Ferns and Plants for Fern Dishes. 
NEW BOSTON SWORD FERN. 
NEW BOSTON SWORD I'EKN -Originated near 
Boston. The fronds grow to a length of 4 feet, and arch 
*nd droop very gracefully, making it one of the most 
attractive of all ferns. 12 c. each. 
SPECIAL OFFER — We will send one plant of 
ibovc, also one large Fern Ball for oniy SSI .00 postpaid. 
MAIDEN HAIR—Is indis¬ 
pensable for flower work and its 
graceful lace-like loliage is very 
attractive and well adapted 
tor jardinieres or any place 
whore a bcautiful'effcet is desir¬ 
ed. 15c. each, ' 
SWORD FERN—One of the 
prettiest of all sword ferns and 
also excellent forfern dishes and 
vases. 11 3 deep green fronds 
make it a graceful, charming or¬ 
nament in every room. 10c. eacli 
ETERIS SERRUEATA— A 
fine variety of -easy culture, 
largely used for baskets and feru 
dishes. 12c. each. 
SEEA GENKILA or 
Moss Eero. 
\ very pretty plant, Its foliage 
is always fresh green, very deli¬ 
cate and lace-like. One of the 
finest plants to fill in fern dishes 
or grow in pots. 10c. each. 
MAKANTA 
M AS AN GEANA- A 
highly valued dwarf decorative 
plant, with light green foliage, 
mottled with velvety maroon. 
This plant is extensively sed 
for filling fern dishes. 1 
15c. each. 
each of the 6 varieties named 
\panese fern ball. 
This wonderful novelty is imported from Japan and is giving the 
greatest satisfaction in this Country. The Japanese gather the roots 
of a very pretty creeping Fern (D A VAL'Ll A BULLATA) and make 
them up in very solid balls; carefully packed with Sphagnum moss, 
the roots .are so eonstrnctedtas to-send out leaves, from all over the 
surface. They are of very rapid growth and soon cover the entire 
ball on all sides wifli a mass of the- brightest green fine foliage which 
make;; them one. of the finest ornaments for the dwelling house or 
conservatory and mav he suspended with wire to any desired location. 
W hen first received dip into wafer for 10 or 15 infinites with an occas¬ 
ional dipping- afterwards to keep it in moist condition until the new 
growth hafe started. The Sphagnum moss retains the moisture and 
a light sprinkling is all’that is neccessary to insure growth. 
Price 50c, eacli ; 3 for 1S1.-25 postpaid. 
Our Wonderful Large and Double Fuchsias. 
colored p>Iast<3 on Inside of back oover. 
This beautiful variety is without do lbt the most satisfactory Fuchsia in 
, 2 . 11 ’ P. or >Iy because it is far the best bloomer, but also because it is one of the 
uch ®! as to grow. Where many of other varieties fail, this will grow' an d bloom 
tiie entire year and from September until late in spring is covered with beautifu 
, k e Powers ot the most graceful form, beautifully drooping. The flowers are-elegantly 
shaped, of good substance; of a rich carmine and rose color, ; ’ ’ 
* nc e 10c. each; 3 for 35c. postpaid. 
a lovely combination. 
A\ A RANCH E—This is a beantiful golden-leaved variety and produces the finest 
large douolc dark purple flowers. It is very early and a constant bloomer. This-standard 
variety should be in every collection. Price 10 c. each; :> for 35c. postpaid. 
MINISTER BOUCHER—(NEW) An extra large double rosy purple flower, a profuse 
bloomer and a strong and healthy grower. Price 15c. each; 3 for 40c. postpaid. 
BRIDE OF ORLEANS—A remarkably fre.e flo weriug - variety \v\th veryJargfc .double 
white flowers; undoubtedly the finest double white variety ever sent out. The plant is of 
compact symmetrical growth, making fine shaped bushy plants. 15c. each; 3 for 40c. 
SPECIAL OFFER —One of each of the above •! varieties for 40c. postpaid. 
1 RODIGl—Anew, rare, vigorous growing free flowering variety, sometimes with 
single and douole flowers on the same plant; flowers scarlet tube and - sepals; cor olla 
violet blue. 
TRAILING QUEEN—Old favorite variety of trailing iiabit. 
GLORY DES MARCHES -A great double white Fuchsia, with large perfectly double 
white flowers with crimson tube and, sepals. A free bloomer and Of dwarf habit. \ 
MADAM UKUANT—Flowers are very large and double, with a line large rounded 
corolla with strongly recurved sepals; corolla is a delicate heliotrope, carmine stripe's. ' 
PHENOMINAL—This lubes and sepals are bright coral red, beauti fidly formed, The 
corolla is nearly two inches across. It is one of the largest Fuchsias grown and is a very, 
pleasing variety. ■ '■ F 
TROPHEE - A splendid variety in every respect, with violet blue corolla and dark-rod 
sepals; a free bloomer, large and double. 
SUNK A Y— Beautifully variegated foliage; a strong grower and free bloomer; large tubed 
rosy scarlet flowers. Price 15c. each; postpaid. 
MR. GLADSTONE—(NEW) Tills is the largest double purple Fuchsia in existence! 
it has an enormous widespread corolla and the stamens are curiously attached to the 
petals, extremely free, a startling variety. Price 15c. each; postpaid. 
Price unless otherwise noted 10c. eacli; the entire set of S varieties for 70c. postpaid. 
SPECIAL OFFER -The entire set of 12 varieties properly named for #1.00 p’d. 
Lemon Verbena. 
To simply brush against it is enough to fill a room with its delicious 
odor. Planted out of doors it grows into a fine large bush which can be taken 
up in the fall and wintered over in the cellar, 
l’rice 10c. each; 3 for 25c. postpaid. 
Justicia Coccinea. 
This is a rare variety of high value, The flower spikes are borne on long 
stiff stems, well above the foliige; flowers ricli bright scarlet while the foliage 
>3 a rich glossy green. Very attractive. Price I5c. each postpaid. 
House Hydrangea. 
OTASKA - A fine Japanese variety; large, loliage of a deep green color; 
boars a profusion of bright pink (lowers tinted with blue, on huge trusses; 
fine for Easter decoration. 
THOS. HOGG—Similar to the above, except color which is pure white. 
These varieties are. not hardy and are best kept in a cold cellar during winter. 
Price 15c. each; 2 fpr 35c. postpaid. 
Manettia Vine. 
A very desirable climbing plant, much appreciated wherever planted. If. 
will bloom as long as kept growing, with bright orange red and vellow cigar, 
shaped llowers. Very pretty and attractive. Price lOc. each postpaid. 
