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ORNAMENTAL-LEAVED NASTURTIUMS 
These comparatively new varieties are equally as thrifty and robust in growth and produce freely as beautiful flowers 
in various colors as the plain green-leaved Nasturtiums with the added merit of ornamental foliage which renders them 
beautiful objects even out of flower. (See cut.) 
Variegated-leaved Tall or Climbing. Foliage mottled and striped 
with cream, green, silver and yellow. Flowers of various beauti¬ 
ful colors, primrose striped red, salmon, scarlet, orange, yellow 
blotched maroon, etc., in mixture. 
24 Lb. 75c.; Oz. 20c.; Pkt. 10c. 
Variegated-leaved Dwarf or Bedding. The foliage is variegated 
in silver, green, yellow and cream; flowers of various beautiful 
colors, garnet, orange, canary, crimson, blotched, striped, etc., 
in mixture.24 Lb. 75c.; Oz. 20c.; Pkt. 10c. 
Golden-leaved Tall or Climbing. Golden-green foliage against 
which the bright scarlet flowers show off effectively. 
Oz. 20c.; Pkt. 10c. 
Golden-leaved Dwarf or Bedding. Golden-yellow foliage against 
which the various colored flowers, rose, yellow, red, cream, 
mottled, blotched, etc., contrast beautifuly. 
Mixed Varieties. Oz. 20c.; Pkt. 10c. 
“My Nasturtiums last year from you were the finest I ever saw, 
by far the greatest variety of colors and the most profuse bloomers. 
They are worthy of the highest recommendation . ” 
Miss CAROL1N E R. CLARK. Delaware City, Del. 
NASTURTIUMS—IVY-LEAVED AND VARIEGATED-LEAVED 
IVY-LEAVED NASTURTIUMS 
Ivy-leaved Tall or Climbing. Beautiful leathery dark green foliage, resembling that 
of the English Ivy against which the various colored, fringed flowers make a 
fine contrast. Mixed Colors. Oz. 20c.; Pkt. 10c. 
Ivy-leaved Dwarf or Bedding. Beautiful dark green, Ivy-like foliage composing 
into an effective setting for the lovely flowers of various colors. Fine for either bed¬ 
ding, edgings or pot culture. Mixed Colors. Oz. 20c.; Pkt. 10c. 
DWARF G LEAV I ED M NASTURTIUMS 
"BUKNING BUSH” 
This unique new type is of dwarf, compact growth, forming round, bushy plants about 
12 inches high by 15 inches across. The glossy, dark green leaves are thick, leathery, 
waved and lobed similar to the leaves of a Geranium. The flowers of intense blood 
crimson are borne in clusters around the main stem and in such 
quantities that they part the foliage, thus giving the effect of 
a bush on fire. Oz. 30c.; Pkt. 15c. 
NICOTIANA 
Affinis Hybrids. Most showy and profuse- 
flowering garden annuals, giving a continu¬ 
ous display of brilliant flowers through 
summer and autumn; easily grown from 
seed, commencing to flower in a few 
weeks from sowing, thriving in a sunny 
position in any good garden soil. The 
plants, of branching, bushy habit, 2 to 
3 feet high, carry the flowers in 
clusters, the whole being liter¬ 
ally ablaze with them, thousands 
being borne on a single plant 
during the season; the glorious 
effect in the garden is unsur¬ 
passable. The plant and flowers are 
similar in habit and form to those 
of the popular white-flowering fra¬ 
grant N. affinis, but the flowers of 
these new hybrids are much larger, 
measuring from 124 to 2 inches across, 
and very fragrant. Colors, purple, 
white, dark red, light red, salmon, 
crimson, violet, rose and pink. (See cut.) 
Mixed Colors. Pkt. 10c. 
Affinis. The popular free-flowering va¬ 
riety; fragrant star-shaped white flowers; 
annual, 3 feet high. Pkt. 5c. 
“Your ‘PICTURESQUE GARDENS' by 
Charles Henderson, is a very suggestive and useful 
book and / am glad to have it in our library here." 
SAMUEL B GREEN, 
Prof. Horticulture, University of [Visconsion. 
POPULAR EDITION. $1.00 postpaid. See page 199 
NEMESIA 
Triumph Hybrids. The highest de¬ 
velopment in this favorite class of 
annualssopopularfor bedding and pot 
culture. The plants grow 6 to 8 inches 
high, in round bush form, and bear 
continuously, during the summer,myr¬ 
iads of brilliantly colored flowers; 
cream, orange, yellow, crimson, rose, 
scarlet, etc., lipped with other colors. 
(See cut.) Mixed Colors. . . . PktAOc. 
Strumosa Reticulata. This new large 
flowering type is strikingly showy 
and distinct—the colors ranging from 
crimson to golden-yellow. They are 
reticulated, netted and mottled like a 
Mimulus. Pkt. 25c. 
Newton’s Glories. A new and most notable 
hybrid strain of large-flowering Nemesias. 
Plants of compact, bushy growth bearing a pro¬ 
fusion of flowers the largest of all, in gorgeous color¬ 
ings and lovely shades including crimson, lemon, 
orange, purple, claret, etc., besides many that are 
tigred and spotted on delicate ground colors. ..Pkt. 25c. 
?ounded n bT P eter Henderson in 1847 ,s b ^[‘ e ^° n Charles Henderson 
and his 
grandsons 
Peter and Howard M. Henderson 
