CLARKSVILLE, TENN. 
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Pnwlonia Imverlulia. A magnificent Ironical 
looking tree from Japan: of extremely rapid 
growth, and surpassing all others m the size 
of its leaves, which are 12 In It mrl.es m diam- 
eter: blossoms trumpet shaped. formed in 
large upright panicles, and appear in MU. 
producing a beautiful ellect. W e hove a fen 
trees on our place planted out three veins >tg( 
that are now 20 feet high, and dY trees" 
portion. The most vapid giowei ot all uere. 
30 rents eaeh : extra large, $1.00 each. 
P/eotiias. Pa-onias. like all other meritorious 
nl ints alwavs have admirers. .*) cents each. 
Philtuielvbas Corounrius. ’1 he . lock Orange. 
\ medium sized shrub, bearing an abundance 
of while and sweet scented Uuwers; last ol 
45 pi“®a. A ’]VeeveiiT Flora Plena. A CiarmiliK 
shrub with narrow, pointed leaves; blooms .n 
M:iv 25 »'( j nts «’acli. . , . • , 
Svlrsva, Van Houlti. An upright grnwju^ 
•'rowing shrub with vrrari't'u). slender hrnnulK^ 
Mud bright- eruo.n foliiw: tlowors pure whin;, 
in great pIusuts. and form cylindrical r»|uuj< ^ 
nearly two feet long: one ot the hardiest and 
most 'desirable. 25 cents each. , 
Sophora faponicu. This tree, has compound 
Ifivcs of richest Ldossy green, and are as beau- 
tiful as anything in the whole range ol hduiKc 
trees: the most unique eharaetenstK 
little tree, however. is the color and smooth- 
ness of its twigs and branches. which rernun 
for rears a deep. 'Inning Breen, and nuU tin 
tree' attractive even in Winter: its blossoms 
are borne in long clusters of a neb. 
color ; for the lawn ilns is really a per ft ot tree. 
Tritorna Grnvfli flora. Few flowers prod u CC 
such a striking ellect and are so 
Ibis grand In rbnoeous plant, which t novs u l > 
stalks three to iive feet lush, hearing large amt 
solid spikes of (lame colored flowers ol great 
si/e and brilliancy: grown singly or in mass, s 
i! has a grand ellect. blooming unu I snow 
comes. reganlless.of Fall trusts. 2 a cents eat b. 
Tamarix Gallic*. The pink Mowers m tin 
Tamarix. borne all along its slender branches, 
and its delicate feathery foliage, give ij « char- 
-if-jt-r m> ot her shrub possesses. 50 ( t nt> « »< h. 
Viburnum Vlicatum. The Japanese bno\\- 
bnll A licjiuiit'ul shrub ot moderate upright 
growth, with crinkled or plicated rich Breen 
leaves; the flowers are white, and huger ail 1 
move solid than those of the common fellow 
* hal . 25 and fiO cents each. , . 
Wiegeliaa. Beautiful . shrubs that come in 
flower in June and July; the (lowers are pro- 
duced in so great profusion as to alnmst en- 
tirely hide tin- foliage; they are very desirable 
for the border or tor grouping, and »'«> “ s 
specimen plan's for the. lawn; the fionerx an 
rose and white, and of very pretty form. 25 
cents each. 
better than the individually selected plaids at 
more than double the price. 
ONK IIOt.UK COLLECTIONS. 
CHEAP LIST 
The following collections, to ho sent hv express 
only, are very desirable to those who want a 
nice flowerbed and care nothing about having 
the names put on each plant, the doing of w hit h 
during the busy season consumes valuable time. 
AVe desire it distinctly understood that the 
plants in those collections are just as good and 
desirable in every way. and probably would be 
Owing to a large increase in our facilities for 
raising plants this last Summer we are able to 
oiler plants in the following col returns at the 
exceedingly low rate of twenty-live plants tor 
one dollar, by express only, and, no premiums 
wit h these collect ions. 11 wanted by until, and 
fifteen cents extra : 
25 Hollyhocks. 25 f-ladiolus. 
25 Verbenas 25 ( brysmitlicmums. 
25 Coleus. 25 Cent a urea. 
25 Pansies, 25 Asttrs 
25 Geraniums. 2-*) Nasturtiums. 
25 Acbyrantbus. 25 Ageratums. 
25 Carnations. -5 Salvias. 
25 Violets. 25 ( annas. 
25 Heliotropes. 25 Tulips. 
25 Tuberoses. 2a Petunias. 
If the parlies ordering prefer, they may select 
live plants from live of tile different collections, 
thus five Pansies, five Geraniums. live I ube- 
nises five Chrysanthemums and live Verbenas. 
Not less than five plants from any one collection 
to make up the twenty-five as ottered tor one 
dollar. The plants will be packed nicely in a 
small basket, and sent by express. !-ix collec- 
tions for live dollars. 
IIVE DOLLAR COLLECTION. 
The following collection, containing one hun- 
dred and fifty -mx plants, for live dollars, is llie 
cheapest ever offered, mid every one ot them arc 
line strong plants that will grow rapidly ami 
make beautiful any home and its surroundings 
for the Summer, and many of them will stand 
l be Winter and come again the billowing sea 
son. Nobody should neglect to beautilj the 
surroundings of their home . wit h an oner like 
this before t bein. The selectinh of all the vari- 
eties must be left with us. \\ e cannot hunt up 
named varieties at this price 1 hev will all he 
packed carefully in a light box or basket and 
sent anywhere by express for five doll. ns., Um 
half the collection for three dollars. No pre- 
mium with this collection : 
li Kverbloomims Roses. f> Coleus. 
6( lirysnnthemums. I Jasmine, 
li Aehyruntlnis. 4 
Fuchsias. l Hollyhocks. 
6 Geraniums. ■( Feverfews. 
6 Tuberoses. (Violets. . 
li Carnations. 1 Rose Geranium. . 
6 Heliotropes. «an tanas, 
a Gladiolus. 1 A bullions, 
ti Hegonias. ' Sweet Allysum. 
6 Salvias. 2 Evening <- lories, 
fi Pansies. 2 Plumbagos, 
li Hyacinths. 2 Hibiscus, 
k Paris Daisys. Hannas. 
6 Verbenas. 2 1 alias, 
f, Asters. 2 Luntanas. 
li Ageratums 
ONE DOLLAR MAIL COLLECTIONS. 
book carefully at this offer for one dollar. 
There are manv bright and liapny homes in th< 
Smith where inlelligence is supreme, and con- 
seaueiitly good flowers appreciated, that are not 
fortunate enough to have an express ofhne con- 
venient to them. To place our flowers w itliin 
Hu' reach of such people, we have prepared tin 
following ei.lleeHons that wc will send free, 
postpaid, through I lie mail, for one dollai , 
packed carefully m a nice wooden box. An> 
one of these collections will make a handsomi 
bed, and nothing helps to make a home mote 
