BIGNONIA 
Bignonia Chamberlayni.—For green 
house use — One of the finest and 
most beautiful tropical climbers, flow¬ 
ering wonderfully in the house,, a 
brignt yellow. Should be in every vine 
collection.—30c each, postpaid. 
Bignonia Radicans. (Trumpet Vine) 
A deciduous climber with dark green 
leaves and brilliant orange trumpet¬ 
shaped flowers produced throughout 
the Summer, very hardy.—35c each, 
postpaid. 
ENGLISH IVY (Hedere Helix) 
The well-known English Ivy. An 
excellent covering for walls and tree 
trunks. Succeeds best in shaded lo¬ 
cations. Evergreen.—25c each, post¬ 
paid. 
CHINESE HIBISCUS 
This is one of the most striking and 
satisfactory shrubs, ranging in colors 
of pink, red and salmon shades. The 
plant is of quick growth and subject 
to frost injury, being cut down at 
about 28 degrees under ordinary con¬ 
ditions; still it has a strong power 
to recover, and will come on and bloom 
again in the Springtime as vigorously 
as ever, and is also fine as a tub 
plant. 2 V 2 inch pots—25c each, post¬ 
paid. 
COCOS AUSTRALIS 
A very beautiful, hardy Palm, with 
grayish-green, curved pinnate leaves. 
Deserves to be widely planted as it 
is one of the most desirable Palms. 
Small, 60c; Medium, 90c; 2 to 3 feet, 
$1.15.—Charges collect'. 
SABAL PALM 
The beautiful, hardy native Palm 
which succeeds in the whole region 
bordering on the Gulf and along the 
Atlantic as far north as Cape Hat- 
teras. Strong plants, 45c; Medium, 
75c; Large, 95c.—Charges collect. 
PHOENIX CANARIENSIS 
A stately Palm with large trunk 
and large pinnate, gracefully curved 
leaves; a very rapid grower; very 
hardy and one of the best for out¬ 
door planting in the Gulf Coast 
country. Medium, 60c each; 2 to 3 
feet, 90c.—Charges collect. 
CHAMAROPO EXCELSA 
This Palm has a rather slender 
trunk and flat, fan-shaped leaves 
borne on slender stems. It is one of 
the hardiest varieties known, and if 
any Palm will stand the winters of 
a given section out-of-doors, it will. 
It reaches a height of about 15 feet. 
Well-grown specimens are particular¬ 
ly handsome and graceful, and where 
a Palm is desired for the small gar¬ 
den in the colder sections, it has no 
superior. 10 to 12 inches high, 8 to 
10 leaves, 50c; 12 to 15 inches high, 
90c.—Charges collect. 
BULBS 
AMARYLLIS (Johnsoni) 
Sometimes called St. Joseph Lily. 
The color is a fine crimson-scarlet' 
with a broad white strip down the 
center of each petal. Very fine for 
pot culture. Large blooming Bulbs, 
30c each; 6 for $1.15.—Postpaid. 
Amaryllis Vittati.—The flowers are 
very large and have a wonderful 
mixed color range from red to rose 
striped and variegated, they are un¬ 
excelled among bulb flowers. Bloom¬ 
ing size, 40c; or 6 for $2.05.—Post¬ 
paid. 
CRINUMS 
The sword-shaped leaves form a 
rosette from which very large fra¬ 
grant flowers appear in immense 
clusters. Fine for planting along 
fences and center of beds. 
Kirki.—Soft, delicate pink, with a 
light red stripe down through each 
petal. 
Capense.—White striped, rose color 
on the back of each petal 
Capense Alba.—White and very fra¬ 
grant. 
Prices on the three varieties—25c 
each; 6 for $1.05.—Postpaid. 
HEMEROCALLIS 
Tawny Day Lily.—Fine for border 
plants with large lily-shaped flowers 
borne on long stems. Very profuse 
bloomer. Fine for planting in front 
of shrubs. Deep orange colors. 
6 for 35c or 12 for 70c.—Postpaid. 
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