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ROBERT DRUMM & CO., PORT WORTH, TEXAS. 
FUCHSIAS. 
uchsias delight in a rich, light soil, and may be grown either as pot plants, or 
planted out of doors. In all 
cases they must have plenty of 
water and be protected from 
the hot mid-day sun. 
10 cents each, $1 per dozen, 
except where noted. 
Ainii’al Miot. Plant very bushy 
and free blooming; double co- 
rolla, clear prune color ; sepals 
brilliant red. 15 cents. 
Bulgaria. Sepals red ; corolla 
violet prune ; large, single. 
Col. Borgnis Besbordes. Free 
blooming, dwarf; singlie corolla 
clear violet; sepals salmon 
rose. 
Crepuscule. Tube and sepals 
dark red ; corolla double, vio- 
let, striped with rose. 
Brame. Corolla beautiful blue, 
large and double ; sepals re- 
flexed and red. 15 cents. 
Buke of Albany, Corolla sin- 
gle, purplish red ; tube and se- 
pals red. 
Be Mirbel. Sepals bright red ; 
large single corolla, rose and 
violet. 
Enfant Prodigue. Flowers 
large; corolla double, violet 
blue ; sepals short, red ; plant 
very free. 35 cents. 
Gustave Bore. Double white. 
Joseph Bosain. Double purple. 
Be Ma,jestueux. Sepals white ; 
corolla rosy carmine; flower 
single, plant vigorous. 25 cts. 
liustre Improved. An improve- 
ment on the old favorite ; co- 
rolla brilliant scarlet ; tube and 
^les. I<. Gunther. Large; double lilac. 
I euelope. A «rand single white. 
Tele#?raph. Corolla violet ; sepals red. 20 cents, 
speciosa. Orange carmine. 
”rub’[fa^dTargr\s^rs" Sepals rosy coral; corolla clear blush ; flowers 
Fuchsia, Storm King. 
FEVERFEW. 
" r^cems pyrTozem°'^"" «nts each, 
FESTUCA GLAtlCA. 
A graceful, bluish green grass ; fine for hanging baskets, etc. 
10 cents. 
FRAGARIA INDICA. 
is likeThe irr^lwVtin ys to the same class, and 
IS scarlet and remains long upon the plant. Handsome for LstTor for 
