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MISS MARY E. MARTIN, FLORAL PARK, NEW YORK. 
99 
VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
Pages 76 tp 82 inclusive. 
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Beans. 82, 80, 7 g 
Beets. 7 8 
Cabbage...78, 80 
Carrots.78, 80 
Cauliflower. 80 
Celery. 80 
Corn.79, 80 
Cucumber.78, 81 
Egg Plant. 81 
General List.80, 81 
Lettuce.79, 80 
Melon, Musk. 77 , 8r 
Melon, Water.77, .81 
Okra. 81 
Onion. 78 
Parsley. 81 
Peas. 80 
Pepper. 77 , 81 
Pumpkin. 81 
Radish. 77 , 80 
Salsify. 81 
Spinach. 8r 
Squash. 81 
Strawberry Seed. 8i 
Tomato. 79j 81 
Turnips.. 81 
BULBS. 
Achimenes. 3 
Anemone. gx 
Begonia Double. .Inside front cover 
Begonias in Vars. 2 
BULBS—Continued. 
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Caladium. 
Caladium Fancy Leaved. 3 
Caladium Giant. 89 
Callas... gx 
Cannas. s 
Cinnamon Vine. 89 
Cyclamen. 35 
Dahlias. . ao 
91 
Freesia, Scarlet, Summer.. 
Gladioli. 7 , 86, 87 
Gloxinias .Front cover 
Hyacinthus Candicans. 91 
Iris, Japanese. 89 
Lilies .. 6 , 85 
Madeira Vine. 8g 
Milla Biflora. 89 
Montbretias. 91 
Naegelia. 3 
Nymphaea. n 
Oxalis, Summer Flowering . 89 
Paeonies, 3 Vars. 93 
Peruvian Lily. gi 
Tuberoses. 88 
Water Lily....... IX 
PLANTS. 
Antigonon. g3 
Asparagus Plumosus. 25 
Asparagus Spengeri...25 
PLANTS—Continued. 
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Browallia Grandiflora. 26 
Buddleia Variabilis. 95 
Cactus Echinopsis Mulleri. 9 
Clematis.83, 84 
Clerodendron Fragrant. 8 
Cycas Revoluta. 97 
Ferns. 96 
Ferns, New Piersoni . 96 
Hibiscus Peachblov. 10 
Hollyhocks. 46 
Hydrangea Paniculata. 95 
Incarvillea Delavayi. 93 
Tack-and-the-Beanstalk. 17 
Japan Snowball. 95 
Lantana, New Weeping. 8 
Lemon, American Wonder. .. 10 
Lily of the Valley, Climbing .... 92 
Nymphea. u 
Oranges, Christmas. JO 
Orange Otaheite... 10 
97 
Palms. 
Pansy Geranium. 
Phlox Hardy. 94 
Roses.100, 101 and Back cover 
Rudbeckia. 92 
Snowball, Japan. 95 
Spirea. New Crimson. 95 
Stokesia Cyanea. 9 
Tritoma. 88 
Giant Flowering Caladium. 
Mammoth lily-like flowers, snow-white, cliang 
lug to cream; strongly and deliciously sweet- 
scented. As many as 6 to 12 flowers rise successively 
from the base of each leaf stalk, on stemg 18 inches 
high. Plant grows 8 to 10 feet high, with gigantic 
leaves 3 to 5 feet long by 2 to 2 J 4 feet wide. Plants 
will grow and bloom all winter in the house. An ideal 
Pot or Tub plant for lawn in summer and house in 
winter. Treat same as Calla Lily, 
Strong Plants, 15c. each; 2 for 25c. ; 
5 for 50c., postpaid. 
Garden Huckleberry. A° 1 n ^ , 1 ” r u^ !rr " r o 1 J,' 
Washington State, and most desirable introduction of 
late years; will outyield any other berry grown. Grows 
from seed and ripens its crop same year. Berries jet 
black, four times the size of huckleberries; for pies or 
jams it is the equal of any other fruit grown. Plantsame as 
tomato in box or pan, and, when danger of frost is over, 
set out 2 x 4 feet. When jet black stew thirty minutes; 
make very sweet. Better than wild huckleberries for 
pies, jams, jellies, sauce and canning. This new fruit is 
insect proof. A light frost improves the fruit. 
Packet, 100 seeds, 10c. 
For 2-year-old Roses see pages 100 and 101. 
