, “ f "l ‘I 1 their modest loveliness, delightful in perfume, exquisite in color- 
in lavish in bloom, unequaled for cutting, bright and showy in the garden, of the 
« as lost culture, succeeding with everybody, in short, irresistible in their wealth of 
< minis, bushy climbers, -1 to G feet high, flowering through summer and autumn 
rioin seed sown in the spring. 
Neui Sweet Peas of English Origin. ' New Sweet Peas of American Origin. 
The collection ofQ varieties for $1.25. 
Coquette. Deep primrose, shaded fawn, with a 
subtle Lint of purplish rose. Pkt., 25c. 
Countess of Shrewsbury, beautiful clear 
deep pink, suffused with light purple; wings 
pale blush pink; one of the grandest Sweet 
Peas. Pkt.. 25c. 
Lovely. Pleasing shade of pink ; wings delicate 
rose, a charmingly colored large grand flower. 
(See. cut.) Pkt., 26c. 
Mars. Bright fiery crimson, deepening with 
age. A large, expanded flower. A great advance 
on every crimson yet introduced. Pkt., 26c. 
Prima Donna. Lovely soft pink, of largo size 
and flno form, a great gem; very frequently 
hears four flowers on a stem. Pkt.. 25c. 
Royal Rose. Standards deep rosy pink ; wings 
a charming light rosy pink, almost a self-colored 
flowor, handsome shape and 
Pkt., 25c. 
lmmenso size. 
The collection of 6 varieties for 75c. 
Aurora. Gigantic expanded shell-form; both 
standard and wings are flaked and striped with 
orange-salmon on white. (See cut.) Pkt., 15c. 
Brilliant. Crimson scarlet, of wonderful bril¬ 
liancy, profusion and substance. Pkt., 15c. 
Creole. Extra-large expanded flowers, pinkish 
lavender ; wings pure lavender. Pkt., 15c. 
Golden Gate. A new freak in form ; the wings 
stand upright and are curled in; color mauve 
and lavender. Pkt., 15c. 
Maid of Honor. An improvement over Butter¬ 
fly in form, size and color, light blue on white 
ground ; distinct blue edge. Pkt., 15c. 
Red Riding* Hood. A new departure of fan¬ 
tastic form; the white keel is hooded over with 
rose-colored wings, and blush pink standard ; 
tho flowers are borne in profusion, 3 and 4 on 
extra-long 
„ stems, and are deliciously fragrant. 
(See cut.) Pkt., 15c. 
The entire collection of G English and G American New Sweet Peas offered above for $1.50. 
Mixed New Hybrid 
Large - flowering* 
Sweet Peas contaius 
many beautiful new col¬ 
ors. Nothing dull nor 
undesirable has been 
allowed in this peerless 
mixture. Price,perpkt. 
(about75 seeds), 15c.; per 
oz. ( about 300 seeds), 40c. 
DOUBLiE SWEET PEAS. 
bs: halfand - hal£ on e "T(i 
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Double Lottie Eckford. White, rosy mauve end Vl otot! .*.*.*.*.* !i .* .* !o D °CWk® 
A GREAT OFFER! 
A full sized packet each of tho 
15 kinds described below, 
MAILED FREE FOR 50c. 
A GREAT OFFER I 
At regular prices they would 
_ . . cost $1.25. 
n n ? i r er8ary *’ < We offer our 9 llstomcrs this Jubilee collection of unequaled flower seeds, at the remarkably low price of 50c. The 
• -A™™.milA V A?,continuous succession of (lowers, throughout tho summer and autumn, from seed sown in the spring. 
Nasturtium, Climbing]. Lobb’s Improved, mixed colors ; luxuriant climbers, 
6 to 10 feet high ; producing most gorgeously colored flowers of many colors. 
Aster, Double Perfection, Mixed Colors. Thrifty plants, about 18 inches 
high, bearing large double flowers4 inches across ; many exquisite colors. 
Candytuft, Empress. Branching candelabra-formed plant, with long trusses 
of pure white flowers. 
Calliopsis, Golden Wave. Compact bushy plants; covered all summer long 
with large golden flowers, 2 inches across. 
Diantlius, “Crown of Perfection.” lmmenso double flowers of a wonder¬ 
ful diversity of colors, shades and markings; borne all summer and fall. 
Esclisclioltzia, Mandarin. Dwarf free-blooming plants, with largo scarlet 
flowers with interiors of golden yellow. 
Larkspur, Branching:, Double, Mixed Colors. Splendid plants, 2 to 3 feet 
high, with long spikes of double flowers. 
Marig*old, El Dorado. Immense yellow flowers, 10 to 14 inches around; 
exceedingly double and quilled like a dahlia. 
Mignonette, Bird’s Mammoth. Robust plants; largest variety grown; the 
spiko8 of deliciously fragrant flowers are often 12 inches long. 
Pansy, Fancy Varieties, Mixed Colors. Matchless flowers of a wonderful 
diversity of colors, including hues never before seen in Pansies. 
Poppy, Shirley, Mixed Colors. Flowers 3 inches across; many colors, 
from white, through shades of pink, scarlet, edged, veined, streaked, etc. 
Phlox Drummondii, Larg*e Flowering*, Mixed Colors. For summer 
flower beds nothing can surpass these for brilliant effect. 
Stocks, 10 Weeks, Henderson’s Colossal, Mixed Colors. Magnificent 
heads of large, double, deliciously fragrant flowers ; lovely colors. 
Sweet Peas, Iiarg*e Flowering*, Mixed Colors. A mixture made up from 
25 choicest named largo flowering varieties ; most exquisite new colors. 
Zinnia, Henderson’s Zebra. Double, mixed colors, luxuriant bushy plants, 
2 feet high, being very double flowers grotesquely striped and blotched. 
