FDR THE WINDOW GARDEN. 
The seeds offered here are suitable for pot-plants at the North, and out-door plants at the 
South. They should be sown in a box or sheltered bed, and potted when large enough. 
Abrus prsecatorius, Prayer Bean. A good vine at the I 
South. Soak the seeds for several days in tepid water be¬ 
fore planting. 
Abultlon, known as Flowering Maple. A branching 
shrub bearing large bell-shaped flowers on long steniB, the 
colors from white to golden yellow and crimson. Lovely 
everblooming pot-plants blooming freely in summer or 
winter. Mixed colors. 
Acacia, elegant pot plants with delicate compound fo¬ 
liage of great beauty, and little globular clusters of bloom. 
Lophantha, Lophantha speciosa compacta, Dealbata, Tam¬ 
pa, Mixed. «®*Scald the seeds and soak for a day or two 
Id tepid water before sowing. 
Alstrcemeria Chilensis, attractive Lily-like flowers. 
Angelouia grandlflora, a pretty pot-plant,, the flowers 
white and lilac, free-blooming and fragrant. Mixed colors. 
Anomatheca cruenta, (Scarlet Freesia) red. 
Antlgonon leptopus, a beautiful herbaceous vine, 
growing 20 feet, with showy clusters of rosy carmine flow¬ 
ers. It can be bedded out, and the hard tuberous roots 
lifted, potted and kept in a frost-proof room over winter. 
Asparagus, elegant foliage plants, the filmy leaves 
mostly dark green borne upon slender stems. Plumosus 
nanus, Robustus, Superbus, Sprengeri, Special Mixture, 
all sorts. 4®*Soak the seeds for a week in tepid water be¬ 
fore sowing. Sow in sandy soil and water sparingly until 
growth begins. 
Begonia, Erfordla, carmine rose. Gracilis: Fireball- 
brilliant crimson. Prima-donna— new, limpid rose shad¬ 
ing to crimson. Semperflorens atropurpurea maxima, 
bronze foliage, blood-scarlet flowers, winter-blooming. 
Nana compacta Fire-red. Complete Mixture. These are 
all fibrous-rooted, everblooming varieties that do well as 
window pot-plants. 
Boston Smilax, a pretty vine for a pot trellis, the 
delicate sprays of shining foliage decorative on the plants, 
and useful for cutting. Myrtifolla, new, small-leaved. 
Calceolaria, Large-flowered Hybrids, Tall sorts mxd. 
Also Dwarf sorts mixed. Rugosa mixed. 
Carnation, Winter-bloming, mixed. 
Chrysanthemum, Japonica, perennial, mixed. 
Cineraria Hybrida, Large-flowered, mixed. 
Cllanth-us puniceus, vine, scarlet flowers. 
Coleus, bright and handsome foliage plants, the colors 
yellow, red, pink, white, chocolate and green pleasingly 
contrasted. Mixed. 
Convolvulus Cupanianus, Mauntanlcus, Aureussuper 
bus etc. Mixed. 
Cryptospermum Calendulaceum, golden, tender. 
Cuphea Minlata, various colors. Mixed. 
Cyclamen, various colors. Mixed. 
Cyperus alternifolius, Umbrella Plant, a neat aquatic 
foliage plant for pots or ponds. 
Dolichos Lignosus, a fine ornamenal window vine for 
suspended baskets. Flowers white. Tuberosus, climber 
with beautiful violet flowers. 
Eucalyptus citriodora, shrub or tree for pots at the 
North or planting out at the South, fragrant foliage. E. 
Globulus silvery foliage, fine. Resinifera, Gunnli. Mixed. 
Eupatorium riparium, a lovely sure-blooming pot 
plant for winter, the flowers brush-like, white, in clusters, 
good for cutting. Gradlflorous albus, white. 
Freesia Leichtllnii, loveiy tubular fragrant flowers. 
Refracta alba, similar. Both mixed. 
Geranium Zonale, Mixed. 
Gloxinia, large-flowered, summer-blooming, tuberous 
plants, finest strain. Mixed colors. 
Heliotrope, Large-flowered, very fragrant, In big 
clusters. Finest mixed. 
Hibiscus, tender sorts, large flowers. Mixed. 
Jmpatieus, free-bloomiDg, pretty. Mixed. 
lieniltvorth Ivy, charming basket plant. 
liennetlya, Pea-like flowers. Mixed. 
Eantana, various colors. Mixed. 
Maudevillea, white, fragrant, climber. 
Melianthus major, six feet, pretty foliage, 
Mimosa pudica, globular rosy clusters. 
Musa religiosa, starts tardily. 
Xerium, Oleander, pretty white and pink flowers. Rich 
green evergreen foliage. Likes sandy soil and sunshine. 
XympHtea Zanzibaricnsis, azure blue, fine. 
Palms, various kinds in mixture. 
Passiflora ccerulea, blue, vine. 
Phaseolus ensiformis gigas, Giant Bean. 
Physianthus albens, vine, white, fragrant bloom. 
Poinciana Glllesl, showy, yellow flowers. 
Psidlum, Guava, common. P. Cattleyana. 
Primula Chinese, excellent winter-blooming pot piants 
of easy culture. French Giant varieties. Mallow-leaved 
Mixed. Fern-leaved, Mixed. Choice Fringed, Mixed. 
Double sorts, Mixed. Stellata, Mixed. Obcontca-grandl- 
flora, Mixed. Malacoides, lilac. Floribunda, yellow. Kew- 
ensis, fellow. Farinosa. Forbesi. 
Kivinia humilis, a pretty, easily-grown plant for win¬ 
dow decoration In winter. Its beauty Is in the racemes of 
rich scarlet berries freely produced. 
Sollya heterophylla, blue creeper. 
Solatium Lobeli, a lovely window plant bearing showy 
scarlet fruits. Excellent. Texanum, bears egg-shaped 
bright scarlet fruits. Solanum mixed, various kinds. 
Stevia paniculata, pretty white flowers in clusters. S. 
serrata, similar. The flowers are fine for cutting. Both 
winter-blooming in pots. 
Taesonia Molllssima, fine pink flowers: vine. 
Tecoma Smlthl, free-blooming pot plant for decora¬ 
tion in winter. Flowers orange. 
Torenia Fournier! Grandlflora, a lovely branching 
pot plant, somewhat globular in form, becoming a mass of 
exquisite velvety blue flowers. Easily grown from seeds. 
N.vmphe, blue. The Bride, white and pink. All sorts Mixed. 
Wallflower. Kewensis, new winter-blooming Wall¬ 
flower. Flowers sulphur, changing to orange or purple- 
violet, very fragrant and handsome. Start plants In mid¬ 
summer, shifting into larger pots as the plants grow. 
SEEDS OF HARDY SHRUBS AND TREES. 
Seeds of these are mostly a year 
Acer Negundo, Box Elder. 
Alnus cordlfolia, heart-leaved. 
Amorpha canescens, dwarf. 
Fruticosa, Bastard Indigo. 
Ampelopsis sinensis. 
Quinquefolia, woodbine. 
Vetchi, Boston Ivy. 
Amygdalls vulgaris. 
Aralla spinosa, shrub. 
Arbutus Unedo. 
Aristolochia sipho. 
Azalea pontica. 
Berberis Aquifollum. 
Bealii. 
Vulgaris. 
Thunbergil. 
Bignonia radicans, shrubby vine. 
Broussonetta, papyrifera. 
Buddleya variabilis. 
Buxus sempervivens. 
Callicarpa Americana. 
Calycanthus floridus. 
Prsecox, Japan Alspice. 
Carpinus Americanus. 
Ceanothus Americanus. 
Cephalanthus occldentalls, 
Cercis Siliquastrum, 
Canadensis, Red-bud. 
Cladrastis tinctoria. 
Colutea arborescens. 
r more in starting, but the plants rais 
Clematis flammula. 
Paniculata, hardy, White. 
Virginiana, white. Vitalba, white. 
Viticella, purple flowers. 
Cornus floridus. 
Alternifolia. Paniculata. 
Stolenifera. Mas. 
Crataagus Pyracantha. Oxyacantha. 
Cytisus laburnum. 
Euonymus Americana. 
Genista Andreana. Tinctoria. 
Gledltschia triacanthus. 
Gymnoeladus Canadensis. 
Hamamelis Virginlca. 
Hibiscus Syriacus, Mixed. 
Ilex Aquifolium. 
Florida Holly, tree. 
Koelreuteria paniculata. 
Laurus Camphora, 
Ligustrum Ibotum. 
Liriodendron tullpifera. 
Lonicera, Mixed. 
Maclura aurantiaca, 06age Orange, 
used for a hedge. Per lb $2.50, fresh. 
Magnolia grandiflora, Conspicua ulan. 
Acuminata. Tripetala. 
Morus alba. Nigra, black. 
Paulownla Imperlalis. 
Phlomis fruticosa. 
Phottnla glaber. 
i are free from pests, and vigorous. 
Philadelphus grandlflora large-flow¬ 
ered Mock-orange, tbe finest. Seeds 
germinate in two or three weeks. 
Pyrus baccata. 
Quercus ilicifolia. Suber. 
Rhamnus alaternus. 
Rhodotypus Kerriodes, a handsome 
shrub, bearing Blackberry-Uke flow¬ 
ers throughout the season. 
Rhododendron pontlcum. 
Rhus coriaria. ** 
Lacinlata. Cotinus. 
Robinla Acacia, Black Locust. 
Rosa Multiflora nana. Hiawatha. 
Ruscus racemosus. 
Salyx cuprea. 
Sambucus, everbearing. 
Racemosa. 
Sorbus Aucupqrlus. 
Spartium junceum. 
Symphoricarpus Vulgaris. 
Ramosa. 
Syringa, White Lilac. Purple Lilac. 
Tilia Argentea. Platyphyllus. 
Americanus. 
Ungnodia speciosa. 
Viburnum opulus. Tinus. Lantana, 
Prunifolium. 
Wistaria Chlnensls. 
Yucca fllamentosa. 
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money sent for them; but in remitting please observe these directions: One Dollar or more send by Draft, Money Order or 
Registered Letter. Smaller sums send in three-cent postage stamps or silver coin in a ooin cerd or sowed in a piece of split 
pasteboard. Address LAFABH SEED AND PLANT COMPANY. Successor to Geo, W, Park, 
LaPark, Lancaster Co., Pa. 
