SEED CATALOGUE of L. L. A V ^ CO., ST. PAUL, MINN. 61 
— Are Hardiest For All Climes 
Seedsmen, Florists, Nurserymen 
May's Select Nasturtiums and Morning Glories 
THE VARIETIES We offcT OTC oll frOm the 
best selected strains of seed stock and 
will give a profusion of bloom for three 
months. Picking only increases both the 
number and size of the blossoms and for cov- 
ering trellises, fences, etc., over rockwork, or 
for beds, no flower can equal them in gorgeous 
effect. The vines of the climbing varieties grow 
to an almost unbelievable size and tlie foliage 
serves well as a setting for the 
beautiful blooms. An ounce 
will plant a 
bed 10 ft. 
in diam- 
eter. 
MAY'S 
GIANT 
JAPANESE 
MORNING 
GLORY 
AN OLD FASn- 
, lONED CLIMBER, 
:oith exquisitely colored 
flowers. Our seed is grown 
from selected Japanese stock and 
embraces plain single, semi-dou- 
ble, quilled frilled, crimped and 
scalloped, of ever}' color; brilliant 
blues, reds, purples. Superior to 
any other stock offered. Packet lOc. 
Fine Mixed. A great variety of colors of 
popular, old fashioned morning glories. 
Packet 10c. 
Ipomoea Coccinea. Scarlet flowers with nasturtiums 
small foliage. One of the most handsome sorts. Packet lOc. 
Ipomoea Learii. Violet and blue flowers; for growing on walls, 
lo I'eet. Packet 10c. 
Ipomoea Rubro Caerulea. Early flowering, especially suitable for 
pot culture. Flowers sky blue. Height 8 feet. Packet 10c- 
MAY'S GIANT CLIMBING NASTURTIUMS 
A SPECIAL MIXTURE of tall or climbing varieties ranging through 
. the various colors from cream or sulphur yellow through 
orange to scarlet, crimson and maroon. They grow some- 
times 12 to 15 feet and the flowers, larger and more richly 
T colored than those of any variety we have ever 
known, are borne in marvelous profusion through- 
out the entire summer. Packet 10c., ounce 20c. 
MAY'S TALL GOOD MIXED 
BRILLIANTLY colored flowers in many shades in great 
profusion. Packet 10c. , ounce 20c. 
MAY'S NEW CLIMBING NASTURTIUMS 
HYBRIDS OF MADAM GUNTiiER." A Strain 01 French 
origin, most remarkable for the wide range of ex- 
quisite color. They are strong growers, climbing 5 to 
7 feet Packet Sc., ounce lOc, -pound 30c., potmd 
^ $1.00. 
MAY'S LOBB'S NASTURTIUMS 
BOTH FOLIAGE and flowers of this type are smaller than 
those of the common tall nasturtiums, but the won- 
derful profusion of blooms and intense brilliance of 
colors make it particularly desirable. Packet Sc., 
otmce 10c., 34-pound 30c., pound $1.00. 
MAY'S TALL FRENCH CHAMELEON 
NASTURTIUMS 
Auniqi;e VARIETY bearing various colored flowers 
L on the same plant which are curiously splashed 
and bordered. Packet lOc, ounce 20c. 
MAY'S DWARF IMPERIAL GERMAN 
FOR BEDDING. These jann little bushy plants about 
I foot high, and the blossoms, which are extraordi- 
narily large and borne in the greatest abundance range 
in color from pale yellow and orange, through the sun- 
set pinks to scarlet, velvety crimson and maroon. 
Packet lOc, ounce 20c. 
MAY'S DWARF GOOD MIXED 
N EXCELLENT grade of dwarf varieties comprising all 
shades and colors. Packet lOc., ounce 20c. 
MAY'S DWARF NAMED VARIETIES 
SEPARATE COLORS. Bronze; bronzy orange. 
Chameleon; various colors on one plant. 
Cloth of Gold; scarlet flowers. Crj'stal Palace 
Gem; maroon blotches. Lady Bird; orange 
yellow. Ruby King; crimson rose. Spotted; 
rich orange, spotted crimson. Prices, each 
variety, packet lOc, ounce 20c. 
A MARVELOUS RANGE of new colors has been 
. developed in this favorite flower, which 
for three or four months of the season makes 
a better display than almost any other plant. 
No other annual will produce such a lavish pro- 
fusion of flowers for .so long a time with the same 
small outlay of time and labor. The ma.icimum 
of bloom is produced in thin soils, and never flags 
through the hottest weather. In soils too rich leaves pre- 
dominate and the plants are apt to rot off in wet weather, espec- 
ially if standing loo close. Make your garden complete with these. 
For General List of Flower Seeds, see pages 68 to 7/, this catalogue. 
