Ricinus, Zanzibariensis. 
An entirely new class from Africa, with leaves often meas¬ 
uring 2 feet across; the seeds are marble, 9peckled and spotted. 
PKt. 6 Seeds, 4 Cfs. 
Ricinus, Cambogiensis. 
Largej palm-like leaves of a brilliant, bronzy-red maroon 
color, with large red veins, PKt. 6 Seeds, 4 Cts. 
Ricinus, Castor-Oil Bean. 
Many choice varieties mixed. PKt. 6 Seeds, 3 Cts. 
Passiflora Gracilis 
This “Fairy Pas¬ 
sion Vine” is a 
charming annual; 
it has pretty, light 
green leaves, and 
is a very dainty 
and graceful thing 
for hanging bas¬ 
kets, pots or trel¬ 
lises; will grow to 
a height of ]0 to 15 
feet out doors; the 
flowers are white, 
followed by seed 
fruits, at first light 
green, shaded 
white; when ripe, 
they turn bright, 
shining red and 
burst open,disclos¬ 
ing fiery scarlet 
seeds, the entire 
plant becoming 
covered with these 
fruits. The effect 
is very pretty in¬ 
deed. Fkt. 20 seeds, 
10 Cts. 
Bear in mind 
August is the 
best month 
for starting 
your perenni¬ 
als and a few 
of them are 
always an ad¬ 
dition to your 
garden. 
Schizanthus, Butterfly Flower. 
Elegant and very free blooming annuals; of much 
interest and beauty and, when well grown, rival in 
singularity the colors and markings of the orchids; 
large flowers, spotted with crimson, lilac, purple 
and yellow, and the petals are cut in a picturesque 
manner. In pots in the conservatory or house few 
plants are more attractive; also elegant in a bou¬ 
quet or vase and for bedding. Pkt. 290 Seeds, 3 Cts. 
