Terms —This list cancels all previous seed 
offers. Orders will be filed from this list, so 
far as our stock will allow, up to and includ¬ 
ing the autumn of 1903. It is probable that 
a supplement of additional varieties will be 
issued during the summer of 1903 which will 
be sent to all customers, and to others on ap¬ 
plication. All the seeds of this list are of 
our own saving and we therefore offer them 
with full confidence as to their genuineness, 
and freshness. Prices are net at date of de¬ 
livery and payable in U. S. exchange; draft 
on New York, or International Post Office 
order on Boulder preferred. Fractional 
parts of an ounce or pound will be sold pro 
rata, provided that no seeds shall be sold by 
weight for less than the price of a packet 
Orders will be filled in rotation, subject to 
stock unsold, so send in your orders prompt¬ 
ly, before stock is broken. Seeds mailed 
anywhere, postage charged at cost. 
We issue an illustrated retail catalogue, 
also a wholesale plant catalogue. If inter¬ 
ested, send us your full address with request 
to mail copies as issued hereafter. This list 
may be used as an order sheet, upon receipt 
of which another copy will be mailed immed¬ 
iately. (See that full postage is prepaid, as 
otherwise double rates are charged. 
RARE AND CHOICE SEEDS. 
Including Some Fine Novelties. 
Aplopappus Fremonti Gray. A dwarf, 
clustered plant with showy lemon-yellow, 
radiate heads an inch or two broad; clean 
vigorous habit. 25 cents per packet. 
Artemisia Arbuscula Nutt. ,A handsome 
shrubby species, with silvery, nearly ever¬ 
green foliage, and graceful flowering spikes; 
neat and desirable. Pkt. 25 cents. 
Aster adscendens Lindl. 2 feet, narrow. 
