G ERANIUMS. 
FROM SEED. 
This grand plant is the standby for all, and at 
all times—for bedding in summer or winter bloom¬ 
ing in pots. Few know how very easy and quick 
they bloom from seed. With very little trouble 
you can get all theplantsyou want fromseedata 
very trilling expense. Some of the very finest sorts 
have been raised from packets of seed purchased 
this way. Much pleasure is derived from raising 
seedlings. Start early and you have plenty of 
bloom first year. My seed is from the best named 
kinds only. PADKET (50 seeds) extra choice, 10c. 
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©aliiardia Loregiz raraa, 
A new double Gaillardia. This flower is of the 
most popular and fashionable style. Fong stems, 
good for vases, bouquats, or to wear singly or for 
corsage or buttonhole. Blooms continually a'l 
summer. Scarlets, yellows, claret, zoned, 
and beautifully bordered. A gem. 
Pkt. (20 colors) 
GfllLLfiRPiflS SiHGlE. 
Very showy, large single flowers; like a peacock 
feather. In bloom all summer. Pkt. (20 colors) 3c 
HARDY GAILLARDIAS.' 
Good Mixed— Double and single. I’kt. 6 c. 
Hurora ooroaBis. — -txa gauu^ <um ueaiinju! 
as a peacock’s feather. Plants of these handsome 
1 flowers sell for IG to JSe. each. 
Bloom from seed first year, and 
last year after year. A bed will 
be a mass of bloom all summer. 
Finest Mixed Varieties. 
Pkt 5c. 
ded^tia (Satin Rosp). 
Satin Rose— Very large 
showy annual. Rich velvety 
satin rose. Pkt. 3c. 
Mixed—20 kinds. Pkt, 2c. 
gilba tricolor 
A very showy annua! that 
blooms easy aud always. 
Pkt. 3c. 
GLOXINIAS. 
asm mm™ w 
BULBS awn SEED. 
Seed— Pkt. (50 seeds) lOc. 
Bulbs —5 for 25c. 
