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sweet only at night; it is well adapted 
to house and window culture. 10 cents 
each. 
COLEUS. 
The Colons is the best and cheapest 
ornamental leaved plant we have tor 
ornamental bedding, in what is some- 
times call' d the carpet- style. A few 
dozen of these plants will make a bed 
of which no one will have any cause 
to be ashamed. There is such an end- 
less variety in their colors and mark- 
ings that, with a little taste in plant- 
ing out varieties, the most gratifying 
results can be obtained at a trilling 
cost. Plants should be set about a foot 
apart, so that when the size of the bed 
is accrlained it is easy to figure out 
how many plants are needed of each 
kind lor a row. 6 cents each ; 50 cents 
per dozen : $4. 00 per 100. 
Acme. Foliage broad; golden centre, 
veined with crimson. 
Hero. Chocolate marooiv, almost black. 
James Barasliaw. Yellow and crimson 
streaked. 
Kentish Fire Centre crimson, marbled 
with purple. 
Miss Retta Kirkpatrick. Large white 
centre; yellow shaded; broad green 
l"bed margin ; very large foliage. 
Mrs. Wilson. Centre of leaf bright pink, bor- 
der a creamy white, veined with a lighter 
shade of pink ; light, serated margin. 
Mr?, Barfield. Very bright crimson, marbled 
and shaded pink, with a large bar of yellow ; 
deep green serated margin. 
Verschn.fl'eltii. Velvet crimson. 
John Go de. A splendid new « 'oleus for bed- 
dim* our poses; it isof a bright yellow color, 
that, retains Its color all through t he Sum- 
mer. 
Calendula. 
CALLNOUL*. 
Showy and free-flowering hardy annuals, 
growing in any good garden soil, producing a 
Bine effect, in bods or mixed borders, and con- 
tinuing in bloom until killed by frost. 75 
•cents per dozen. 
Officinalis Meteor. A new splendid variety; 
very large a ml beautiful extra double striped 
imbricated flnw.s, of a deep orange on a 
pale yellow gron •*■!. 
Golrten Dodder. Cure yellow; equally 
as good a bedder as Verschafleltii. 
Mrs. Geddcs. A crimson maroon ; very 
bright centre; a compact grower. 
Spotted Gem. Finely mottled; a free 
grower, 
J. H. Slocomh. Good dark ; very hauly. 
Contrast. A dark maroon. 
Yellow Bird. Good yellow. 
Firebrand. Deep crimson. 
Senator. Dark chocolate brown, with 
fiery edgings and s ripes; very eftec- 
tive. 
Hiawatha. Fine: orange yellow and 
crimson flamed margin. This Is one 
of the best- and most distinct. 
Onward. Finely marbled and blotched 
with the various shades of maroon, 
yellow, pink, crimson, black, and 
white; fine. 
Progress. Distinct green, covered with 
dots of yellow; maroon and reel. 
Princeps. Dark; bright crimson, with 
yellow margin ; one of t he best. 
Pluto. Green ground, flaked and bor- 
dered bright carmine anel chocolate 
base, yellowish white. 
oestrum Paiqui. 
OESTRUM PARQUI. 
The Night-lllooming Jessamine ; this well 
known and highly prized plant, blooming 
nearly all the year round, is a native of Chili. 
An excellent- garden plant,, growing rapidly; 
foliage long and of deep green color; procluc- 
CHRYSANTHEMUM FRUTESCENS. 
This is the Paris Daisy now so fash- 
ionable and in such demand dining 
the Winter. The flowers much resem- 
ble our common field Daisy ; almost constant 
in bloom. 10 cents. 
EUPHORBIAS. 
Plants of great value for Winter blooming 
and making splendid pot plants; they are 
sure to bloom with regularity, are easily 
cared for, and do not suffer much from a 
moderate amount of neglect or abuse. 25 
CISSUS DISCOLOR. 
A well known climber, with leaves 
beautifully shaded dark green, purple 
and white, the upper surface of the 
leaf having a rich velvet like appear- 
ance. 15 to 30 cents. 
