MAY S SORTHURN <;R0\VN PLANl^BEST FOR ALL CI.IMK.S. 
lOT, 
No collection of flower- 
ing shrubs is wimpleli: 
* GIANT TREE LILAC. 
BU.LAKDI. a very strong Ki">wer 
Spireas 
witliout these. "Their free l)loominn 
habit, their graceful flowers aiul 
their long flowering period, extend- 
ing over several weeks, all combine to 
render them most desirable. We oflcr 
a collection of the best named sons, 
aoc each, or any 6 for $i.oo. 
ANTHONY WATERER. (Scecut.) This 
is of recent introduction, and one ol 
the most beautiful varieties in culli 
vation. It forms a low, compact 
bushv pl-int 15 to 20 inches high ami 
is covered nearly the entire season 
with large clusters of deep crimson 
flowers. It begins to bloom when 
verv small and is an almost continu- 
ous" bloomer thereafter. It is an ex- 
cellent plant for pot culture in the 
house, and being perfectly hardy, is a 
valuable addition to our list of shrubs 
for planting on the lawn. This rare 
and valuable combination of adapta- 
bilitv renders it especially attractive 
to plant lovers, while its free bloom- 
ing nature and its wonderfully brill- 
i int blossoms recommend it every- 
where. . , , , 
ARIAEFOLIA. Of dense, bushy habit. 
Plant covered with greenish white 
blossoms. 
, blooming unite late in the season. Hlowers clear 
ijink coU)i". 
CALLOSA ALBA. 
produc- 
A dwarf-growing sort, 
ing pure white flowers in midsummer. 
CRATAEQIFOLIA. A handsome, hardy, distmct va- 
riety. White blossoms in great prolusion. 
DOOOLASSL A strong-growing, late-flowered vari- 
ety, producing rose colored blossoms. 
aOLUEN. Most beautiful golden yellow foliage and 
pure white blossoms. * . 
OPIJLIFOLIA. A strong growing variety w;ith large, 
pure wMte blossoms. 
PRUNIFOLIA. (Bridal Wreath.) (See cut opp. page.) 
\n carl V and prolific bloomer, producing an abun- 
dance of double, pure white flowers. Th.sc are 
borne on long, graceful steins, which are most 
hcauliful. One of the best. 
TMUNBERQI. Of dwarf habit and rounded, graceful 
form. Blossoms verv early in spring, producing an 
abundance of small, delicate white flowers. 
VAN HOUTTI. One of the grandest of all the Spi- 
reas. Highly ornamental at all times, but when in 
flower it is a complete fountain of white bloom, the 
foliage scarcely showing at all. . , ,. ^. . 
C.ri^inrrac 'On account oftheirhardiness, their 
oyriIlg«»». frce-blooming habit and their 
beautiful fragrant flowers, these should be inorc 
extensively planted, aoc each, the set of 6 for Ji.oo. 
CORONARIUS NANUS. A dwarf-growing variety, 
which is covered with an abundance of pure white 
blooms the latter part of May. 
FLORE PLENO. Another dw.irf-growing 
with large, double cream colored flowers. 
aOLDEN. A most beautiful sort, with pure golden 
foliage making it attractive at all times, and most 
beautiful when covered with its pure white bios 
soms. , , 
ORANDIFLORA. This is a very large growing va 
ricty, producing a great profusion of bloom in June 
variety 
and Ju'.y. 
ilOINEI. 
LEMOiN'EI. A grand variety of recent introduction 
showing a vast improvement over ojd sorts 
Blooins very large, pure white and exceedingly Ira- 
grant. . , , 
ZEHERI. Another new variety, snid to possess un- 
usual merit. A rampant grower and a most pro 
fuse bloomer. Most beautiful, 
Viburnum Flore Pleno. 
Snowball, t 
The beauty of the old favorite Snowball is well 
known. In this variety we have enormous heads 
of pared lublc white blossoms, which open the lat 
tcr part of May and arc most useful and decorative 
\\/^:!r«-£kl ; o c These are beautiful shrubs that 
VVClgCIltlS. bloom in June and July, the 
plants being smothered in the great profusion of 
bloom, aoc each, or 6 for $i.oo. 
ABEL CARRIERRE A distinct and valuable sort 
with bright rose colored blossoms. 
AMABILIS. A Ix-autiful variety with attractive 
iiink blossoms. . 
CANDIDA. A strong growing new variety, produc 
ing pure white flowers in great profusion. 
NANA", VARIEQATED. A dwarf growing variety 
with clearly defined variegated foliage. Most ad 
niirablv adapted for small 'awns. 
ROSEA. The old and popular sort, with pure rose 
colored blossoms. 
White Fringe. ZT.^Jyl',^ vely p^r.^: 
jngin appearance. The blooms resembling tassels 
of white fringe, are borne in great profusion and are 
Tcry fragrant, aoc each. 
PURPLE FRINGE. 
verv showy, hardy variety 
HARDY PERENNIALS-=ConcIuded 
For Balance of List see Page log. 
F^lvmaie (Lyme Grass.) A handsome 
dlj'mUd* grass with iiiirrow glaucous 
silverv foliage, well adapted for planting in 
borders and in the edges of beds. Grows about 
8 feet hig h, loc each, $i.oo |ier doz. 
FJoc+ltr'a ^ prettv tufted grass with fine 
rC!>l.UC<l« glaucous foliage. loc each. 
GaillardiaOrandiflora. ^T,::^;', 
These are among the showiest and most eft'ec- 
tive of hardv perennial plants. They com- 
mence to flower in June and continue one mass 
of bloom the entire season. The blossoms are 
from to 3% inches in diameter, are pro- 
duced on long stems and are excellent for cut- 
ting. The center is dark reddish brown, while 
the petals are variously marked with rings of 
brilliant scarlet crimson, or.'inge and vermilion. 
IOC each, .$i.oo per doz. 
Qypsophila Paniculata. '^,11^^^ 
,V oeautiful old fashioned plant which is very 
attractive and showy, and most ornamental 
and u.scful at all times. When in bloom it torms 
a svnimctrical mass 2 to 3 leet in height and 
the" same in diameter, of minute, pure white 
flowers, the whole forming a beautiful gaiMC- 
likc appearance. It is very fine for cutting pur- 
poses. IOC each, $1.00 per doz. 
Hypericum Elegans. ^In'^""'; 
vigorous growing bushv plant of graceful 
liabit. producing medium size, bright yellow flowers, 
'^I'u^tlJi rr>li'r^Uc.fi€Mntic (Orange Sunflower.) A desirable herbaceous plant 
HellOpSlS PltCnerianUS. gruvvfug 2 U>H feet high. U is aperpelu.dbloom 
er commencing to flower early in the season and continuing in bloom the entire summer 
The flowers arc a beautiful deep golden yellow 
color, about 2 inches in diameter, of very firm 
texture, and are extremely useful for cutting. 
IOC each, . $1.00 per doz. 
Hollyhocl<s, Double, ^^^oilulrtn 
large borders or beds of Lhe lowir growing her- 
baceous plants there is nothing better. I-"or 
planting in rows or groups on the lawn, or in- 
terspersing among shrubbery, they areinvaluable. 
The flowers form perfect rosettes of the most lovely 
shades of erimsoir, yellow, pink, orange, white, 
etc. Thev reciuire a deep, rich soil, and will re- 
pay in quantity of bloom any extra care. \Vc 
oflcr a fine assortment in the following separate 
colors: Yellow, white, flesh color, purple, crim- 
son. 15c each, 8 for .$1.00. 
Hardy Perennial Phloxes. 
These arc among the most desirable of our hardy 
herbaceous plants. They succeed in any position 
and can be used either as single specimens or as 
large clumps or beds in the garden or lawn. Our 
collection embraces 8 of the best new and old Ta- 
rietics. 25c each, or the set of 8 for $1.60. 
Iris Germanica. 
plants. The blixnns are of large size and exqui- 
,site colors. While not as desirable as the Japa- 
nese varieties, thev will well re!)ay the care and 
attention which they require. We ofler mixed 
sorts only. 15c each, $1.50 per doz. 
DENTZIA, PRIDE OF ROCHESTER. 
