I., r.. MAV & CO.. PI.ANIS. SEKDS, FRUITS AND TRKK.S 
Giant Flowered Cyclamen 
CYCLAMEN , 
Thif well-known f ree - 1> 1 ooni i ri a 
plant is onlj- adapted for house cul- 
ture, hut for winter flowerinit it ha.s 
few superiors. Will sivc more flowers 
with less trouble than almost anj- 
other bulb we list. Dry bulbs of the 
Giant Flowered lype. niixoil. Each, 
15e, 3 for 40e, 6 fop 75c, postpaid. 
BABIANAS 
Unusually pretty and attractive 
flowers. Should be given the .same 
treatment as l.ti.is They arc s|)cc- 
ially adapied'to winter blocmiinK. 
The flowers are star shaped. Mixed. 
Eacii, 3c, doz., 25c, postpaid. 
ALLIUM 
NEAPOLITANUM 
l.ikethe Fieesia this is one of the 
most beautiful of white flowering 
bulbous plants for the house or c<m- 
servatory. 
The hand.some star-shaped flowers 
are borne in umbels on stems which 
Brow to a height of abiiut l.i inches. 
Z for 8c, doz., 20e, per 100, $1.25. 
postpaid. 
Babianas 
OXALIS 
Lovely little plants for hanging pots 
and bankets. If planted early, will 
produce flowers in December an<l re- 
main so for the entirtr season. 
Planted in groups and left undisturbed, will 
come forth annually with renewed strength and 
beauty. Well suited for planting singly in the 
grass, the dainty flowers showing exquisitly 
against the fresh green, w liile the foliage is suf- 
ficently matured to cut without injury by time 
the lawn is ready to be mown. In the house they 
will bloom by Cliristnias. 
Colchicu!Ti (Autumn Flowering Crocus) 
COLCHICUM 
I Autumn-Flow^rine: Crocus) 
The flowers of which come through 
the ground without the leaves in the 
fall, the leaves appearing the follow- 
ing sprin;,. The flowers comprise 
many shades of white, purple, rose, 
striped, etc. Each, Sc., doz., 50o, 
postpaid. 
STAR OF BETH- 
LEHEM 
(Ornlthogalum Arabicum) 
A beautiful variety, throwing up a 
tall spike bearing numerous large 
milk-w hite, star-shaped flowers, with 
a black center, and having a ilistincl 
aromatic perfume. They arc decidedly 
pretty and interesting when growing 
in the garden ; but are more largly 
grown for greenhouse and window 
decoration, being of the easiest cul- 
ture. Largely forced by florists now 
for cut flowers. Each, 5c, doz., 50c., 
postpaid. 
SCILLA SIBERICA 
, This is the best Scilla for forcing 
nKl<K)rs. TOming into bloom with Ro- 
man Ibacinths. The flowers are true 
ultramarine blue, and are Ijorne on 
graceful spikesof six to twelve blooms 
each. The bulbs arc hardy ami may 
ne left in the ground for several years 
without taking up. Each. 3c. doz., 
25c.. per 100, $1.50. pos tpaid. 
OxaMs 
Bermuda, 
Buttercup. 
T he best o f 
•ill Oxalis. 
Mowers cl ea r I 
>■ c 1 1 o w a n (1 ' 
very large.] 
Each. 5c. doz.. 
50e. 100,$3.00, 
postpaid. 
B o w i e 1 . 
I.arge <*rlmson 
flowers. Each, ^ 
5c, doz., 50c., t 
postpaid. I 
Oxalis mixed, i 
Each.Se. doz., ; 
25c. I 
SINGLE SNOWDROPS. 
Doz.. 15c, 100. $1.00, 
postpaid. 
DOUBLE SNOWDRO PS. 
3 for lOe. doz., 35c. 
100, $2.00, postpaid. 
ELWESI GIANT SNOW- 
DROPS. 
One of the finest of the 
genus; at least three times 
the size of the ordinary 
single snowdroo. Doz., 
20c, 100, $1.25, post- 
paid. 
Scilla Slberica 
