SEED CATALOGUE of L. L. 1%^ AV ^ CO., ST. PAUL, MINN. 83 
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--Are Hardiest For All Climes 
Sredsmen, Florists, Nurserymen 
May's Beautiful Flowering Plants and Shrubs 
MAY'S LANTANA 
rllF- LANTANA Prod 
tritnsoti, scarlet and yellow, soinclimea all on the same spike. 
Henderson. Beautiful orange, changing to crimson. Each 10c.» postpaid. 
La Neige. Pure white, with faint shades of yellow. Each 10c., postpaid. 
New Weepin^^ This Lantana is a fine plant of graceful, drooping habit, producing flower 
III each leaf. I'he flowers are a brilliant rosy lilac, and literally cover the whole plant. One 
'if the best varieties for hanging baskets. Entirely distinct from any other flower. Eadh, 
iSCt postpaid. 
MAY'S JusTiciAS— Plume Plants 
Velutina. When only a few inches high it begins to bear ciust rs of large, pink feather 
like flowers, lasting for a long time, and is never out of bloom, frequently so spikes at one 
ttip.e. Each 20c., postpaid. 
Camea. A very beautiful red. Each 20c., postpaid. 
Flava. Yellow, new and desirable. Each 20c, postpaid* 
MAY'S Jessamine 
Night Blooming. This beaviiiful 
of easy cultivation, with small, \vh 
blossoms which arc delightfully 
fragrant at night. It commences 
io blossom when only a iev/ 
inches high. Each 
I5c., postpaid. ^ 
Gracillimum. A flowering ,/ (^^^ 
shoot is produced at every I*', ~" 
joint, which terminates in ^ 
a cluster of pure white, ^/ 
fragrant flowers, blooms 
from October to Febru- 
ary. Ea. 15c., postpaid. 
^ Maid of Orleans. Kle- 
Ij.— i TV Kant, fragrant flowers 
postpaid. 
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MAY'S Plumbago 
THE PLUMBAGOS are a constantly blooming plant, «ith delicate and grace- 
ful flowers. Very useful for pot culture or the garden. 
Capensis. Light, lavender blue. Each 15c., dozen Sl.50. 
Capeusis Alba* Creamy white flowers. Each ISc, dozen $1.50. 
MAY'S Pomegranate 
A BEDDING PUVNT. quUf hardy in the South. Large orange-red blossoms. 
Good for bedding or pot culture in the house. Each 15c., dozen $1.50. 
MAY'S PERESKIA ACULETA (Lemon Vine, or Barbaooes Gooseberry) 
i.AK IN THE greatest profusion the most exquisite single white flowers, 
resembling white roses, and of almost overpowering fragrance. These 
followed by edible fruits, about the size of a gooseberry. Each 15c. 
MAY'S Rubber Plant 
AVERY STRONG Ornamental plant, with bioad, flossy leaves of deepest 
green. Strong plants, by express, 75c. to $2.00 each. 
MAY'S Pansies 
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WE CAN skip Pansy plants grown from our best strain of seed, in bud and 
bloom at all times. Each lOc, dozen 75c,, 100 $4.00. 
MAY'S SOLANUMS 
Capsicastnim or Jerusalem Cherry, A du arf branching plant which produces 
an abundance of small scarlet berries during the Kali and Winter. Very 
handsome and dc<:or!ttivc. Each l5c. 
Jasminoides Granlifloriiun. Star shaped flowers of purest white, violet 
tinge on back of petals. Each 15c. 
MAY'S STROBILANTHES 
Porto Rico Coleus. It produces small spikes of bl jom. Ea. lOc, doz. $1.00. 
MAY'S Petunias 
Adonis. A very large double pink variety. Each 15c., dozen $1.50. 
Fritz. Deep purple, with cream and pink. ^ Each 15c., dozen $1.50. 
SnowbaU. Large double white flowers, finely fringed. Each 15c.,dozen$1.50. 
Collection of 3 separate colors. 35c* 
MAY'S Oleander 
AVERY HANDSOME ottl Jashiont'd shriib growing troin 
4 to 6 feet high, with glossy dark green foliage and 
very showy, beautiful flowers. As a specimen plant 
for porch decoration. Can be grown in tubs and 
wintered in the cellar. 
Prince Albert. Wry large white flowers, perfectly 
double. Each 20c. 
Lovely double pins blossoms- 
Yellow flowers, large and double. 
La Rosfire. 
Each 20c. 
Golden West, 
Each 20c. 
Collection of 3 separate varieties, 50c* 
MAY'S Primula (Chinese primrose) 
OUR STOCK has been groxn from the choicest strain 
of seed to be obtained. Strong plants, 
nch I5c., postpaid. 
■ orbesi or Baby Primrose. A new and distinct 
vari(;ty and one of the foremost prolific bloomers 
we have ever grown. Flowers arc of medium 
size, pinkish white, borne on long stems. 
Each 20c., postpaid. 
Obconica Grandinora. A strong, compact grower, 
wit!) beautiful green leaves and tall, graceful 
hicins. 'bearing large, fringed flowers of a delicate 
pink tinge. Each 25c., postpaid. 
MAY'S LaGERSTROEMIA (Crape Myrtle) 
ACHCiCE PiJtNT hr grotiing in pots or tubs 
\i hich for t wo or three months in the summer 
will bi- covered with soft, delicate pink flowers. 
Each 20c., postpaid* 
PRIMULA 
