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EVERGREEN LODGE 
Miss Ruth. Pure yellow, each petal tipped 
with white: early. Tree blooming, and very 
pretty. 
Princess Mathilda. A pure white of a dwarf 
habit: handsome foliage. 
Purple Queen. Rich purple, occasionally sha*- 
ded lilac: grows about three feet high. 
Queen Victoria. Bright yellow; makes a hand- 
some plant. 
Red Head. Small red blooms, freely produced; 
plant rather a till 1 grower. 
Snow Dwarf. Has long stem, a very large 
and pure white dower, and smooth rounded 
petals. 
Scarlet Giant. Fine rich scarlet: rather a tall 
grower. 
Victory. Scarlet; free bloomer; medium sized 
blooms. 
White Dove. Flowers are extra fine, double, 
pure white, petals beautifully toothed; stems 
very long. 
Wacht am Rhein. Tall growing variety; me- 
dium blooms: a rich purple in color. 
VERBENAS. 
Price 10 cents each, sixteen for $1.00, Purchaser’s 
Selection. Our Selection, by mail, 
eighteen for $1.00; by express, 
twenty for $1.00. 
Admiration. A rich clear vermilion; large 
white eye: extra. 
Blue Bonnet. Rich deep blue. 
Beauty of Oxford. Dark pink, of immense 
size. 
Candidissima. Finest white. 
Columbia. White, striped purple. 
Crystal. Pure white. 
Damson. Rich purple mauve, with a clear 
white eye. 
Daisy Dale. Beautiful pink. 
Eudymion. Deep vermilion, crimson shaded, 
1 urge white ey e ; e x tra . 
Glow Worm. Brilliant scarlet; perfect form, 
Maltese. Lilac, shaded blue. 
Mrs. Massey. Salmon pink, large white cen- 
tre. 
Marion. Mauve, of perfect form, with white 
centre. 
Miss Woodruff. Dazzling scarlet, very fine. 
May Queen. .'Soft magenta pink. 
Nelly Park. Orange scarlet ; splendid. 
Purple Queen. Royal purple, with a large 
white eye. 
Rosy Morn. Pink, with a large white eye. 
Scarlet King. Fine, vivid scarlet, with a dark 
eye. 
Surprise. Clear, orange scarlet, with a white 
Snow Flake. Pure white, large truss; a fine 
and healthy grower. 
CLEMATIS. 
Of all 1 1 ic hardy running vines in cultivation, 
none is more beautiful than the Clematis, being 
entirely hardy anrl growing as they do more 
beautiful each year after being planted. They 
should be grown extensively. Purple. White. 
Red. Mauve or Streaked. Large, strong plants 
of either color, 50 cents each. 
CAMELLIA JAPONICA. 
The rich and pleasing contrast afforded by 
tbeir dark green leaves and their superb (lowers 
of exquisite beauty and waxy texture, together 
with their almost endless variegations of color, 
combine to make them one of the most desira- 
ble of Winter flowering plants. Price $1.00 each, 
nice bushy plants about sixteen inches high. 
Can Rend any color desired. 
AZALEAS. 
Azaleas are a class of plants highly ornamen- 
tal for Winterand early Spring flowering. They 
are of easy culture and can be had in bloom 
from Christmas to May if a fair selection of va- 
rieties is kept up. Nice shaped plants, 50 cents 
each : large plants, $1.00 each. 
LILIES. 
Lilium Auratum. Gold banded; the finest of 
all. 25 cents each: $2.50 per dozen. 
Lilium Candidum. The White Lily. 15 cents 
each ; $1.50 per dozen. 
Lilium LongiHoriini. Pure white. 25 cents 
each : $2.50 per dozen. 
Lilium Lancifolium Roseum. Blotched white 
and rose. 25 cents each : $2.50 per dozen. 
Lilium Harrissii. The Bermuda Faster Lily. 
25 cents each : $2.50 per dozen. 
Lily of the Valley. Strong clumps, 25 cents 
earn 
CALL A LILY. 
Strong plants, 25 to 50 cents each. 
SPOTTED LEAF CALLA. 
This Calla resembles the White Calla. but is 
of a somewhat smaller habit: the leaves are of a. 
glossy deep green, with numerous white spots, 
making ii very ornamental at all times, even 
when notin bloom. 25 cents each. 
DWARF EVERB LOOMING CALLA. 
It is our good fortune to have come into pos- 
session of this mo*t valuable of all (•'alias. The 
following facts will con vince anyone of its great 
superiority over the old sort. It is of a dwarf 
habit and does not grow tall and scraggy like 
the old variety, but is strong and compact, with 
a great abundance of lustrous dark green foli- 
age. It is a trueeverbloomer. its flowers appear- 
ing in great abundance both Summer and Win- 
ter when grown in pots, or it will bloom pro- 
fusely all Summer long in the open ground, and 
being e po*tod in September will continue bloom- 
ing without intermission all Winter. The same 
