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JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, FLORAL PARK, QUEENS CO., N. Y. 
Japanese Tree Peoples. SadroipatUin Simlense 
he most, magnificent flower ono can lm. vp. fn .Tn»a 'ri.« ' * l * 
The most magnificent flower one can have in June. The 
8 ^ which ,mi ' orted a * ew , years ago bear flowers 
more than a foot across, very double and of the brightest 
color, from white to intense scarlet, pink, mottled, vnriega- 
ced, etc. We have over thirty named kinds. Price $1.00 
^on^^a„ «riT» doze r^ by exP™ 83 - The y ar « too largo to 
mail, and will bloom this spring. 
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garden or 
Flowers 
Ixyebpis Plepissiipa. 
w perpetual blooming plant suitable either tor the 
ir for pots. It is particularly fine for winter blooming 
lovely pink, in great profusion, loo. each.; 3 for 30c 
A rare and curious garden bulb, with odd flower ana 
luxuriant Palm-ljke foliage. The spathe of this 
Calla-shaped flower is two feet in length, with taper 
, ing point, and is of very large size. Color of bloom 
W green on outside, inside yellow spotted with purple 
3 Foliage very large, luxuriant like a Palm. A rar« 
and curious plant which will create a genuiue sensation 
Plant out, in open ground quite early, or by corn planting 
time. 00 c. each ; 2 for 81 . 00 . 
Otapeite Qrapge. 
MOST UNIQUE POT PLANT IN CULTIVATION. 
An extra lino pot, plant, with glossy green leaves. 
•ii i l , . "■'"■wiociieci ini.l an i ipr, ■ uu.» 
will bloom and fruit in a two-inch pot; and we have 
_-— seen a plant in a common window, that was but IS 
inches high, and had 23 oranges on it,. With good sunlight 
they are never out. of fruit from one year's end to another, 
and at least two-thirds of the time are in flower also. The 
fruit is very sweet and handsome. Could we have but one 
plant in our window it would bean OtaheiteOrange. In 
beauty, grace and fragrance there is nothing like its delicate 
leafy sprays of bloom, so indescribably exquisite, dainty, 
lovely and adorable. Fine plantsfor blooming and fruiting 
at once. 2oc. each; 3 for 60c. 
