CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS AND FRUITS. 
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Double Pemnta^JImeHca. 
The most showy doable vari- 
ety of all this magnificent class. 
It blooms profusely and its enor- 
mous ball-like blossoms arecharm- 
" ingly marked and variegated with 
white and crimson givingit amost 
novel and attractive appearance. 
The plant is a vigorous healthy 
grower and succeeds with but lit- 
tle care. Price, 20o. 
meyenia erecta. 
A flower for everyone who de- 
sires a nlant that will grow easily and flower profusely during 
?he .pnC?Lmme7andfall. The blossoms are a rich blue in 
co'or^rnd^shaped like a Gloxinia. Our stock is very fine and 
our t>rice very low for this beauty. Price, IOC 
(Coral dem.) 
This charming plant seems to be unknown in this country, 
yet it is so weTl thought of abroad that » prominent hort.<nil- 
tural journal color-plated it The Garden says of it I^^^^ 
slender branchinghabitis most striking, and the silvery roU- 
even more sf. Without its flowers it might almost be 
de^^crTed as a SiWery Asparagus." But bright coral red 
flowers, measuring two inches in ""Jf ^^^^^ 
greatly reminding one of the rare and beautiful Clianthus or 
^ory Pea sS diflicult to grow, while this gem is of the easiest 
possible management. Its drooping habit also makes it use- 
ful for hanging baskets. Price, 20o 
Oneofthemostln'R?M?AL^^^^^^^ 
DOUBLB PBTUNIA, "AUEHICA.' 
MKYENIi BRECTA. 
BRAZILIAN MELON FRUIT. 
An Ornamental Fruit Bearing Plant that No One Should Fail to Secure 
* f „n unheard of price we have secured for our many friends this season 
^™^'^Fd » SSH?^^^^^^ 
plants of the ornamental class. wrivM- "It is a fine shrub, 
the ^ag?is\?^e«?"1jaT5?oS'e''in°d%'L f^f'oTI^^Sutifu. orange salmon 
^ly "a consequently the packets w^U contain only about a dozen seeds each. Per pkt. 50c. j 
1IAI.ABAB TIKB. 
This magnificent variety, 
nuSK ^IVIKWHii i»t»i»v»". named after one of the brav- 
L''L\"ec°ore«tt°fefdTnreV%S?;^^ 
ica. Its adaptability 
to any soil and loca- 
tion, strong growth 
and freedom of bloom, 
places it in the front 
rank of this class of 
roses, while its lovely 
color and beautifully 
shaped buds and open 
flowers will be hailed 
with delight by both! 
the amateur and flor-l 
ist. The color is one I 
not found in any other! 
variety, being about | 
halfway between the 
La France and Gen- 
eral Jacqueminot, hav- 
ing all the rich tea per- 
fume of the former, but 
partaking strongly of 
the color of the latter, 
which gives it a rich, 
deep crimson pink 
shade, making it the 
most attractive and 
sweetest of roses. 
Strong, thrifty 
ilant». Pric«, 40o, 
I for SI .00. MABBBinA ODOBATA. 
