80 
GERMAIN FRUIT COMPANY’S 
Per pkt. 
Nasturtium, Tall. (See cut.) Chame¬ 
leon. A new variety, producing flowers of 
different colors on the same plant; lit. 6ft.. 10c 
Dark crimson; lit. 6 ft. 5c 
King Theodore. Dark maroon, dark leaves, 
extra fine; lit. G ft. 5c 
Orange; lit. 6 ft. 5c 
Pearl. Creamy white; lit. 6 ft. 5c 
Scarlet: ht. 6 ft. 5c 
Nasturtium, Tall Chameleon. 
Vesuvius. Salmon rose, dark leaved, splen¬ 
did ; ht. 6 ft.10c 
Yellow; ht 6 ft.10c 
Finest mixed; ht. 6 ft.. 5c 
Per pkt. 
Passiflora Cardinalis, hhp. Scarlet; ht. 
8 ft.25c 
Ccerulea, p. Blue; ht. 8 ft.10c 
Edulis. Edible, p. Mauve; ht. 8 ft.10c 
Fulgens. Red, hhp. ht. 8 ft.,... 15c 
Princeps coccinea. Scarlet, hhp. ht. 6 ft.. 25c 
Quadrangularis, hhp. (Macrocarpa.) "Large 
Granadilla;” ht. 10 ft.25c 
Trifasciata, hhp. Three angled stem, edible; 
ht. 8 ft.25c 
Fine mixed; ht. 6 to 8 ft.10' 
The above collection comprises all the most 
beautiful and useful varieties of "Passion 
Flowers.” 
Phased us Caracalla. hhp. Lilac, purple 
and white; the "Snail Vine,” very beauti¬ 
ful and interesting; ht. 8 ft.....10c 
Smilax. p. Bulb; white; very useful for 
festooning, etc.; ht. 6 ft.10c 
Sdlya Heterophylla. hhp. "Climbing Blue 
Bell.” A pretty climber, with charming 
intense blue flowers; ht. 6 ft. 15c 
Special Offer of California-Grown Flower Seeds in Collections. 
These are put up in small, separate packets, each labeled with the name or color, and all enclosed in 
a larger envelope labeled with name and number of varieties contained therein. 
No. 1—25 fine varieties of California-grown flower seeds, $1. 
No. 2—12 varieties of California-grown flower seeds, 50c. 
No. 3—12 beautiful varieties, trailing and climb’g plants, 50c. 
No. 4— 6 beautiful varieties, trailing and climbing plants, 25c 
No. 5—! G fine varieties of everlasting flowers, 25c. 
No. G—6 choice varieties of Tom Thumb Nasturtiums, 25c. 
No. 7—6 choice varieties of tall or climbing Nasturtiums, 25' 
No. 8—4 beautiful varieties of Ornamental Gourds, 25c. 
No. 9—5 grand varieties of Passion Flowers, 25c. 
No. 10—5 grand varieties of Tacsonias, 50c. 
