FICUS REPENS (Climbing Fig) 
Quite satisfactory for covering walls and 
foundations; small leaves and quite hardy. 
—35c each, postpaid. 
BIGNONIA 
Bignonia Chamberlayni.—For green house 
use — One of the finest and most beautiful 
tropical climbers, flowering wonderfully in 
the house, a bright yellow. Should be in 
every vine collection.— 35c each, postpaid. 
Bignonia Radicans. (Trumpet Vine) —A 
decidious climber with dark green leaves 
and brilliant orange trumpet-shaped flowers 
produced throughout the Summer, very 
hardy.—45c each, postpaid. 
CHINESE HIBISCUS 
This is one of the most striking and 
satisfactory shrubs, ranging in colors of pink, 
red and salmon shades. The plant is of 
quick growth and subject to frost injury, 
being cut down at about 28 degrees under 
ordinary conditions; still it has a strong 
power to recover, and will come on and 
bloom again in the Springtime as vigorous¬ 
ly as ever, and is also fine as a tub plant. 
2 Yi in pots — 35c each, postpaid. 
COCOS AUSTRALIS 
A very beautiful, hardy Palm, with grayish- 
green, curved pinnate leaves. Deserves to 
be widely planted as it is one of the most 
desirable Palms. Small, 75c; Medium, $1.15; 
2 to 3 ft., $2.50—-Charges collect. 
SABAL PALM 
The beautiful, hardy native Palm which 
succeeds in the whole region bordering on 
the Gulf and along the Atlantic as far 
north as Cape Hatteras. Strong plants, 60c; 
medium, $1.00; Large, $1.15—Charges col¬ 
lect. 
PHOENIX CANARIENSIS 
A stately Palm with large trunk and large 
pinnate, gracefully curved leaves; a very 
rapid grower; very hardy and one of the 
best for outdoor planting in the Gulf Coast 
country. 2 to 3 feet, $3.00—Charges col¬ 
lect. ... 
CHAMAROPO EXCELSA 
This Palm has a rather slender trunk and 
flat, fan-shaped leaves borne on slender 
stems. It is one of the hardiest varieties 
known, and if any Palm will stand the 
winters of a given section out-of-doors, it 
will. It reaches a height of about 15 feet. 
Well-grown specimens are particularly hand¬ 
some and graceful, and where a Palm is 
desired for the small garden in the colder 
sections, it has no superior. 10 to 12 inches 
high, 8 to 10 in. leaves, 60c; 12 to 15 inches 
high, $1.10—Charges collect. 
BULBS 
AMARYLLIS (Johnson!) 
Sometimes called St. Joseph Lily. The 
color is a fine crimson-scarlet with a broad 
white strip down the center of each petal. 
Very fine for pot culture. Large blooming 
Bulbs, 35c each; 6 for $1.25—Postpaid. 
Amaryllis Vittati.—The flowers are very 
large and have a wonderful mixed color 
range from red to rose striped and variegat¬ 
ed, they are unexcelled among bulb flowers. 
Blooming size, 45c; or 6 for $1.25—^Post¬ 
paid. 
CRINUMS 
The sword-shaped leaves form a rosette 
from which very large fragrant flowers 
appear in immense clusters. Fine for plant¬ 
ing along fences and center of beds. 
Kirki.—Soft, delicate pink, with a light 
red stripe down through each petal. 
Capense. — White striped, rose color on 
the back of each petal. 
Capense Alba.—White and very fragrant. 
Prices on the three varieties—30c each; 
6 for $1.15—Postpaid. 
HEMEROCALLIS 
Tawny Day Lily.—Fine for border plants 
with large lily-shaped flowers borne on 
long stems. Very profuse bloomer. Fine 
for planting in front of shrubs. Deep orange 
colors. 
6 for 45c or 12 for 85c.—Postpaid. 
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