2b 
EVERGREEN LODGE 
snvi e M fl '*rr tl r' n f a garden, however 
M Preferred, parlies may select four 
plants from any live collections, ami makeup 
li en- twenty plants in. that way. Any three 
collections lor $2.«o, or six tpr $5.00: 
20(ieraniums. 20 Asters. 
20( lirysaiitlieuiums. 20 Fuchsias. 
,•* ^".'nations. 20 Salvias, 
w! i ube r»se». 20 Heliotropes. 
20 Pansies. 20 Coleus 
v!;'V,'‘; lus - ® Achyrunthus. 
20 \ erbenas. 20 Violets. 
MIXED MAIL COLLECTIONS FOP. ONE 
DOLLAR 
Please Order hy Number, 
For a 20.00 cl ,ih ^t^riginator. may select 
o. a ^wubojjteMg^origfnnidr may select 
VEGETABLE PLANTS. 
ASPARAGVS. 
C "’ ov n e f’ s Colossal. A mammoth variety of 
K,ow,b - ponding up from fifteen to 
. , 
- 4 1 1 - • 
all sect unis; it is earlier, u belter yiehhV more 
enuahto thm 1 ! fd V ! ,s •« ro ' v .' >'■ "'id, in quality 
Two* year old 
o i . ijsios, .s veriienus. 
a-4 non si as. 4 < ’ariiaiions, 2 Plumbagos. 4 Sal- 
, \r ^ ^ iil>erosos. 3 
2 Abmi)ons. llSyS ’ 4 1>ansit ' s> 2 Hollyhocks. 
4—4 Lan tanas, 4 Petunias. 2 Crape Myrtle. 3 Be- 
c 4 ,f onias ; f kunlax, 3 Chrysanthemums. 
6 uV^Inhc VaUeyr^' 6 Aster *- 1 Cal,y ' 1 
7“6 CMi rysan thenui ms. 2 Violets. 2 Hoses. 2 Abu- 
lilons, 2 iSal vias. 0 Fuchsias*. 
H 2 ( rape Myrtle. 2 Feverfew. I Roses. 4 Holly- 
hocks. 2 Violets, 6 Garden Pinks. 
There is not a home in the South or a person 
il ia uif* eiVl ’ s l i- ,ls i ^ ataloglle ’. hul 'vital, can use 
at least one ol these collections to advantage 
If you are hoarding at a hotel and have no place 
to put them out. they will make a nice present 
for a liteini not so situated, and will afford plea- 
vlh. e C d , .reA'em brnuee all the Summer long. 
theictoic* as an acknowledgment that 
this t ataiogue is appreciated, an order for at 
hast one dollar s worth ot tiowers.su that your 
name may go permanently on our books as rus 
tumors, ami continue to receive our catalogue. 
Inducements to Clubs. 
, A'tlxnigh prices are low in this Catalogue for 
all. 1 lasses ot plants, most litieral terms are 
offered to Iriends who are inclined to obtain 
orders from others, and r,» secure' thereby gome 
me specimens free of cost, for themselves! In 
making up a t lub order it is important to state 
p Seh member and the plats 
wanted, that they may he separately packed and 
CO" usion avou when the plants are distrib- 
Th 1 I 1 ! e tnlladdressot each is always required 
lht following are the rates Irom $25.00 to *3 00- 
larger sums in proportion : »iu*».uu. 
ror a i 3.00 club order the originator may select 
in Plants SO cents. 
Fora 4.00 club order the originator mav select 
.. in Plants 75 cents. 
Fora 5.00elnb order the originator may select 
in plants *1.00. 
Fora 0.00 club order the originator may select 
„ , in plants Si. 10. 
For a ,.00 chih order UuM.riginat or may select, 
For a 8.00 club ordeMhe.origint.tor may select 
For a 9.00 club order the originator may select 
For ti 10.00 chib Of^t^originator may select 
For a 15 00 oltih ordert^originator may seieet 
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. 
Thirty cents per 100: *2.50 per 1.000. 
RHUBARB, or pie plant. 
Si. 50 per dozen. 
CELERY PLANTS. 
Heady in June. 50 cents per 100. 
EGG PLANTS. 
T wenty-iive cents per dozen. 
PEPPER PLANTS. 
Ten cents per dozen. 
CABBAGE PLANTS. 
Ihese we grow in large quantities in -d, tI,„ 
TOMATO PLANTS. 
These we grow in quantities in pots and cm, 
be shipped any distance without breaking the 
un e to he dug up without a ball of dirt at 
a dozen and he convinced. Ready Febniarv Ut 
Mc%Wr n d^n»Um ,ie,i - Uy ™ ss: 
THE STRAWBERRY. 
,J be varieties we offer this year are all first 
liilillii 
