PALL CATALOGUE OF 8ULBS THAT BLOOM FOR 1899, 
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Select Lilian* fjarrisi, 
OR BERMUDA EASTER LILY. 
Large pure white, trumpet-shaped flowers of great 
beauty and fragrance; as a winter bloomer nothing can 
surpass it Plant in six to eight inch pots of good soil and 
treat like other winter blooming bulbs. It is impossible to 
describe the charming beauty of this Lily as a pot plant. 
Price Extra strong bulbs of enormous size , which will give 
magnificent results , 50c. each , 3 for $1.25; good flowering 
bulbs , 20 c. each , 3for50c. 
LiliUnj G a] QdidUip. 
This fine Lily produces from six to thirty lovely waxy- 
white blossoms, which have the most delicious fragrance 
•f all Lilies. It is one of the most charming winter flowers 
and sure to bloom freely. Treat same as L. Harrisi. Extra 
strong bulbs of enormous size, 30c. each; 3 for 75c. 
IMPERIAL GERMAN. 
Select Pansy S ee <i. 
Pansy seed is best sown in September or October, to get 
the best plants for early spring blooming, and young plants 
always winter well, ready to start blooming as soon as spring 
opens. Our seed is extra select and extra fine. 
IMPERIAL GERMAN PANSIES. 
Introduced by us several years ago, and now favorites 
the world over. Many inferior stocks have been placed on 
the market under the name, but, as the introducers, we may 
be depended upon to furnish the true variety. Large flow¬ 
ers of the finest coloring; stout, robust, bushy growth, with¬ 
standing heat and producing fine, large flowers during the 
entire summer. Flowers of great substance and beauty. 
Per pkt. 
Clonosa Perfecta -An indescribably lovely flower; a 
reddish steel blue, with distinct red and white rim.. 
Snow Fairy— Grand snow-white blooms, profusely 
borne. Fine for cemeteries. 
Black Knight— A large Pansy of inky blackness. 
Thunder Cloud— Another grand Pansy of most un¬ 
usual markings; large, coal-black flowers, each 
with red and white rim. Extra fine. 
Azure Blue— A clear, lovely shade, very fine for bed¬ 
ding . 
Emperor William— Elegant deep blue, very useful for 
bouquet making. 
Little Red Riding Hood— A good advance toward the 
bright red Pansy of the future. A rich reddish 
color, some of them very brilliant and showy. 
Only a portion of the seeds come true to character. 
Deep Yellow— A fine color for bedding. 
Odler, or Five Spotted, Mixed— Beautifully spotted 
flowers. A peculiar variety. 
Large Spotted, Mixed— On white, yellow and reddish 
grounds. Very fine. 
Lord Beaconsfield— True. Flowers of great sub¬ 
stance and size, shading from deep indigo at the 
center to the palest azure blue at the edge of the 
upper petals. Unlike any other Pansy and extra 
fine for cutting. 
Marbled— Beautifully marbled, various shades. 
Striped— Very showy and striking flowers, distinctly 
striped and shaded. 
Bronze Perfecta— A unique color, hard to describe. 
Exquisite to combine with the deep blue and purple 
Pansies in cut-flower work. 
Mixed Seed - Of more than fifty distinct shades of Im¬ 
perial German, including those described above_ 
One packet each of above fifteen Imperial Germans for $1.00. 
GIANT EXCELSIOR PANSY. 
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It is impossible to do justice to these lovely flowers in a 
printed description. Cold type cannot convey an idea of the 
indescribable richness, the varied and exquisite coloring, 
the large size, perfect form, and great substance of the 
blossoms Plants are compact and bushy, and produce great 
quantities of flowers, borne well above the foliage on strong 
stems. Owing to their vigor this strain withstands the hot 
and dry weather better than any other variety, and produces 
its great, beautiful blossoms in profusion all summer. Over 
a hundred different shades and combination f of colors hare 
been counted in one bed of this strain. 3D 
