COREOPSIS. 
Hardy Perennial. 
ht golden vellow. Blossoms from 
til killed bv frost. Pkt. loc 
COBEA. 
( Cup and Saucer Vine.) Annual, 
ipid climber for trellises, arbors 
uiks, etc. . , , „ 
KNS— Bell shaped purple blossoms 
liKNS ALBA— I'ure wliite. Pkt. loc. 
LAHEN PERSICUn UIQAN TEUfl 
Tender Perennial. 
train of this seed has been obtiiined 
from the best European specialist. 1 he 
igs are very rich and bcavititul. Kose, 
crimson, purple, pink. Pkt. 25«. 
9. $1.00. 
CYPRESS VINE. 
Annual. 
very rapid grovvin>: climber with 
t star shaped blossoms. Scarlet, 
. mixed. Pkt. sc. 02. isc. 
DAHLIA. 
Tender Perennial. 
iLE niXED— Pkt. sc. oz. 40c. 
BLE niXED— Pkt. IOC, oz. $1.00. 
DAISIES. 
(Bellis Perennis.) Perennial. 
(iFELLOW—Kich rose color. Pkt. 10c. 
u BALL— Double white. Very large and 
V. Pkt. I sc. 
IsLE niXED— Pkt. 10c. 
, cosnos. 
Annual. I 
utiful autumn blooming flowers.; 
(lowers are borne profusely on long 
, and present a most charming appear-! 
when the plants arc in full bloom. 
nOTH PERFECTION— A new race of these 
site tlowers with blooms of immense 
iftcn measuring 4 to 5 inches in diani- 
For cutting for bouquet purpo.ses this 
e of the finest flowers in cultivation, 
le fully two weeks in water. rne 
s grow to a height of ry or 6 feet, are ot 
ictrical growth, forming perfect pyra. 
of bloom in earl V autumn -and contin- 
n bloom until killed by severe frost, 
are a most valualile acquisition to any 
len and should be cultivated extensively. 
Dffer them in three separate shades, 
iie. pink and crimson. Pkt 10c or 3for ajc. 
.kOUERITE FRINGED— The petals are deep- 
id irregularly cut and fringed in such a 
ncr as to resemble Marguerites. Blooms 
if large size, white, red and pink, with all 
nterinediate tints. Pkt. 10c. 
KLY DWARF DAWN— This variety comeB 
flower in Juiv and continues a mass oi 
m until cut "down by frost. It is ot 
rf growth, forming compact, bushy 
ts. abjout 4. feet high. The flowers are of 
r size white, relieved by a delicate tint 
>s- at the base of the petals, Pkt. loc. 
il'LY PLOWERINQ MIXED— These produce 
rcat profusion of bloom from inid- 
Tner till frost. Pkt. loc, oz. 25c. 
NT FLOWERINQ— Extra large blooms 
in autumn. Valuable for the middle 
southern st.-ites. Pkt. loc, oz. 25c. 
UELPHlNiun 
^Larkspur.) Annual Varieties. 
EMPEROR— Many colors mixed. Pkt. Sc., 
TALL DOUBLE ROCKET— Large showy blos- 
soms. Pkt. sc. 
Perennial Sorts. 
FORMOSUM— Blue, white eye. Pkt. sc. 
HYBRlDUn— .Mixed. Best varieties in asplen- 
did assortment of colors. Pkt. sc 
NUDICAULE — Showy scarlet blossoms.i 
^' DIANTHUS OR PINKS. 
Easily eidtivated, blooming freely, with- 
standing all conditions ot soil and chniatc, 
this class of flowers is among the most pop-i 
ular in our entire list. They bloom early 
and late and give satisfaction everywhere- 
FIREBALL— This valuable variety, intro- 
duced bv us several years ago, sprang into 
great favor and is one of the best novelties| 
?ver offered bv any firm. The blossoms are 
large, full and'double, of a rich, velvety red.j 
sometimes shaded brilliant crimson. If seedl 
is sown as soon as danger from frost is past,! 
a bountiful supply of gorgeousflowers can bel 
had tor several months. They are excellent 
for cutting, remain fresh a long time after 
placing in water, and are at all times pleas- 
ing and beautiful. For bedding purposes 
nothing can approach them for bloom and 
beauty. Pkt. 10c, oz. 30c. 
DOUBLE CHINA PINK— Large blooms of 
manv shades. Pkt. sc. oz. 2SC. 
DOUBLE FRINGED JAPAN PINK— These are 
most beautifully fringed and produce an 
almost endless array of color. Pkt. loc. 
HAMMOTH PERFECTION COSMOS. 
DATURA. 
(Trumpet Flower.1 Annual. 
Large, showy, traini)et shaped blos- 
soms. 
ARBCREA — Creaym white; fragrant. 
Pkt. IOC. 
CORNUCOPIA— (Horn of Plenty.) Mam- 
moth blooms, purple outside, creamy 
creamy white within. Pkt. ioc. 
GOLDEN QUEEN— Pure golden yel- 
low. Pkt. IOC. 
WRIGHT! — (Angel's Trumpet.) 
White and lilac. Pkt. loc. 
WHITE DIADEM PINK. 
A recent introduction from Eu- 
rope of most striking beauty. It 
is easily grown from seed, blos- 
soming as soon as the plants are 
a few inches high and bearing a 
great profusion of tlowers the en- 
tire .season. The ground color of 
the bloom is pure white, from 
which stand out in beautiful con- 
trast the Diadem markings, those 
dcHcate velvctv and feathery lines 
in shield-like form, to which it 
owes it.s name, the tints be ng 
principailv lilac, purple, carmineor 
blood red. Pkt. isc. 
WHITE DIADEM PINK. 
DOLICHOS. 
(Hyacinth Bean.) Annual. 
„ rapid growing climber; ornamental 
flowers and seed pods. • 
Purple, White, Hlxed. Pkt. sc. 
HEDDEWIGI— Large brillian t blossoms. Single mixed. 
Double mixed. Pkt. sc, oz. 2SC. 
IMPIiRIAL niXED— A fine assortment. Fkt. lOC, 
DOUBLE inPERIAL MIXED— As good as many of the 
carnations. Pkt. 10c, oz. 30c. . 
DOUBLE FRINGLD AND STRIPED— Charmingly cut 
and fringed. Pkt. loc. .... .... 
GOOD niXED— Containing 2o good varieties. 
PHEASANTS EYE— Perennial. Beautifully frinK<^d. 
rich and varied colors, all marked with a brilhalit 
€VC Pkt IOC 
MOURNING CLOAK— Large double flowers, rich 
blackish crimson, margined white. Fkt. loc. 
SALMON QUEEN— A brilliant shade of salmon. 
Pkt IOC 
SNOWSTORn— Large double pure white. Pkt. loc 
DIGITALIS. 
(Foxglove.) Hardy Perennial. 
Fine for shrubberies and half shady places. 
LUTEA— Vellow. Pkt. SC. ^ , ^ . ^,„„^. 
nONSTROSA MIXED— Giant plants and blooms. 
Pkt IOC. , „, . 
PURPUREA— Reddish purple. Pkt. SC 
MIXED— All colors. Pkt. sc. 
DRACENA INDIVISA. 
Tender Peiennial. 
Very decorative, Pkt. loc. 
CYPERUS, 
(Umbrella Plant.) Tender Perennial. 
Easily grown in water. A rapid grower. Pkt. loc 
CENTROSEHA QRANDIFLORA. 
(Butterfly Pea,) Perennial. 
A fine climber. Produces inverted, pea shaped 
flowers from 1% to 2% inches in diameter, ranging 
in color from rosy violet to reddish purple. Pkt. loc, 
oz. 7SC. 
CHRYSANTHEnUM. 
Annual. 
ECLIPSE— Yellow, purplish scarlet and dark brown. 
Pkt. IOC. oz. 3SC. . , ,. 
LORD BEACONSFIELD— Rich crimson maroon, deli- 
eatelv stri|>ed and edged with gold. Pkf. sc.oz. 15c. 
TRICOLOR SINGLE MXIED— These all have beautiful 
rings and eves of color. Pkt. gc. 
DOUBLE ANNUAL MIXED— Choice mixture including 
Japanese, Chinese, I'ompon and incurved varieties. 
Pkt sc oz 30c 
INoboRUM PLENISSIMUM— Hardy Perennial. I'ure 
white, very double; free bloomer. Pkt. sc. 
CINERARIA MARlTinA. 
(Dustv Miller.) Half Hardy Perennial. 
Beautiful silvei-y foliage. Pkt 5c, oz. aoc. 
CINERARIA HYBRIDA. 
Tender Perennial. 
A most gorgeous, showy house plant. Colors 
range from deepest purple through the hghte>t 
shades of pink and carmine, while some are pure 
white with blue eye, while centred, bordered pur- 
LARGE FLOWERING HIXED— The finest imported 
seed. Pkt. asc. „. ^ 
CHOICE niXED— All colors. Pkt. isc 
CLEMATIS. 
Hardy Perennial Climbers. 
JACKMAN'S HYBRIDS— This incliaUs all the fine 
varieties of purple, white, blue, red . etc. Pkt. iSC. 
PANICULATA— Small flowering white. Pkt. IOC. 
EDELWEISS. 
Hardy Perennial. 
The true stock from the Alps, 
shaped blossoms. Pkt. loc. 
White, star 
