BEAN. 
' SCARCE f RUNNER, 
r 'EhvorUe. Old- Fash - 
& i ,1 ; i Ipned Climber. 
'S, Ope'/pf t/ie very few 
. 'beans that gre both orna- 
r. mental ' abd J u se f u 1 . It 
grows rapidly to a height 
of ten 6r- twelve' feet, and 
..is Covered frpln JJuly un- 
/ til heavy fr^st with clus- 
ters of beadtifui scarlet 
flowers. Pkt., 10 seeds, 
4 ct$. 
r-,?; ~ 
■ far#. Minnie Proohsler, Easton, 
‘1M., March '..'4,-1001, W«»itos:-We 
have used yoiir flower seeds throe 
yoar»an.4 have bad.th^jnost and 
preMirfst flpyarfin tho neighhor- 
IhhmI. Out of one vuckotof Plilox 
. Jtoifrrimohd-a seed we had over 
thirty .varieties of i ^Ql 9 r. Our 
Dialithu* were lofely,- from pur- 
oft while to darkest red and as 
' ‘ dcSubleas any rose. The Hellchry- 
tMun weje a wonder ; no one had 
* uVyf suentfiiy tlilngllko them . 
Bachelor's Button. 
Bachelor's Button , Double. 
itt has been so perfected that fully 
eighty per cent, of the flowers are double 
and setni^double; , ,are also increased in 
size and present many bright colors and 
distinct markings which have hitherto- 
been unknown in this 61d , 'fa.Vhio'n*ed i 
favorite ^flower. Pkt., 50 seeds, 4 cts. ' 
Miss Katholeon Whitefield, Paducah, Ky., April 14, 
lft04: — 1 want to thank you for the promptness with 
which you have always filled my orders and tell you 
that my flowers have always been a success. 
$100 in prem- 
iums for best 
lawn grown 
from Miss Lip- 
pincott’s seeds 
in season of 
1905. A A A 
See page 48. 
Defiance Balsam, y L*dy Slipper. 
1 The most perfect in form attd largest dobblef, flowered 
■Balsam yet d evelwped , and by Careful ^roivthfbhd ^Wdtjb'ri, 
has attained a standard that will be found Har'd’ to' impr&ve. 
The mixture v. hich-I offer is ' composed in nearly fcbfldP pro- 
portions of eight colors};' v RosC\‘ Ro^Whitfe Spptt&d,' 'PifiK, 
Scarlet. White Tinted 'Violet 1 , White Spotted. Sfcitflt* "White 
Spotted and Purple; each 'Having* bebb gfo\tai st’p&l’htely. 
Pkt., 50 seeds, 5 . j 
Balsam > Good Mixed. ..in..,-,* 
A splendid strain . good, colons a^4 iar^e > double 
not equal to “Defiance,” but gives good satfsiact)op, , P^t., 
30 seeds, 3 cts. ' , , ' 
Miss Louise H. Clements, Woodbury. Conn., May 14, 1904, writes tr-d , hav# a 
bed of Iceland Poppies Just a picture in full bloom. The colors are perfect. 
