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L. L. MAY & CO., ST. P.WL, Af/AW. 
SOHE CHOICE CARNATIONS. 
For Fifty Cents we will send Six Carnations. 
Mayor Pingree. — Large, flowerine, c«am 
yeliow variety. A delicatecolor. Price 16o. 
Pride of America.— The largest white 
variety, excecdinglj fine. Price 86c. each. 
3 for 60o. 
Daybreak.— Acknowledged by alltheniost 
beautiful light pink carnation. Price 16c. 
each, 3 for lOc. 
Jubilee. — Rich red flowers that arc won- 
derfully iragrant. Plant, a strong grower, 
Price 16c. 
Albertina.— One of the new pink shades. 
Color, a sort of light rose. Price SOc. 
Ivory. — Extra large pure white blossoms. 
Plant is a strong grower. Price 16c. 
3 For 35 Cts 
Your SELECTION of varieties 
Tidal Wave. — Carmine pink. A grt& 
favorite with large growers on account olit 
free flowering habit. Price lOc. 
Lizzie McGowan. — A desirable pare w hit* 
Flowers lar^jic and of perfect form. Price lOe 
Wm. Stuart —Dark red flowers of largi 
size. Very flagrant. Price 16c. 
Marietta. — Probably the most beautifulol 
this class. Color, rich crimson. A free bloom 
er and strong grower. Price 20c each. 
Imperial. — Snow white flowers ot gooi 
size. Plant is bushy in habit and produce 
a great profusion of blossoms. Price SOc. 
Gennania.— Bright red. The flowers an 
perfect in form and keep a long time aft« 
cutting. Price 16c 
For only 35 cents we will send postpaid, your choice 
of three carnations. 
PSIDB OF AMERICA. 
CTPBSU8 ALTBRNIPOLIUS. 
(Umbrella Palm.) 
CypertJS 
AltcrnifoUiJSe*?^ 
Umbrella Palm.— 
This is one of the 
most useftil of our 
house plants. It is 
exceedingly hardy in 
constitution, and if 
given plenty of water 
will flourish where 
other plants would 
die. Being semi-aqu- 
atic in its nature, it 
is very pretty when 
grown ina bowl and 
kept filled with water 
above the soil. Price 
15c and 25c ac- 
cording to size of 
plants. 
NOTICE. 
Our list of Pansics 
and Nasturtiums is 
the most complete in 
America. 
CLERODENDRON BALFOURI. 
A auperb house climber that has become very popular within the last two years, 
ana is now in great demand. It grows very rapidly and to almost any height, and maj 
be trained in any desired shape. The flowers are produced in great abundance, and, as showi 
in theillustraiion, are of a drooping habit, slightly resembling the blossoms of a Fnschia 
Color, white and scarlet. It makes a beautiful display when trained on a trellis among thi 
plants in a window garden. We would strongly urge all our friends who want a fine houM 
climber to order this Clerodendron. Price 15c. 
CARNATION, MINNEHAHA. 
. Probably the largest ami most perfectly formed Carnation that has eyer been produced 
J* strong, healthy grower and exceedingly free flowering. The color is a rich, deep red and 
the blossoms are of the most beautiful formation imaginable. Very fragrant and a most deaii 
able plant for pot culture as it will bloom freely when otberTarieties fail utterly. Price 2Bc 
CLBSODBNDRON BALFOITRI. 
Cissus Discolor 
OR 
Qiamaleon 
One of the most 
beautifnl yines that 
can be obtained for 
got culture in the 
ouse. The foliage 
is simplygorgeous in 
its coloring, being a 
combination of crim- 
son, rose and green. 
Every leaf is marbled 
and blotched in some 
peculiar manner. It 
is easily grown and 
a plant that neyer 
fails to please. Makes 
a most beautiful 
bracket plant, also 
desirablefor baskets. 
Price 20o. 
C18SUS DISCOLOR. 
(Chameleon Vine.) 
MOCK, STRAWBERRY OR FRAGARIA INDICA. 
It l.lu.°t''wh^"»on^Sn«fd'w^n?%or1i"w^ ^t"" t^SP""-* 1? f",'.' bearing, but thebright red fruit is not edible. As a basket or bracket p'ant 
It ujust what you should want, for it blooms and bears almost the entire year. Greasiest growth andadmired by all who have seen it. Price 15c: 
FUCHSIA, INDIA. 
..Yu.^^YJ'f'i'*'' England for oar easterners this season 
and think the India is the finest doable purple we have ever seen with the possible exception of 
Purple Queen, which was introduced last fall. India is a strong, rapid growing variety, producing 
If "^fi^?" '''"""""s '° P"'"*'"*'""' 'tdoes well in almost any situation and requires 
bnt little attention: it ia in fact as near perfection as a plant can b&, and one adapted to house 
cnltare. Stronsr, thrifty plants, 36o each, 3 for $1 .OO. 
SOME BEAUTIFUL CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 
This assortment is made up from the 
-A fine large flowering, early white Tariety. 
We offer here a selection of the choicest varieties only, 
best flowering sorts. 
Urs. F. Bergman. 
Price 15c. 
Yellow aueen.— Extra early flowering large yellow sort, of perfect 
habit. Price 16c. 
Velvet dueen. — A charming Chrysanthemum, correctly named, 
' Velvet Queen." The blossoms often measuring fiye or six inches in 
I diameter, and are the richest shade of velvety brown imnginable. In all 
our collection, which consists of several hundred choice varieties, this 
was by far the most attractive; its mammoih richly colored blossoms 
were the admiration of all who saw it. This plant is of strong upright 
habit and produces its flowers in great profusion through the entire sea- 
son Price 30c each, 3 for 75c. 
Major Bonaflbn.— Soft clear yellow, incurved petals. The single 
blossom often measure over seven inches in diameter. Price SOc. 
Agnes Louise Balskov.— One of the most beautiful pink varieties 
we have ever grown. Price 16c. 
John Shrimpton.— A red variety that is attracting attention every- 
where. Blossoms of good size and very showy. Price 16o. 
Oolden Weddinif. — A grand goldencolored variety that is probably 
more largely grown by florists than any other. The plant is a vigorous 
grower and free blooming. Price 16o. 
Merry Monarch. — Beautiful snow white blossoms of large Mze and 
perfect formation. A strong, vigorous grower. Prioa lOc. 
FIIAORARr4 tNDICA. 
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