SPRING CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, BULBS AND PLANTS FOR 1901. 
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NeW SWeet Scented 
Gal la pragrai>s. 
\ .. Probably the greatest novelty of last year. It seems to be 
: identical with Childs Dwarf Everblooming, possessing the 
additional charm of delicious fragrance. This new Calla 
was originated by Luther Burbank, of California, who speaks 
out thus: The plants are of medium size, compact in 
; growth and bloom profusely. It has not only a most charm¬ 
ing flower producedm a profusion never before surpassed, 
t Dut also with a genuine, sweet, lasting fragrance all its own, 
t uut sirnihar ip tne fragrance of Violets or Lilies.” With us 
■ygB proved a great- success and we have a large stock of it. 
I ail?, description _of our Dwarf Everblooming is a correct 
I °f Fragrans also, adding only its additional 
I merit of sweet scent. Pine plants 25c. each. 
The YelloW Galla. 
I (CallaHastaimHs one of the rarest and 
R?snrff^W hto - f u al i b ^ lbs - They should be potted in 
t bloom in i g ^ n Q d J he ^? lU sta rt growth at once and commence 
a short time. The bulbs are strong and send 
: ablacko^+lv fl nn-, e i’ S ’ 7 hl ? h are a bright golden yellow with 
i of vo 1 1 e co L or ]S one of the most beautiful shades 
totheK™ l ^ flowers, and the jet black center lends 
and a a heouhar charm. Bulbs are very scarce, 
i large stoot°nf^f 0 ago fl so hl at $1.50 each. We now have a 
[eaclij jfor 5oc. t g flwenng bulbs which we offer at 30c. 
Spotted Gal la. 
[niimlroua^.dt^ i ul • '- !a ! ! , a are deep green, with 
appearance which give the plants a magnificent 
and very mth a bla5c center 
SPECIAL OFFER, 
\ F°r only 75c. wewill send one fine plant each, of our Ever- 
mS n %iali e Gem ' SW66t Scented ' Yellow and Spotted 
