CLUCJIS Sr BODDIJVGTON CO. 
NEW YORK 
66 
Spring, 1905, Wholesale Catalogue 
Retail 
PHLOX DRUMMONDI— Continued 
coccinea. Brilliant scarlet. 
atroJ>ur|jurea. Blood purple. 
alba. White. 
Isabellina. Yellow, garnet eye. 
Kermesina sfrlendens. Crimson, 
white eye. 
Mixed colors, $5.00 per lb. 
nana comjjacta. Mixed colors. 
carminea. 
delicata. 
nivea. Snowball. 
san$uinea. Fireball... 
Double mixed, semi-double flowers. 
Star of Quedlinbur$. Mixed colors. 
Hardy Phlox decussata. Fine mixed.. 
PHYSALIS rraocbeti (Giant Winter 
Cherry). Showy fruits. 
POLYANTHUS (Primula elatior) M 
colors. 
POPPY 
HYBRIDUM FLORE PLENO FOLIIS AUREIS “GOLDMOHN” 
(The Golden PoJjpy). A new and striking novelty of German 
origin. Has golden yellow foliage and double flowers in various 
red shades. Per pkt. 15c. 
Double Annual Varieties—viz.:— 
Double Peony-flowered. Mixed colors, Tr. pkt. Per oz. 
Tr pkt 
. Per oz. 
pkt. 
$0 15 * 
$0 75 
$0 10 
15 * 
75 
10 
15 * 
75 
10 
15 * 
75 
10 
15 * 
75 
10 
15 $ 
50 
10 
20 * 
1 50 
10 
25 * 
1 50 
10 
25 * 
2 50 
10 
25 * 
2 00 
10 
25 * 
2 50 
10 
25 * 
1 50 
15 
15 * 
60 
05 
15 * 
1 00 
10 
15 * 
i 
50 
10 
i 
15 * 
75 
05 
2 feet, 50c. per lb. 
Chamois rose. Beautiful color. 
American Flag. White, edged red. 
Eldorado. Light yellow. 
Lavender Beauty. Lavender. 
Double Carnation-flowered. Mixed 
color. 2 feet. 50c. per lb. 
Brilliant scarlet. 
Fairy Bush. White and rose. 
Mikado. White, edged scarlet. 
White (Eiderdown). 
umbrosum fl. |jI. Double scarlet.$0 15* 
Double Shirley. Mixed. 15* 
$0 
10 
15 
15 
15 
15 
10 
15 
15 
15 
15 
50 
50 
Retail 
pkt 
$0 05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
05 
10 
10 
For special strains and descriptions 
Florists’ Flower Seeds, see page 55. 
PHLOX DRUMMONDI. 
Mixed. $3.50 per lb. 
grandiflora. Chamois r 
of these important 
Retail 
salmon- 
carminea alba-oculata. Carmine, 
white eye... 
coccinea striata. Scarlet, striped 
white.. 
Tr. pkt. 
Per oz. 
pkt. 
$0 15$ 
$0 40 
$0 05 
15* 
75 
10 
15* 
75 
10 
15* 
75 
10 
15* 
75 
10 
Dwarf Shirley Poppy 
Trade packets of about 2500 seeds (§); 2000 seeds (*); 1500 seeds (II); 1000 seeds (*); 500 seeds (t); 400 seeds (e); 300 seeds (s); 
250 seeds ( t ); 200 seeds(r); 100 seeds (z); 50 seeds (°); 25 seeds (II). __ _ 
PRIMULA OBCONICA COMPACTA (Novelty). While many 
growers took pains to obtain these Primulas with as long a 
stem as possible for cutting purposes, the principal object in 
raising these 
new hj^brids 
was to produce, 
although the 
stems , w e r e 
quite long, a 
nice compact 
plant for pot 
culture, and it 
is expected this 
Primula will 
fully come up 
to expectations 
in this respect. 
On stiff stems, 
the dense, large 
blossoms rise 
only a little 
above the 
broad and 
strong leaves. 
The color varies 
in lilac and pink. 
They are not so 
desirable for 
cutting on ac¬ 
count of their 
short stems. As 
we said before, 
they produce 
the most pleas¬ 
ant effect when 
grown in pots 
as specimen 
plants. Price, 
Primula obconica oculata trade pkt. 25c. 
PRIMULA OBCONICA OCULATA. We offer the oculated 
varieties of Primula obconica, a strain in an entirely new 
direction. Some have fringed flowers, others smooth, even 
and rounded, and are of medium size and mostly light and dark 
lilac in color. The center shows a distinctive lilac or dark 
brown eye, which can be seen more distinctly in older flowers. 
Price, trade pkt. 25c. 
Tr. pkt. Per oz. 
obconica Kermesina. New.$0 25 
grandiflora alba. New. 
l>urlMirascens. New. 
lilacina. New. 
rosea. New. 
fimbriata. Mixed. New. 
grandiflora. Mixed colors. 
Forbesii (Baby Primrose). 
PRIMULA sinensis. See page 53. 
“ stellata. See page 53. 
“ vulgaris (English Yel. Primrose) 
Retail 
pkt. 
$0 10 
10 
$6 00 
1 50 
Nurseries and Trial Grounds—Sparkill, Rockland Co.. New York 
