VINCA ROSEA 
VINCA ROSEA, hhp, 1ft. A splendid everblooming 
plant for beds in Summer and pots in Winter; 
firs Phlox-like, fine texture, rich in color and 
abundantly produced; endures the Winter in Flor¬ 
ida, in the North the plants must be started early 
for beds. They like rich sandy soil and sun¬ 
shine, and will endure dry or wet weather bet¬ 
ter than many other plants. This is one of the 
good things every flower garden should have. 
White, Rose, Carmine, White-eyed. 250 s. Mixed 
500 s. 
VIOLA Bosniaca, hhp, 4in. A lovely violet for the 
rockery; firs deep purple in great abundance. 
Cornuta, hp, 6 in. These are admirably adapted 
for the rockery, beds and borders, as they come 
in bright colors, are very free-blooming, thrive 
in moist partial shade, have no enemies. 
Admiration, very large circular purple flowers, 
showy. 
Blue Gem or Jersey Gem, compact, firs large, a 
pleasing shade of violet-blue; very desirable. 
Chantreyland. A perfect Viola, producing masses 
of purest apricot firs. 
Haslemere, lilac-pink, in great abundance, pretty. 
Lord Beaconsfield. Large firs, purple standards, 
lower petals white with blue markings. Very 
profuse bloomer. 
Lutea, chrome-yellow, pretty, showy free-flow¬ 
ering. 
Papilio, the Butterfly Violet, firs bicolor, purple 
and white; profuse hardy. 
Puck, sage violet and canary yellow, bicolor, 
new, beautiful, very free-blooming. 
Rose Queen, deep rosy-lilac, free, long-flowering. 
Thuringia, firs rich blue with fine contrasting 
white center, lower petals clear blue. 
White Perfection, very large, perfect, pure white. 
W. H. Woodgate, new; finest of all Cornutas, 
firs charming blue, blooms continuously. 
Complete Special Mixture of Viola Cornuta 100 s. 
Gracilis, hp, 6 in. Deep purple, fine rock species 
of tufted habit, trailing, Spring-blooming. 50 s. 
Little-Johnny-Jump-Up, hp, 4in. The old-fashioned 
violet found in old gardens, tenacious. 100 s. 
Tufted Pansies, hp. These are valuable for beds 
or rockeries, and are exceedingly handsome. 
Apricot, 8 in. A rare tufted Pansy; rich apricot 
tinged orange towards the center; very showy. 
Ardwell Gem, large-flowd chrome yellow, choice. 
Arkwright Ruby. Bright ruby crimson, shaded 
terra cotta; fragrant. 
Black Prince. Free-blooming velvety black. 
David Simpson, lavender marbled crimson, fine. 
Firmament, lovely sky blue, continuous-bloomer. 
Nora Marrow, rosy lavender, a lovely color. 
Purple King, beautiful rich purple, free-blooming. 
Snowden, pure white, handsome, very choice. 
Complete Mixture of Tufted Pansies. 100 s. 
VIRGINIA STOCK, 1ft. Showy everblooming annu¬ 
als that bloom freely in Summer, and when 
grown in pots bloom well in the window in Win- 
ter; may be sown in Spring or Fall; repeated 
sowings keep up the display all season. Sow 
where plants are to bloom and thin. Red, White, [ 
Crimson, Carmine, Yellow. Sep or Mixed. 1500 s. 
VISCARIA New Compact, ha, 8in. These are pretty 
border plants that may be sown in Spring or Fall; 
colors exceedingly bright, and a bed of the 
blooming plants is always greatly admired. Blue, 
White, Red, or Complete Mixture. 1500 s. 
Blue Bouquet, ha, 1ft. A grand upright Viscaria, 
every plant becoming a bouquet of intense blue 
firs, beautiful and effective in beds. 
Cardinalis, Flame Flower, ha, 1ft. Beautiful rich 
scarlet firs, glorious in beds, very attractive. 
Rose Beauty, (new) 18 in. Fringed petals, bright 
deep rose firs, long stems. 
VITTADENIA Triloba, hp, 9in. A pretty spreading 
plant with rosy mauve and white firs. 250 s. 
WAHLENBERGIA or Platycodon, hp. One of the 
best hardy perennials, producing very showy firs 
during the entire season. They form large clumps 
and are excellent for planting in the permanent 
borders or among shrubbery. Easily grown from 
seeds, which begin blooming in August if sown 
outdoors in April. The plants are tenacious, and 
once started in the garden will last for a num¬ 
ber of years. 
Grandiflora, 18in. Large-flowd, Blue or White. 75s. 
Duplex, 18in. Dble, very fine, Blue or White. 40s. 
Mariesi, 1ft. Dwarf, large open bell-shaped firs. 
Rich Blue, Pure White, Separate or Mixed. 75 s. 
Complete Special Mixture of Wahlenbergia. 100s. 
WALLFLOWER. These are easily-grown and very 
beautiful sweet-scented firs, but it is only re¬ 
cently that a race of Wallflowers has been de¬ 
veloped that will bloom the first season. The 
plants grow 2 ft high, producing big spikes of 
deliciously scented firs, very showy in beds and 
good for cutting. Do not miss. 
Early Parisian, hb, 1ft. Beautiful single-flowd va¬ 
rieties that bloom in four months, are very de¬ 
sirable for beds in Summer and pots in Winter. 
They are of easy culture and sure to bloom. 
Firs large, in fine spikes and very fragrant. 
Light Brown, Blood Red, Cream Yellow, Yellow 
with black bud, Mix. 
Early Wonder, hp, 2ft. Developed by a famous 
German florist, Mr. Benary. Shows elegant dble 
firs in five months from seeds, and will bloom 
freely in Winter in pots when started in Mid- 
Summer. Our seeds are direct from him, and 
we can supplyall of the finest colors in mix. 100s. 
WHITLAVIA Grandiflora, ha, 1ft. Very pretty an¬ 
nual with lovely bell-shaped firs, easily grown. 
Blue also White. 1500 s. 
Gloxinoides, 1ft. Variegated blue and white .1500s. 
Complete Special Mixture, all varieties. 1500 s. 
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