PHEBE J. MARSHALL, HIBERNIA, DUTCHESS CO., N. Y. 
SUMMER SCARLET FREEZIA. 
LITTLE GEM 
CALLA. 
Seldom grows over 
10 in. high, yet bears 
many sweet flowers 
of good size. An ex¬ 
cellent plant. 15c., 
2for 25c. 
SPOTTED CALLA. 
White flowers, the 
leaves covered with 
transparent white 
spots. Effective win¬ 
dow plant. Distinct. 
IOc., 3 for 25c. 
NEW YELLOW 
CALLA. 
Golden yellow, jet 
black centre; very rare 
and expensive bulbs. 
Treat same as the 
spotted Calla. Blooms 
winter and summer. 
50c. each, extra large 
bulbs, 75c. 
PERUVIAN LILY. 
Gorgeous flowering 
plants ; flowers pro¬ 
duced in greatnumbers; 
all shades and colors, 
and most elegantly 
mottled with purple, 
crimson, rose, blue, 
yellow, green, appear¬ 
ing, when in bloom, 
like a thousand butter¬ 
flies. Hardy with 
slight protection. 15c. 
f for 25c. 
SCARLET 
FREEZIA. 
In bloom the whole 
summer; dense clusters 
of brilliant crimson 
flowers. The three 
lower petals marked 
with a black spot. 5c.. 
4for 15c., 10lor 25c. 
MOMTBRETIAS 
Miniature like 
Gladiolus throw¬ 
ing up a profusion 
of bloom all sum¬ 
mer. 
Crocosmteflora 
—golden orange, 
Ac. each, 3 for 
IOc.,12for30c. 
Rosea —fin e 
rose color, 5c. 
each, 3 for 12c., 
12 for 35c. 
Transcendant— 
very large and 
fine lied and yel¬ 
low, 5c. each, 3 
for IOc., 12 for 
35c. 
1 of each, 12c. 
6 “ 40c. 
PERUVIAN ULV. 
MONTBRETIA CROCQSM/E> 
FLORA. 
Bulbs, good kind*, good quality, for little monoy. 
