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( niOXODOXA. 
(Glory of the Snow) 
Most chariniiig Sprino-lloworino iiulhs. 
n'liey ])ro(lu<'C flower-spikes I'.caring tea to 
fifteen Seilla-like llowcrs. Tliey are ]ierfcctly 
hardy, and will thrive in any good garden soil. 
Fine for [)ot eultiire for Winter liiuoining. 
Luciliae. Bright blue, clear white center. 
Dozen 25c.; 10(1 .$1.25. 
Sardensis. Verv deep idiie. Dozen 25c.; lOU 
$1.25. 
(H>L('IIICl M. 
(Autumn-flowering Crocus) 
Very effective and liandsome, hardy ])lants, 
the flowers of which come through the groiiiol 
without leaves in the Fall, tlic leaves appear¬ 
ing the following S|)ring. 
Autunniale fl. pi. (kleadow Satfron). Each 
IDc.; dozen $1.0(1; 101) $8.00. 
Autumnale, Mixed. .Ml colors. Flach 10c.; 
dozen 50c.; 100 $-1.00. 
CIJOWX IMPEUI VL. 
stately growing ])huits for outdoor culture, 
with (hirk green foliage' and flowers of various 
shades of yellow and crimson. Mi.xed colors. 
Each 15c.; dozen $1.50. 
( Y( LAMEX. 
(Ready in November) 
Among llie miiny cluinning plants wliicli grace 
the greenhouse amt sitting-room during (lie Spring 
and Winter months, few, if any, are so iirelly and 
accommodating as the Cyclamen. The simidicity of 
its culture brings it within the reach of even those 
who can command no licltcr accommodation than a 
sitting-room window. 
Album. Ihirest white. Each 15c.; doz. $1.50. 
Roseum. Soft pink. Each 15c.; doz. $1.50. 
Rubrum. Dark crimson. Each 15c.; <loz. $]..10. 
Finest Mixed. Each lOc.; doz. $1.00. 
1)ielytra Spectabi 1 is. 
(Bleeding Heart) 
A well-known hardy plant, bearing in 
Spring long ract'iuos of deo|i rose-piulc, pond- 
ent flowers. Each 15c.; dozen $1.50. 
EUYTIIUOXII M. 
(Dog’s Tooth Violet) 
Perfectly hardy; variegtitod foliage; llowtu’s 
are large, varying in color from white to deep 
purple. 
Mired Colors. Dozen 50c.; 100 $5.00. Cyclamen Persiciim Gigantum. 
Freesia Rcfracta Alha. 
Jumbo Bulbs .., 
Mammoth Bulbs 
First Size Bulbs 
E R E E S I A. 
'I’liis is one of (he most I»e<‘iiil i I'ul of all ('ape hiilhs, pos¬ 
sessing a ptHMiliar yrace of fonn, and its fragraiu-e is most 
deli^'in 1 ul, OIK' pot ol fi\ e or six hnlhs l)eiii^’ sullicieut to per- 
(uine a ^\'hol(‘ lioiisi'. As cut llowevs, they are cxtrenielv vahi- 
ald(y tlie unexpaiided blooms, opening' in water, fill the air 
Avidi tlie most delicate jierfiime, and their endurance is 
really roniarkalile. 
Purity. A nuiguificpiit, snowy whito of v(*ry sizo and groat 
longlh of stem. A tru.ss iHiaring from eight to ])U(ls, of which 
SIX am otUni oj)(*n at one tinnn Eirst Size, each 5c.; doz, 40c.: 
]0() $2.50. Maiiunotli liulbs, each 5c.; doz. 50c.; 100 $3.50. 
oilow-Wliite. A di.yinct type, producing large s])rays of luircst snow- 
vyiiile flowers ol iiumeiisi' size and didiciously fragrant: it is very 
tree-hlooiniiig and ol great vahu* for forcing for cut llowers. 
Doz. ;U)c.: 100 $2.00; lOOO $17.50. 
Refiacta alba. Pun* while. One of tin* most poinilar and charming 
nnlbs lor ]>(>( cnllnre, llow'cring in the A\'inti.*r in the (-onservalory 
or wind()w-gard(‘n. forc(' very easily, and can he had in 
Idoom hy (’hristina.s it started in jiols in the month of Se]>lcml)er. 
I lynl hall a dozen hnlhs in a 1-inch pot. in good rich soil, water 
well, and keep them at a lemiicratiiro of 00 degrees. 
Each 
Doz. 
100 
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