CLUCJIS Sr BODDIJVGTOJV CO. 
MEW YORK 
67 
Spring, 1905, Wholesale Catalogue 
Salvia splendens Clara Bedman 
POPPY—Continued 
Single Annual Varieties—viz.:— 
Flag of Truce. Large pure white. 
Hefrhisto Scarlet. Scarlet, purple center. 
Rose. Scarlet, white center. 
$laucum (The Scarlet Tulip Poppy). 
Fire Dragon. Scarlet, edged white, black 
spots. 
Danebrog. Scarlet, white cross in center. 
umbrosum. Vermilion, black spots. 
English Scarlet Field Po|>|>y. 
Peacock (pavonium). Cherry black zone 
around eye. 
Shirley. Mixed Colors. 
Single mixed... 
Hardy Single, bracteatum. Orange scarlet, 
orieotale. Dark scarlet purple spots. 
Iceland, or nudicaule. Mixed. 
PORTULACA. Trailing garden annual. 
Single mixed. $2.50 per lb. 
Double mixed, all colors. 
(See also Auricula, Polyanthus and 
PYRETEIRUM aureum. (Golden Feather). 
For edgings. 
aureum selaginoides. Yellow foliage. 
roscum, single large-flowering. Mixed; 
hardy garden plants. 
roseum, doable large-flowering. Mixed; 
beautiful flowers. 
RTIODANTHE. (Everlasting, or Straw 
Flower). Mixed. 
RICINUS. (Castor Oil Plant), 
zanzibariensis. Mixed, immense leaves. 
50c. per lb. 
borboniensis. Immense foliage, 15 feet. 
60c. per lb. 
Gibsonii. Purplish leaves and stems, 
6 feet. 
cambodgensis. Maroon foliage, black 
stems. 
Mixed varieties. 60c. per lb. 
ROCKET, Sweet. Mixed, fragrant, pur¬ 
ple and white... 
RLIDBECKIA bicolor superba. 
SALPIGLOSSIS grandiflora. Mixed, gor¬ 
geous annual.. 
Emperor. Mixed colors. 
Retail 
Tr. pkt. 
Per oz. 
pkt. 
.$0 10* 
$0 20 
$0 10 
10 
05 
20 
05 
15* 
60 
10 
15* 
25 
05 
10 
05 
15 
05 
15 
05 
15* 
35 
05 
25 
05 
10 
05 
25 
05 
20* 
1 00 
10 
10* 
50 
05 
20 
05 
15* 
2 00 
10 
Cowslip.) 
10* 
40 
05 
25* 
75 
10 
25* 
75 
10 
75* 
25 
10* 
50 
05 
10 
05 
10 
05 
10 
05 
15 
05 
10 
05 
10 
05 
15* 
60 
10 
10* 
50 
15 
25* 
15 
SALVIA 
Bonfire (Clara Bedman). The freest blooming and one of the 
finest Salvias yet introduced. Very compact and dwarf, grow¬ 
ing about two feet high. Its erect spikes of flowers of dazzling 
scarlet stand clear above the dark green foliage, and completely 
cover the plant. There are often 200 spikes to the plant, each 
spike bearing from 20 to 30 flowers. Trade pkt. 25c., oz. $2.25. 
Retail 
Tr. pkt. Per oz. pkt. 
Golden Blotched Foliage .$0 25 $5 00 $0 10 
Splendens grandiflora . 15 1 25 05 
Patens. Magnificent blue flowers. 50f 15 
Splendens. Scarlet sage, grand bedder. 25* 1 00 05 
SCABIOSA grandiflora. Mixed colors 
(maima plena). 15 10 
Snowball, (candidissima). 15 10 
nana, fl. pi. Mixed colors, dwarf double. 15 05 
caucasica blue. Fine hardy garden 
perennial. 30f 1 50 10 
StIILAX. Largely used for festooning, etc. 
$1.50 per lb. 15* 25 05 
SOLANLItl ca|>sicastrum. (Jerusalem 
Cherry). 15f 50 10 
STEVIA serrata. Clusters of white 
flowers. 10* 50 10 
STOCKS 
WINTER STOCK “Qaeen Alexandra 99 (Novelty). Queen Alex¬ 
andra, a splendid new variety of the same type with flowers of 
a delicate rosy lilac, a tint of incomparable beauty, and for cut 
bloom, market 
and bouquet 
work, of excep¬ 
tionally good 
value. In other 
respects, my nov¬ 
elty possesses ex¬ 
actly the same 
qualities as its 
predecessors. The 
plant throws up 
a strong center 
spike about 1 ft. 
in height, sur¬ 
rounded by nu- 
m e r o u s side 
shoots, all loose¬ 
ly clad with beau¬ 
tiful large blos¬ 
soms. The per¬ 
centage of dou¬ 
bles is also very 
high, and a most 
valuable feature 
is that the seed¬ 
lings come very 
quickly into 
bloom. From a 
summer sowing 
the plants flow¬ 
er within 8 weeks 
and sown in Feb- Beauty of Nice Stocks 
ruary or March 
they bloom within 4 months, thus rendering this (sort of equal 
excellence either as a summer or winter Stock. Price, 
pkt. 50c. 
BEAUTY OF NICE (Novelty). A new autumn and winter-flowering 
Stock of robust, rapid growth, 2 to 2*/2 feet high, commencing to 
flower in from 10 to 12 weeks from time of sowing, and continu¬ 
ing to flower for months; unusually large double flowers on 
spikes 8 to 12 inches long. Color exquisite flesh pink; very 
fragrant. Price, *4 pkt. 25c., pkt. 50c. 
Trade packets of about 2500 seeds (§); 2000 seeds (J); 1500 seeds (||); 1000 seeds (*); 500 seeds (t); 400 seeds (e); 300 seeds (s); 
250 seeds (t); 200 seeds (r); 100 seeds (z); 50 seeds (°); 25 seeds If). 
Nurseries and Trial Grounds—Sparkill, Rockland Co., New York 
