Orchid Flowering Cactus 
10 INCH BLOOMS ON SMALL PLANTS 
The Orchid Cactus (Hybrid Epiphyllum) blooms, ten and even twelve inches across, 
is fast becoming one of our most prized in- in a single season. 
door plants. Unlike the desert Cactus, it ; wa emnege 
is entirely free from thorns, being similar taede Aotca: mee es prams Se 
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in habits to the popular Christmas Cactus. ate: | : - 
The flower differs from Christmas Cactus, TOUndings. The blooming season varies 
however, in. size and form; as well as from April through June with the different 
brilliance in the many colors available. It Varieties. Your choice of colors — Red, 
is not uncommon for a well grown plant White, Pink and Orange—40c each; 3 for 
to produce fifteen or twenty gigantic $1.00, postpaid. 
Easter Lily Cactus ae 

Usually begins to flower at Easter time and will continue to do so intermittently ; 
for seyeral months. The pink and white flowers are extremely large, often 6 to 10 CHRISTMAS 
inches in length and diameter of the widely spread frilled petals, and some are quite CACTUS 
fragrant. They are one of the easiest of all cacti to grow, and one of the most . ; 
satisfactory for decorating small bowls and pots, as they stand neglect and need no An early flowering ernn-— 
special care. 35c¢ each; 3 for 75e, postpaid. : son-scarlet variety with 
long, drooping flowers borne 
in great profusion. Easy 
a to grow. Plants, 35¢ each ; 
Cactus for Dish Gardens | » aia 
Orchid Cactus 
The Cactus family makes most care, and endure the heat and 
interesting house plants. Ex- dryness of the ordinary living 
tremely odd and curious. Many room, Plant them in individual 
have gorgeous and beautiful small bowls or in dish gardens. 
sweet scented blossoms, and This fine collection of Cacti and 
bloom profusely. These oddest of Succulents (each a different ya- 
all plants grow in many shapes riety and delivered postpaid), our Pe 
and sizes, are easily grown, selection of varieties, 3 for 50c; 
thrive and bloom with very little 8 for $1.00, postpaid. 
A mixture of 30 choice varieties. Pkt., 
Cactus Seed 10c; % oz., 40c. : 
WAX PLANT 
The true Wax. Plants or 
Hoya Carnosa is an_ easily 
grown climbing house plant 
suitable for window gardens 
and trellis work. Umbels of 
fragrant, waxy, white flowers 
with pink centers, produced 
in succession. The shining, 
succulent, dark green foliage 
makes it an interesting plant - 
even when not in bloom. 
Plants, 40¢ each, postpaid. 
WEATHER 

Starfish 
STARFISH 
A branching succulent plant. from Afriea, 
somewhat resembling a Cactus. Produces gro- 
tesque star-shaped flowers nearly two inches 
across, spotted yellow and brown. <A very at- 
tractive plant and a great curiosity. 30c¢ each; 
3 for 65¢, postpaid. 


Wax Plant 
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Easter Lily Cactus 






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CARNATION PLANT FAIRY OR BABY ROSES Sida 
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CHABAUD GIANT IMPROVED. \ fine steam of (Spyies versie) ROSES FROM SEED THE FIRST YEAR Cisqctaye 
giant-flowered Carnation which blooms the first year If the (ds stand up- : IQ) Nt ed 
if seed is sown early in the Spring. The plants tight the weather will One of the most unique and novel pot flowers. The only SSS OSS 
make compact bushes 2 to 3 feet tall and bear, on be fine. If they stand genuine dwarf house Rose, blooming in three to five months com 
tall stems, a mass of nicely fringed, intensely fra- out straight, changeable after sowing the seed, giving about equal proportions of 
grant double flowers. In many sections of the coun- weather is expected, and single, semi-double and double flowers, borne in clusters 
iry they do well outdoors. Mixture of colors. Pkt., 1e leaves droop or “go and contain all the tints and colors of cultivated Roses. —ate 
10c; 1% 02.; 45¢; 14 02., 80c. to sleep’’ during a storm. Plants from seed sown in February in the house may be = = 
Light purple flowers; “| had in bloom in June, and should bloom continuously month SS 
Fairy 
brilliant red seeds which 
; ; acure Beads, after month. Seed in mixture of colors. Pkt., 25c. E 
EVERBLOOMING LANTANAS  2@ used for beads AS 
Everblooming Hybrids. An unexcelled bedding or 
30c Each 
border plant; also used as a pot plant, in hanging P| \ 
of flowers almost constantly in bloom. 2 to 3 feet. 4 o i of } lal Oo u S A i }e r n Ss 
Seed in mixture of colors. Pkt., 15e; 1% oz., 35ce. C } f 
Plants in separate: colors—Bronze, Yellow, Pink, 3 or 65c 
baskets, porch boxes and vases. Verbena-like heads 
White, Lavender, Salmon—30c each; 3 for 65c} 
Rose 



12 for $2.00, postpaid OSTRICH PLUME. One of the easiest and BOSTON. <A_ wonderful SILVER FERN. Light 
i Rk ae es healthiest ferns to grow. Each frond is delicately Fern with long, drooping greeen fronds with a band 
cut and curved somewhat resembling the grace of fronds (leaves) which often of silver. A most unusual 
an ostrich plume. Fronds often measure a. foot in attain a length of 6 to & fern and of very easy cul- 
width. feet. ture. : 
PRICES—above Ferns, 30c each; 3 for 65¢; 12 for $2.00. 
ASPARAGUS Pa 
FERNS 
PLUMOSUS (Lace 
Fern). Very finely 
divided feathery foli- 
age, Seed, I5c¢ per 
packet. Plants, 35c 
each; 3 for =90c; 12 
for $3.00, postpaid. 
SPRENGERI (Feath- 
er Fern). Long, 
drooping branches; 
z + fine for hanging bas- 
Ostrich Plume Fern eahsuicind uawrailndacken 

(Ah? 2M AM 
Weeping Firecracker 44h. We \\ iN 
Plant. Slender, arch- aN fan, i 
ing, drooping habit; Via 
literally. covered with 4fef Unit \ 
brilliant coral-red 4h dy ANS rie 
buds and flowers. Es-* hy Ai\ i * 
boxes. Seed, !5c per pecially adapted for 
hanging. baskets, 
packet. Plants, 35¢ vases, window boxe 
; ; : : ases, xes, 
each; 3 for 90¢; 12 4 5 ete. 35c¢ each; 3: for 
for $3.00, postpaid. Silver Fern 90c. 



Burgess Seed & Plant Co. 
GALESBURG, MICHIGAN 

