3 years. 
MATRIMONY VINE. 
(LYCIUM CHINENSIS.) 
This is a most vijjorous, hardy, climb- 
iu^x plant when triiincd to an arbor 
fastened to a lence, attache(i to a tree.to» 
the side of a house, the pillars of a piazza, 
or in any location where a qitick j?ro\v- 
inj? hardy climber is desired. It sends 
out numerous branches so that it covers 
a j^reat amount of space in a short time, 
and every new growth is at oijce covered 
with flowers, which are succeeded by 
beautiful berries nearly an inch lonj;, 
every branch being loaded down with 
tlicni. It continues flowering' and new 
berries are forming from late spring until 
frost. Tlie berries ripen in early tiutumn 
antl remain on the vine until the early 
winter. It \v\U grow and thrive in any 
situation, either shade or bright sunlight 
and will take root in any soil. Valuable 
as it is for covering fences, etc., it is even 
more desirable for clambering over stone 
walls, bare rocks or unsightly banks, 
covering them quickly with bright green 
foliage and later on rendering them ob- 
' jects t)f beauty with its wealth of purple 
flowers and scarlet berries, i year, 15c; 
25c; extra strong:. 3 and 4 years. 25c, by express. 
t/ 
EULALIA VARIEGATED. 
HARDY PERENNIALS. 
sti'oii.ii. ci'cct 
Mail size, 15c: 
tcTiis. 2 feet 
extra size, 25c. 
ANTMEMISTINCTORIA. 
— (Hardy Marguerite.) 
\"ery satisfaflory sum- . 
mcr (lowering: pereii- 
iiifds, sticeccdinj; in 
MATRinONV VINE. tlic poorest soil, jjrow- 
ing about 15 inches hij;h and blooniing eontiniiously (luring Ihe 
summer. Of dense Inishy growth wilh larjie, golden yellow 
Howers. Mall size, loc; extra size, 15c. 
AQUILEQIA OR COLU.V.BINE— In foliage, flowers and stems the 
Columbines have an air of classieal elegance that gives ihem a 
high rank among Perennials. Thev grow about 2 feet high and 
succeed in any good garden soil. Mail size, isc; extra heavy, »5c. 
The set of six. 75c. 
Coerulea— This is the true blue form of the Kocky Mountain 
Ct)lumliine: one of the handsome sorts grown. 
Chrysantha— The beautiful golden spurred "Columbine." Golden 
yellow blossoms. 
Chrysantha Alba— A beautiful white flowered form of the above. 
Glandulosa — A lovclv shade of blue ;ind white. 
Hybrida— Orown from the best imported seed. Many of these are 
of surpassing beautv. 
Vulgari.s Alba— A most bcatltiful, double white v.iriety. 
ASTERS, ALPINUS— Showy, free blooming plants, eommcncingto 
flower early in the season and coutinulog till killed by frost. 
IJiossoins Ijluish purple 
2 inches or more across 
No class of plants will vield better or more pleasing results for the money niyested than these 
lard V Perennials. Thev require but very little care or attention, are perlectly hardy and yield a ricB 
harvest of bloom on the'lawn. Until this class of plants comes into more general use, we cannot hope 
to see really artistic gardens in this country. * . 
Hall size plants are sent postpaid at prices quoted. All others are sent by express or freight at 
purchasers expense. Dozen rate ten times single rate. Special prices given on application on large quantities. 
ACHILLEA— ,The Pearl.) Pure white blooms borne in the greatest prolusion the entire summer, on 
high. 
Fine for cut blooms and unsurpassed as a border plant, 
CAMPANULA — (Bell Flower.; A mostiniportant class ot 
hardy plants, producing handsome, bell-shaped blos- 
soms"in great profusion. Hall size 15c; extra heavy, asc 
Carpatica Alba— Of dwarf habit, with pure white 
blooms, produced throughout the summer. 
Pyramldalis— Brect. pyramidal shaped stalk, with large, 
handsome blue flower.s. ^ . . 
Assorted— Gro\yii from the best seed, containing 
grand mixture of white and blue varieties. 
CHRVSANTHEWUM MAXIMUM — (Marguerites.) Free 
growing perennials, not exceeding 30 inches in height, A 
forming compact bushes, which are covered with - 
bloom the entire summer. The blossoms art of large 
size pure white, of great substance, lasting a week or 
more in perfect condition when cut. They arc perlectly 
hardy and bloom profusely throughout the entire 
summer. Hall size 15c, extra heavy, 2sc. 
Giant Golden Coreopsis. 
and profuse 
blooming plant with strikingly beautiful flowers of a 
rich golden color, which remain in bloom all the sum- 
mer The long thin stems make it part:cularly val- 
■ •• •'- ' -nceof bloom and 
YUCCA. 
Grows about H inches 
d o w n by 
higli. Mail Size ijc. severe frosts 
OKLPHINiU.'V\—( Larkspur.) These are among in .uitumn, 
the most satisfactory ])lants that can be grown 
in the herbaceous garden, producing their 
hing, showy spikesof bloom continuously 
Iroih June till late in fall, if the precau- 
Lion is taken to remove the flower stems 
before thev produce seed. Hail Size <5C. 
Elatum— (Bee Larkspur.) Of medium 
height, with clear blue flowers in large, 
br.'inching racemes. 
Koritiosum— The old favorite, dark blue 
var'etv in bloonifrom JunctillNovember. 
Hybridum — Choice mixed varieties, grown 
from the best imported seed. A collection 
of these planted in clumps is very at- 
tractive. 
DIELVTRA— Bleeding Heart.) An old- 
fashioned favorite of rare grace and 
beauty. Flowers are heart-shaped, of a 
rosc-crimson color produced in spring in 
long, droojjing racemes. One of the 
prettiest of border plants, useful for in- 
door forcing, and unexcelled for spccimer, 
lawn plants, /lail sizeisc extra heavy, 25c. 
DKilTALIS— (Foxglove.) A handsome and 
Iiighly orn.'unental, hardy plant, of state- 
ly growth, well adapted' for planting in 
shrubberies and other half shady situa- 
tions. Purplish blooms produced in long 
tcrmin;d racemes. Mail size 15c, extra 
heavy, 25c. 
ELVMIIS — A long, narrow-, gray-colored 
ornamental grass, growing lo to 20 in- 
ches in height. Mail size 15c, Extra heavy 
2SC. 
grown 
plant. 
.a more satisfactory 
Mail Size ijc, extra 
heavy, 15c; 4 
for soc, 
