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PRIMULA SINENSIS. 
(CHINESE PRIMROSE.) 
Many persons Room to think Primulas aro suc¬ 
cessfully propagated only in a groonhouse.henco 
wo find amateurs often reluctant to attempt 
their culturo. They aro unoqualed as winter 
bloomers, oasily grown, if the ri^ht conditions 
aro observed, and give a succession of flowors 
throughout tho season, and oro prized for both 
the beauty and thoir dolicato fragrance. Single 
fringed, finest mixed, pkt., 40 seeds, 8 
ots. Geod mixed, pkt., 40 seeds, 6 ots. 
PRIMULA, DOUBLE. 
Boot mixwl of all colors. Pkt., 20 seeds, 
14 ots. 
PRIMULA OBCONICA. 
Primula Obconica Is ns noaran ovnrblooming 
plant as It Is possible to obtain. It has been 
Known to flower for ovor twolvo months without 
u brouk. Pkt., 40 seods, 6 ots. 
THE MEXICAN PRIMROSE. 
The superb colors, combined with 
airy grace and beautiful form, goes 
to make a flower which is almost 
perfection. The plant seldom grows 
over ten inches in height, but in¬ 
clines to a trailing habit, sweeping 
its branches out over the ground, or 
drooping over the sides of the pot, 
bolding its large silky flowers erect, 
as a window plant it combines great 
hardiness and ease of culture, with 
unrivaled beauty and profusion of 
bloom. In the open ground it grows 
freely and blooms profusely, will 
thrive well under any and all condi¬ 
tions and bloom the year round in 
pots or during tho spring, summer 
and fall in the garden. Pkt., 40 
seeds, 6 cts. 
POPPY, The Shirley. 
It is perfectly hardy and flowers 
tho first season from seed. Tho flow¬ 
ers are largo, exceedingly graceful 
and elegant; tho colors are pure, soft 
and varied, and range from blush : 
white rose, delicate pink and car¬ 
mine, through innumerable tints to 
bright sparkling crimson. Pkt., 
200 seeds, 4 cts. 
NEW CARDINAL POPPY. 
The plants grow about sixteen 
inches high, and are well furnished 
with deeply-cut, dark green foliage, 
which shows off the enormous double 
glowing cardinal-scarlet flowers. On 
close inspection, each of the perfect¬ 
ly fringed potals will bo found lined 
with white, while on the back of the 
flower a white Maltese cross stands 
out in sharp relief. Pkt., 200 
seeds, 4 cts. 
Mrn. Vnronn Smith, Lo Mara, Town, 
Jim. 30, 1899, writes:—I huvo bought seods 
from you for tho past six yours and must 
say am perfectly satisfied with them. Our 
Sweet Peas and Pansies have boon tho 
largest and most beautiful of any in our 
town. Wishing you a long lift) p£ pros¬ 
perity. 
( 0 Double Popples—Mixed. 
DOUBLE POPPIES MIXED. 
For dazzling richness and variety of colors, 
the flowers are unequaled. Simply scatter the 
seeds in the open ground and a mass of beauty 
will result which will be a constant aource of 
pleasure. Pkt., 200 seeds, 3 ots. 
ICELAND POPPIES. 
Those fine perennial poppieB produce flowers in 
groat abundance tho first year from tho seed. 
Tho colors range from the purest white and yel¬ 
low to the deepest glowing orange scarlot, and 
have a delicious fragrance. For vase or house 
decorations they rank among the loveliest. 
Mixed colors. Pkt,, 100 secd9, 4 cts. 
