Baron von Ketteler. Flowers of unusual large size with 
heavy dense mass of petals in its compact corolla of rich 
deep purple, dominated by bright scarlet sepals. Its upright 
growing habit displays the extra large flowers to best ad¬ 
vantage. 4-inch pots 35c; 5-inch 50c. 
Display. Saucer shaped corolla of intense pink, contrasting 
light pink ealix. Growth of spreading habit. 
Fireflush. Of upright growth with large light green foliage 
with corolla of deep orange scarlet. Calix to be creamy 
flushed pink, under side of sepeals orange pink. 25-35c. 
Trailing Queen. The beauty of this creeping variety is best 
observed when used to plant in hanging baskets or urns 
where its pendulous clusters of bright red corolla and scarlet 
calix flowers can be seen to best advantage. 15c to 50c size. 
Wave of Life. Unusually rich colored foliage which when 
young is of coppery bronze to gold, then turning green when 
aged. Its flowers follow in cliain-like succession and are of 
vivid red calix with plum red corolla of semi-double type. Its 
growing habit is creeping and must be used where it can 
trail downward. Beauty of foliage and flower makes this one 
of the most notable varieties in existence. 25-50c each. 
Santa Monica. Upright growing then becoming arched when 
ready to flower, bearing large clusters of fully double white 
flowers, the petals of which are often streaked with red 
while the calix and sepals are bright red. One of the late 
flowering sort. 25-35 and 50c sizes available. 
Sunray. The foliage of this sort is of outstanding beauty 
and elegance, being bronzy pink when young, then assuming 
tints of yellow to cream and green in the center part of leaf. 
Must not be exposed to strong sunlight or its color fades to 
a dull green. Flowers of medium size single bright cerise red. 
Upright growing habit forming neat masses of foliage. 15c 
to 50c. 
Beauty of Swanley. Corolla small, tight, lavender rose, 
narrow sepals, white tipped green, of upright growth, grace¬ 
fully arching when matured. 25-50c. 
Alice Hoffman. Of neat semi-dwarf growing type with 
distinctive tube-shaped corolla, pure white and deep rose 
calix, foliage slightly bronzed when young. 25-50c each. 
Valiant. Upright neat growing type with large saucer-like 
flowers; corolla purplish red with scarlet base near sepals, 
same distinctly reflexed with pistil of pink color protruding. 
Its early flowering habit makes this a preferred sort. 15c to 
50c each. 
TREE-FUCHSIAS. These are grown especially for the pur¬ 
pose of veranda decorations and will attain considerable size 
with age. They need to be grown for several years to reach 
greatest beauty and may be stored in any dark or light frost¬ 
proof cellar during the winter season. They become dormant 
during the cold weather, shed their foliage and then require 
very little water. When started up in the spring they should 
receive fresh soil and applications of fertilizer repeatedly 
during the summer. Partial shade in summer is much prefer¬ 
able and shelter from strong winds will be of great benefit. 
The marvelous beauty of large specimen Fuchsias must be 
seen to be realized. WE grow each season a limited number 
of them in sorts adapted for this type with prices ranging 
from $1.50 to $5.00. These may be returned for winter storage 
if desired at a fee based on space requirement. 
Garden Club Feature 
Illustrated garden talks by Mr. J. G. Bacher can Ire ar¬ 
ranged for, as there are collections of natural color plant and 
garden pictures for illustrated lecture purposes before garden 
clubs or other interest organizations. 
Details furnished on request. 
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