Hammonton, Neve Jersey 
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GRAVIS MYRTLE (Vinca). 
Common variety. The good old fashioned sort. 
Fine for shade, border, and rock effects 
Clumps . 
Rows. New very large flowering. 2)4 in. pots 
Golden Leaf. Golden foliage with blue flowers. 
Clumps . 
HEATHER. It. Flowers in winter. 4 different.. 
HEDGE, or Privet, 18 in. and over. 
HEDGE, variegated, bushy, 12 in. 
HE LIAA'THUS, or Hardy Sunflower, fine for 
background, double and single in five dis¬ 
tinct sorts. 
HELIOTROPE (Valariana). Ult. H. 30 in. 
Hardy garden sort. Tall perennial with attrac¬ 
tive blue flowers. On close observation the 
plant and flower is quite coarse in appear¬ 
ance. 
HEMLOCK. Canadian. Transplanted. Fine 
plants. An evergreen that thrives in the shade 
P. S.—We can furnish collected Hemlock (woods 
15 in. and better at $6.50 per 100. 
II EM EROC ALLIS. These perennial lilies have 
come into favor due to their constant bloom 
and easy culture. We have the following all 
summer, flowering assortment. 
1 — Dumorteri. Dwarf, 1% ft. June, cadmium 
yellow. 
2— Orangemen. 5 ft. Handsome orange tinted 
white. Late July. 
3— Lemon Beauty. 6 ft. July, Lemon yellow. 
4— Kwango Flora plena. Fully double. Hand¬ 
some red-orange. 3 ft. May. 
5— Thunbergia. 2 ft. Excellent cut flower. 
Pale orange. 
f— Hyperion. Regardless of all the highly 
praised new varieties, we can look forward 
to but one that superceded all others. 
That one is the Hyperion. Flowers are ex¬ 
tremely large and a glowing yellow. Be 
sure to have this variety in your garden 
7 — Mikado. Flowers tangerine with a heavy red 
bronze spot. Very attractive and one of the 
best in this class. Height 2 ft. 
HENS AND CHICKENS, R, mixed. 
H KUCHER A. R. Leathery leaves near ground. 
Graceful spikes of flowers, red, pink and white 
HIBISCUS MALLOW MARVEL, different sorts 
HOLLYHOCK, assorted, single or double. 
HONEYSUCKLE. See Vines 
HONEYSUCKLE (Gold Flame). A climber 
though will form an excellent shrub. By cut¬ 
ting the vines the plant will stand erect. Red- 
flower. inside yellow. Flowers all Summer and 
is highly attractive. Entirely new and an out¬ 
standing novelty. 
HYACINTHS. (Fall only). Our hyacinths are 
imported from Holland and will flower a hun¬ 
dred per cent. In red, yellow, white and blue. 
Bedding sizes. Best long stem results are ob¬ 
tained by covering the beds in Spring with salt 
hay or the like. The flowers will attain a 
lengthy stem. Covering removed when buds 
show . 
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HYACINTHS. For house culture. These are a 
picked size and adapted for water or potting 10 
HYDRANGEA. Climbing. This is a true Hy¬ 
drangea and will climb and take hold of walls 
without training. An unusual vine as it will 
flower freely with beautiful miniature Hy¬ 
drangea flowers in white. 2 ft. 1 
HYDRANGEA, any of following: 2 yr. unless 
noted . 3 
Peegee, bush type. Pink flowers in Fall. 6 ft. 
Otaksa, blue type. 
Otaksa, pink type. 
Marshal Focli, red, 3 in. pots. 
American everblooming. Large white flowers 
all summer. 
Oak leaf. Very early, robust and thrives in 
shade. 
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