cerise pink. 
S A. NUTT. Dark crimson. Each 15c. 
LA FAVORITE. Snowy white. Each 16. 
M. CANOVAS. Brilliant .scarlet with velvet maroon 
shadings. Each I6e. 
MISS FRANCES PERKINS. Beautiful pink. 
GERANIUM VWes.) 
ALICE OF VINCENNES. White veined scarlet. 
GRANVILLE. Soft, clear pink. 
JACQUERIE. Dark crim.son scarlet. Each ISC. 
MRS. E. RAWSON. Salmon-shaded crimson. 
MARS. Single, rose shading to white, 
MRS. E. G. HILL. Single salmon. 
MRS. J. M. CARR. Single white. 
MRS. BEASDSLEY. Single salmon pink. 
MAD. POIRIER. Violet carmine. 
QUEEN OF THE WEST. Single scarlet. 
GERANIUM L'elfT) 
This class has thick, gkway. ivy-shap«d 
leaves. Plants drooping in habit. Excellent 
for baskets, vases and house pla nts. 
BEAUTY OF CASTLE HILL. Soft rose color 
JEANNE DE ARC. Very large, pure white. 
SOUV. CHAS. TURNER. Flowers bright 
pink. Each l&c. 
GERANIUM i?e'i?.r 
MRS. POLLOCK. Golden tri color scarlet 
Howers. Each 16c. 
MOUNTAIN OF SNOW. Large leaves, 
etlged silver. 
MAD. SALLEROI. Smalt leaves, tinted 
"'"geranium tTnVed.) 
ROSE.This is the nwst desirable of the 
scented and fraKrant varielit's. 
GERANIUM ^l-^ington.) 
SANDIFORD'S SURPRISE. Big black 
blotches in upper petals, edged fiery red, sur- 
rounded with a broad band of while; lower 
lii tals « liile. with red spot in center of each. 
Each 30c. 
MRS. SANDIFORD. A splendid semi- 
double white flower, some flowers showing n 
small rich maroon siKit in upper petals, heav- 
ily fringed. Each 30c. 
SANDIFORD'S BEST. A beautiful shade of 
pink, surrounded with a band of the purest 
white, with large whit" throat. Each 80c, 
the set of 3 Lady Washlngtons for 75c, 
CURIOSITY 
Heliotrope, a favorite with everyone 
THE 
GREAT 
FLORAL 
A bulb that b 1 o o m .s without soil or 
water. See page 58, 
