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FLORISTS

WHOLESALE PRICE LIST

OF

PLANTS, BULBS,
SeoieUS, Ktc.—

From Date to March 15th, 1903.

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The Storrs & Harrison Co.,

Painesville, Lake County, Ohio.

THE Storrs & Harrison CoMPANY,

TERMS OF SALE.

Orders from unknown correspondents must be accompanied by cash or satisfactory reference.
Three will be furnished at dozen rates, and five at 100 rates, if order amounts to $3.00 or more.
All goods delivered at Express Office or Depot here. No charge for packing or packages.

Orders to be sent C. O. D. must be accompanied by cash to one-fourth of the value of goods
ordered, to guarantee acceptance.

All perishable plants and bulbs ordered shipped by freight will be properly packed and deliv-
ered to transportation company. here. Consignee must then assume all responsibility as to damage
by heat, frost or delay.

For wholesale rates of Fruit Trees, Vines, etc., and Hardy Ornamentals of all classes, see
our Trade List No. 4.

On seeds in packages, a discount of 50 per cent. will be made from the prices in Catalogue
No. 2.

Prices quoted are for plants from 2% in. pots, except noted.

CATALOGUES.

We issue the following catalogues (send for copy if you did not receive them) free to the trade:

No. 1. Descriptive Catalogue—Fruit and Ornamental, Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and
Shrubs, Small Fruits, Grape Vines, Roses, Hardy Plants, ete.

No. 2. Spring Retail Catalogue—Full line Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Greenhouse, Bedding
and Hardy Plants, Roses, Shrubs, Vines, Trees, etc. Issued in January.

No. 3. Fall Retail Catalogue—Bulbs, Winter Blooming and Hardy Plants, Shrubs, Trees, etc.
Issued in August.

No. 4. Wholesale Trade List for Nurserymen, Dealers and Florists—Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, etc. Issued semi-annually, January and August.

No. 5. Florists’ Wholesale Price List. (This one.)

General Collection of Plants for Florists.

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ALAMANDA WILLIAMSII.

A dwarf or bush variety of this old favorite
house plant. Of dwarf, compact shape, with large

AZALEAS.
We have a large stock of Azalea Indica for
Easter forcing, including all of the standard va-

rieties. Have been carefully regraded since ar-
riving so that buyers may be sure of receiving
only well-shaped and well-budded plants of each
size.

10 to 12 inches in diameter, $35.00 per 100.
12 to 14 inches in diameter, $45.00 per 100.
14 to 16 inches in diameter, $60.00 per 100.

AGAPANTHUS UMBELLATUS.

(Blue Lily of the Nile.)

Flowers bright blue, produced in clusters of
twenty to thirty, on long erect stalks.

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trusses of flowers at the tip of every branch; each
flower 3 to 3% inches across. Color, rich golden
yellow; very fragrant. $5.00 per 100.

ACALYPHA BICOLOR COMPACTA.

Entirely distinct from all other Acalyphas and
is a first-class bedding plant, standing planting as
well as Coleus, in fact its finest coloring is
brought out in the sunniest location. Leaves are
broad, bright green, margined with a wide, ir-
regular band of lemon yellow and have wide
yellow bars running lengthwise of the leaf and
thickly dotted with yellow blotches. Compact,
free branching habit of growth, rarely attaining
a height of over 12 to 18 inches. 25c. each; $2.50
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PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 3

ACALYPHA TRIUMPHANS.

An indispensable bedding plant, standin~ up
bright and handsome in dry and hot weather.
Foliage always clear and bright. Ovate pointed
leaves, light red shaded and marbled darker.
$5.00 per 100.

ACALYPHAS IN VARIETY.

Marginata—Dark olive green, margined rose.
$4.00 per 100.
Miltonia—Variegated green and white. $4.00 per

100.

Sanderi—Bright green foliage with pendant crim-
son flowers. $4.00 per 100.

ANTHERICUM VITATUM VARIEGATUM.
24-inch pot plants, $3.00 per 100.

AGERATUM STELLA GURNEY.

By far the finest dwarf Ageratum. A vigorous,
compact grower, rarely exceeding 6 to 8 inches in
height. Blooms in large tufts of a beautiful in-
tense blue shade, found in no other bedding plant.
A free and continuous bloomer; a perfect mass of
bloom all summer. $3.00 per 100.

AGERATUMS.
Cannell’s Dwarf—Bright lavender blue.
White Cap—Pure white.

Princess Pauline—Body of flower
light blue stamens.

$2.50 per 100.

ARALIA SIEBOLDI.

white,

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| favorite Paul Bruant.

BEGONIAS—FLOWERING.
Variegated Begonia.

(Paul Bruant Variegata.)

A perfectly fixed variegated type of the old
Foliage is identical with

| common type in size, shape and serrations on

A splendid vase plant with bright, shiny foliage. |

4-inch. pot plantse seer eee ee $2.50 per doz.
ALTERNANTHERA.
Rosea Nana and Parychoides Major, $2.50 per 100.
ACHYRANTHUS.

| sized panicles of light rose colored flowers.

There are no better foliage plants for bedding |

than Achyranthus. They stand drought and sun

much better than Coleus and are more easily kept

shapely while the foliage is always brilliant and

clean.

Brilliantissima—Leaves and stems of a beautiful
ruby red.

Biemulieri— Dark metallic red foliage, shaded car- |

mine.

McNally—Very attractive, golden yellow-veined |

green.

Emersonii—Leaves lance-shaped, fine bright red.
$3.00 per 100.

THREE DOUBLE FLOWERED BEGONIAS.

The three varieties of double flowered Semper-
florens Begonia we offer are very vigorous in
growth and bloom with greatest freedom whether
grown in pots or used for summer bedding.
Flowers perfectly double, very unique and at-
tractive.

Boule de Niege—Pure white, with yellow sta- |

mens; a handsome flower, large and full. $6.00

per 100.

Glorie de Monet—Very free bloomer, perfectly
double; bright carmine, changing to clear pink
at center of flower. $6.00 per 100.

Triumph de Lorraine—Flower perfectly double,
with nicely imbricated petals, color brightest
scarlet, changing to cherry carmine when fully
opened. $6.00 per 100.

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edge, but is beautifulnly variegated with brightest
vellow markings. Makes one of the finest speci-
men plants imaginable, blooming freely in good
No
florist doing a pot-plant business can afford to be
without it, as will sell on sight. Propagates
readily and easily handled. $2.50 per doz.

BEGONIA GLORIE DE LORRAINE.

Will be able to supply in quantity for early
summer delivery. Are booking orders now. 2%-
inch pots, $15.00 per 100.

TRAILING BEGONIA MARJORIE DAW.

For single specimen pot plants, or for baskets
and vases, “Marjorie Daw” is proving one of the
best plant introductions in years. Foliage bright,
shiny green, of the “Angel-Wing” type, nearly
the same in size as foliage of Rubra. Flowers
beautiful salmon-pink in long drooping clusters.
Strong trailing or climbing habit of growth.
$6.00 per 100.

Three French Begonias of Fuchoides Type.
Very vigorous in growth, making fine specimen
pot plants.

Coral—F lowers bright coral red, produced evenly
over the plant. $5.00 per 100.

| Fournaise—Bright red flowers produced in droop-

ing panicles. $5.00 per 100.

Vesuve—One of the most effective when grown
up into large sizes. Flowers bright, opening up
into clear rose. $5.00 per 100.

General Collection Flowering Begonias.

Rubra—Probably the most popular of this type
of Begonia. $4.00 per 100.

Viandi— A cross between Duchartrei and Pictav-
ensis. Flowers large delicate rose, set off with
reddish hairs, forming a large flower cluster
held up by stout shaggy stems. $6.00 per 100.

4 THE

Srorrs & HARRISON

CoMPANY,

Wettsteinei—Always a favorite upright growing
sort with coral red pendant panicles of bloom.
$3.00 per 100.

Erfordia—One of the most prolific bloomers, con-

_ tinually covered with clusters of its delicate
rosy salmon flowers. $3.00 per 100.

Purity—The most prolific bloomer of all the
white Begonias, being a mass of bloom both
summer and winter. $3.00 per 100.

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BEGONIA REX.
Good assortment in named varieties, $5.00 per
100.

Secured from one of the best European collec-

tions. Large, well-ripened bulbs.

Finest Single Named Colors—White, Per 100
pinks Scarlet crimson) and: yellow... +...) $3.00

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Finest Double Named Colors—White, pink,
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Double Mixed Colors
BOUGANVILLEA GLABRA.

Sanderiana—Chinese Paper Plant. Strong plants
from 2%-inch pots, $4.00 per 100.

CLERODENDRON BALFOURI.

A unique climbing plant bearing bright scarlet
flowers with creamv white calyx. $4.00 per 100.

varieties.

BROWALIA SPECIOSA MAJOR.

One of the finest blue-flowered plants for bas-

kets and vases. Flowers good sized, of a strik-
ingly handsome shade of blue. $3.00 per 100.

CROTONS.

In eight distinct varieties. $4.00 per 100.

CAREX JAPONICA.

Variegata.

A variegated Japanese plant of handsome fol-
iage. Stands the dry and heated atmosphere of
dwelling rooms well, and is useful in plant de-
corations. $3.00 per 100.

COLEUS.
Fine stock of leading market varieties.
Ten distinct varieties, including a large quan-
tity of Beckwith’s Gem, Verschafelti and assorted
yellows. $2.50 per 100. $20.00 per 1,000.

CUPHEA PLATYCENTRA.
(Cigar Plant.)
$2.50 per 100.

CAMELLIA JAPONICA.
Well budded bushy plants 18 to 20 inches high,
$9.00 per doz.
CALADIUMS—Fancy Leaved.

Beautiful foliage plants that are in greater de-
mand than ever. Strong dormant bulbs in named
$10.00 per 100.

CALADIUM ESCULENTUM.

Fine sound bulbs, with good centers:

Per 100
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NEW CARNATIONS.
Originators’ descriptions. Prices are for rooted
cuttings, but will be supplied from pots as soon
as plants are established in pots.

PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 5

LILIAN POND.
(Reuter).

One oi the finest and largest white Carnations,
averaging 3 to 3% inches in diameter. Flowers per-
fectly round, petals fringed, center well built up
and double, absolutely pure white, very fragrant and
produced on strong wiry stems in the greatest pro-
fusion; not a cropper but a free continuous bloomer.
25 plants, $3.00; 100 plants, $10.00.

; ADONIS.
(Hill & Craig.)

The finest scarlet Carnation yet produced.

It is a fine free grower, compact in habit, with
stiff, erect stems, which average two feet and over!
in height; the grass is of medium size, not a
superfluous blade on it, covered with the “bloom’
of good health. It can be spaced 10x10 inches on
the bench.

During the entire past year it has been in per-
fect health, entirely free from rust, bacteria, and
stem rot; it succeeds under similar treatment to
that given to Crane. It is an “easy doer,’ while
requiring plenty of air, food and water.

Form perfect, and quite distinct, not crowded
with petals, which fact allows it to develop its
flowers in much less time than any other “fancy”
Carnation. It is as early as the best of the stand-
ard sorts, extremely free and quite continuous;
One of its strong points is that it does not lose in
size or brilliance as warm weather comes on.

The “Young Adonis” is an athlete among
Carnations, and we shall watch with interest the
advent of a worthy rival in its color, for Adonis
has a brilliance and a beauty by which all other

sorts pale and fade, while at the same time it |

surpasses all other reds in size.
$3.00 per dozen. $14.00 per 100.

ENCHANTRESS.

(J. D. Thompson Carnation Co.).

Color—A very pleasing shade- of
light pink, deepening toward the cen-
ter; far superior to Daybreak at its
best.

Size—Three and one-half inches and
over. When fully developed, over four
inches in diameter.

Form—tThe guard petals are broad,
well arranged and of great substance;
the center full and high; very attractive
and of fine form.

Calyx—Does not burst.

Stem—Is strong and stiff, averaging
two to three feet in length.

Habit of Growth—Both out of doors
and in the house the growth is ideal;
very healthy and of vigorous constitu-
tion.

Blooming Qualities—Very early,
free and continuous. Needs no special
culture to develop magnificent blooms,
producing as freely as any Carnation to

date. Sells at sight and “enchants” all
who see it.

Price, $3.00 per dozen. $12.00 per
100.

CARNATIONS.
(From 24-inch pots.)
Three Good Ones from Introductions of 1902.

Gaiety—A seedling of Bradt by Scott, scarlet and
white variegated, has stiff wiry stem, perfect
calyx and no surplus grass; a very easy doer.
Enjoys a temperature of about 50 degrees.
While the flower is not quite so large as Bradt
when that variety is at its best, it is less
crowded with petals and comes to perfection
in one-half the time and has remarkable free-
dom of bloom. $4.00 per 100.

Cressbrook—Bright pink, 3 to 3% inches in diame-
ter. Stem strong and heavy; a fine grower with
no surplus foliage. Has the indorsement of
many leading Carnation growers and is worthy
a place in the front rank of Pink Carnations.
$4.00 per 100.

Mrs. E. A. Nelson. (Nelson.)—A pure glistening
pink, similar to Frances Joost; always a popu-
lar shade. An early and continuous bloom:r,
under good cultivation having a stem 2 to 24%
feet high and strong enough to sustain its lar-
gest flowers. Flowers often reach a size of 8%
to 4 inches when well handled. $4.00 per 100.

General Collection—2\4 inch Pot Plants.

| America—Pure light scarlet of even shade, comes

into bloom early and its strongest points are
its freedom of bloom, large size and easy cul-
ture. Stems 20 to 24 inches. $3.00 per 100.

Ethel Crocker—Combines nicely all the require-
ments of a large flowered and free blooming
“money-earner.” Will produce more _ long
stemmed, perfect flowers than any other va-
riety. Color, pure pink, deeper and brighter
than Scott. $2.50 per 100.

Daybreak—Has paid more coal bills than any
Carnation in cultivation. Still unequaled as a
flesh colored. $2.50 per 100.

MRS. E. A. NELSON.

6 Tue Storrs & Harrison ComMPany,

Flora Hill—A favorite white variety; one that
succeeds with almost everyone. As free bloom-
ing as any white. $2.50 per 100.

California Gold—An excellent yellow variety,
closely resembling Ethel Crocker in habit and
healthy growth. It is by far the freest flower-
ing variety of its color. Flower of good aver-
age size, on stiff, slender stems, golden yellow
with soft red markings. $2.50 per 100.

Dorothy—One of the best commercial Pinks,
having no equal as a paying variety of this
color. It is a bright pure pink, about the shade
of Scott, produced just as freely, and has no
equal in keeping qualities. Flowers much
larger than Scott, finely formed and nicely ser-
rated; not an exhibition variety, but a money
maker. $3.00 per 100.

Genevieve Lord—A beautiful shade of pink, a
trifle darker than Albertine. One of the strong-
est growers and most free blooming. $2.50 per
100.

G. H. Crane—The finest all round scarlet to date,
of strong and vigorous habit of growth, making
an endless number of cuttings. It is a large
flowered sort, producing both quantity and
quality. $2.50 per 100.

Lorna—Flowers pure white, three inches and
over in size, very fragrant. Center well filled,
rounding the flower to a most pleasing form.
Comparing it to its parent, White Cloud, it
shows decided improvement in more compact
and stronger growth, longer and stronger stem,
larger flower with perfect calyx; better form,
more pure white. $3.50 per 100.

Mrs. Thos. W. Lawson—Deep cerise pink; an
early bloomer and very free for so large a
flower. Flowers average three inches in diame-
ter, and habit of growth is remarkably vigor-
ous. $3.00 per 100.

Mrs. Frances Joost — Very
early and free bright pink.
A standard variety that
nearly everyone continues to
grow. $2.50 per 100.

Mary Wood— An excellent |
fancy flowered sort. Pure f
white, nicely striped and
mottled scarlet. Gives fine
length of stem and good
sized flower. $2.50 per 100.

Mrs. Geo. M. Bradt — The
standard of variegated Car-
nations, Brings top-notch
prices when grown well.

$3.00 per 100.

Prosperity—An extra large
fancy flowered; purest white
overlaid with pink mottles,
deepening toward the center.
Calyx strong, never burst- |
ing, as the petals in develop- |
ing spring out far enough

_ before expanding. A splen
did keeper and good shipper
$3.00 per 100.

Queen Louise—Flowers of good size, on long
stiff stems. Blooms early, late and all the time,
one of the most profitable white varieties; a
clean healthy grower. $3.00 per 100.

Gov. Roosevelt—Deep brilliant scarlet, heavily
shaded with maroon. Flowers large and well
formed on good stiff stems. One of the best of
dark colored kinds. $3.00 per 100.

Norway—A vigorous and rapid growing large
white, popular with many growers. $3.00 per
00.

The Marquis—Color, light pink, 2% to 3 inches in
diameter. A money maker wherever grown.
$2.50 per 100.

White Cloud—One of the standard whites; strong

growing, free blooming, with long, stout stems.
$2.50 per 100.

CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
OLDER VARIETIES OF SPECIAL MERIT.

Oresco—Resembles Mrs. Jones in foliage, habit
and form. Decidedly distinct in color, first
opening a beautiful apricot, shaded rose; when
fully developed a pleasing shade of crushed
strawberry color. $8.00 per 100.

Edgar Sanders—Dark bronze with broad incurv-
ing petals showing the reverse only. Has
taken a prominent place on account of its large
size, artistic form and peculiar color. $8.00 per

Monrovia—Many sueécessful growers claim this
as the best early yellow. Has good stiff stem
of medium height, well foliaged. A grand

bright yellow Japanese incurved. $6.00 per 100.
Timothy Eaton—Still the champion of all whites.

Has met with unparalled success as an exhi-

bition ’Mum. Will be planted in larger quan-
$3.00 per 100.

tity than ever this year.

=# : ee eee Seen
TIMOTHY EATON.

RAINESWIELE: ORIG! 7

Opah—(Lady Fitzwygram X Marquis de Monte-

mort.) A large flower intermediate between its
parents in form; white, slightly suffused with
pink. The late buds showing a decided pink
coloring, while the early ones produce almost
white flowers. More easily managed than Lady
Fitzwygram. $8.00 per 100.

GENERAL COLLECTION.

Col. D. Appleton. Maj. Bonnaffon.
Frank Hardy. Marion Henderson.

Golden Wedding. Nagoya.

Ivory. Omega.

Lady Fitzwygram. Pink Ivory.
Mme. Bergmann. Superba.

Maud Dean. VAP Elallock
Marquis de Montemort W. H. Lincoln.
Mrs. Perrin. W. A. Manda.
Mrs. Jerome Jones. Wim. Simpson.
Modesto. White Swan.

Mrs. Baer. (Yellow Mrs. Jerome Jones.)
White Bonnaffon. $4.00 per 100.

Unless noted, $3.00 per 100.
NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR /903.

(Originator’s Descriptions.)

F. J. Taggart. (N. Smith & Son.)—The most
striking novelty of recent years. The best of
all the hairy or plumed section. A great ad-
vance over all yellows in this class, being per-
fectly double and the hair-like filaments are
more pronounced. No other variety at Kansas
City and Chicago attracted so much attention
and brought out such exclamations of wonder
and surprise. Color, light yellow. Flowers 8
inches in diameter. An exhibition variety of
exceptional merit. Winner of Gold Medal and

The Express—-In color it is bright scarlet crim-

son, a shade lighter than that of Philadelphia,
one of its parents. Grows 2% to 3 feet high and
has fine clean, healthy habit of growth. Is a
mass of bloom all season and proves itself an
all around good crimson bedding Canna. $3.00
per dozen.

Victory—Extra strong, robust grower, making a

height of 5 to 6 feet. In color is bright orange
scarlet with fine crimson veins running length-
wise of the petal and bordered with irregular
bands of yellow. The flower is of largest size,
measuring so large as to indicate some crossing
of Italian Canna blood with the Crozy type.
$15.00 per 100.

Gloriosa—A dwarf, compact grower, grand for

borders and edging. Might well be called
“Dwarf Queen Charlotte;’ has every marking
of flower and foliage similar, but is somewhat
brighter colored and much more dwarf. Center
of petals dark rich crimson, widely bordered
golden yellow. $4.00 per 100,

GRAND FOLIAGE CANNA.

Black Beauty—A grand variety with beautiful

foliage as highly colored as a Dracena. A deep
bronzy-wine red, almost black. No other plant
we know equals it in color of foliage; one of
the finest plants for centers of groups or
amongst shrubbery where a tall growth is re-
quired. Five to six feet. $10.00 per 100.

CANNA SAM TRELEASE.

Flowers open up flat with broad, overlapping

petals, making a perfectly round flower quite dis-
tinct from any other. Dazzling scarlet with edge
of petals and center rich yellow, forming a bril-

$150 prize at Kansas City and Bronze Medal at linnt combination. Grows 2% to 3 feet. $4.00 per
Chicago. $5.40 per dozen. $30.00 per 100. 100.

Mlle. Marie Lieger—A French seedling
that has won at every exhibition since
brought to this country. Grand deep (
flower with stout well foliaged stem. N@
Magnificent shade of pink. No Chrys- )
anthemum of recent years has attracted
more attention and is bound to rng
a standard pink, as it has every require-
ment of a profitable variety. $30.00 per
100.

Yellow Eaton —-All that should be nec-
cessary to say of this variety is that it is Z
‘a good clear yellow form of Timothy BG
Eaton. Makes good exhibition variety §Y
and profitable for general cultivation for
common trade. If anything is not quite
sO coarse in growth as the white form,

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David Harum—Dark bronze foliage.
Strong grower and one of the freest \
blooming, Vermilion scarlet dotted with
crimson spots. Flowers are large, made
up of well-rounded petals and have great
substance. Grows 3 to 3% feet. Con-
sidered by experts to be one of the best
of recent intrsductions. $10.00 per 100.

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GIANT ORCHID FLOWERED CANNA.
Mrs. Kate Gray.

One of the largest flowered Cannas ever intro-
duced. The result of a cross between Italia and
Mad. Crozy. Flower is round and full, of a clear
wine color, suffused with gold, and larger than
either Austria or Italia. The flowers have a great
deal of substance and are very showy and effective
$6.00 per 100.

BEST PINK GANNA.
Martha Washington.

We consider this the best pink Canna ever in-
troduced. Flowers are extra large, often reaching
5 inches in diameter, made up of 5 broad petals.
Plant grows about 3 feet high and makes good
sized ‘clumps, giving quantities of eyes for
dividing. $5.00 per 100.

GENERAL COLLECTION CANNAS.

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EPIPHYLLIUM MAKOYIANUM.
(Lobster-Claw Cactus.)

Grafted plants with fine heads on 12 to 15 inch |

stems. Should bloom about Easter. $3.50 per

dozen.

DRACENA GODSEFFIANA.

Entirely different from all other Dracenas; foli-
age broadly lanceolate, heavy dark green, 5 to 6
inches long, and densely spotted with irregular
dots of creamy white. Make compact, graceful
specimens in a short time. Will be used in quan-
tity for decorating as soon as it becomes more
plentiful. $6.00 per 100. :

FUCHSIAS.

We are offering a fine list of Fuchsias in as-
sorted colors, many new and beautiful varieties as
well as the best of the older ones, both single and
double. $3.00 per 100.

FERN BALLS.

Dormant 7 to 9 inch Fern Balls.
$3.50 per dozen. $25.00 per 100.

Grand sellers.

COMPANY.

FERNS.

Nephrolepis Piersoni.

Bostoniensis improved in every way. Has re-
ceived the highest awards at every exhibition
staged so far. The photograph gives a good idea
of the feathery, plume-like fronds, althought plant
must be seen to be appreciated. Its fronds grow
broad and heavy, measuring six and eight inches
across when developed, and on account of their
weight assume a graceful appearance. Owing to
the fullness of the foliage even small plants look
well furnished and are much more symmetrical
than small Bostoniensis. $9.00 per dozen. $50.00
per 100. Strong stock from 2%-inch pots.

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Will always be a grand selling plant and valu-
able for decorating. 2!4-inch pots, $4.00 per 100.

PTERIS CRITICA ALBA LINEATA.

In good condition for ferneries. $38.00 per 100.

LOMARIA GIBBA.
(Tree Fern.)
Heavy healthy stock in 2%4 inch pots. Good
as specimen plants or for center of fernery. $3.00
per 100.

FICUS ELASTICA.

A fine lot of plants 18 to 20 inches high from 5
and 6 inch pots, $30.00 per 100.

Good strong stock from 4 inch pots, 10 to 12
inches high, $20.00 per 100.

Lighter plants from 8 inch and 4 inch pots,
$15.00 per 100.

GERANIUMS.

The following list of new Geraniums has been
selected from a large list we have had under trial
and are considered improvements over older va-
rieties of like descriptions in their respective
classes.

SINGLE GERANIUMS FOR (903.

Enchanteur—Large floret of perfect form with
margin and center of white with circle of rosy
crimson. Fine large flower cluster supported
by stout rigid stem. A grand free-flowering
variety, standing sun and storm without injury.
35c. each.

Commandant A. Felker—A single scarlet of great
promise. Makes compact, shapely plant of good
rugged constitution. Flowers good bright crim-
son scarlet, averaging 2 inches in diameter,
formed into round, perfect trusses, that are ele-
vated well above the foliage. 35c. each

Paul Desjardins—Broad petaled violet crimson
flower with upper petals scarlet at base. Quite
unlike any other variety we are growing. Will
help to make a change from the pinks, crimsons,
and scarlets so common in Geraniums. 35c.

Single Bedding Geranium, Julia Marlow.

A novelty of two years ago, but in many re-
spects without an equal as an all-round good
single. It has proved to be a perfect bedder with
grand habit of growth. Petals broad, overlapping,
forming perfectly round flowers and produced in
large shapely trusses. In color is a dazzling shade
of even scarlet. There is no question but that this
is a variety that will pay anyone to grow in quan-
tity, both for bedding out and for pot culture.
$8.00 per 100.

NEW VARIETIES OF BRUANT TYPE.

Marquis de Moy—Single flowered beautiful bright
rose, the two upper petals marked white.
Strong vigorous grower though not too rough
in habit, making well formed specimens for pots
or bedding. 35c. each.

Virtuose—Quite distinct from any of the older
varieties of the Bruant race. A semi-double
bright salmon rose, entirely free from the
orange cast of many varieties of this class.
Habit of growth and blooming qualities excel-
ene individual floret perfectly rounded. 35c
each.

Peter Henderson—A superb variety of dwarf,
healthy growth, with large flower spikes sup-
ported well above the foliage. Flower semi-
double, broad and flat, of a bright orange scar-
let cast; one of the brightest and most attractive
of all reds. 35c.

NEW DOUBLES FOR 1903.

Capt. Blomet—Brilliant orange scarlet, center
dotted pure white. Flowers nicely rounded and
compact. One of the most striking of the many
new varieties we have tested. 30c. each.

Madame Halimbourg—A very unique and beauti-
ful shading of clear orange rose, entirely differ-
ent from any combination of coloring we have
seen in Double Geraniums. Flowers fully double
and appearing in good sized trusses. Habit of
growth-excellent. 30c. each.

Countess de Pillet Will—Has fine flower cluster

of well-opened semi-double bloom. Broad pure
white border with center of salmon pink. A
beautiful combination of coloring rarely met
wae in this section of Geranium family. 85c.
each,

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Incandescent—Good large clusters of nicely
shaped flowers with wavy petals; bright scarlet.
Plant is of good vigorous habit and makes a
grand bedder. 35c. each.

NEW SCARLET GERANIUM, E. H. TREGO.

An extra strong growing variety with large
shiny leaves, showing trace of ivy leaf blood, but
with distinctly marked zone. Flowers brightest
cherry-scarlet. Individual floret measuring 2 to
21% inches across and flower truss correspondingly
large. $8.00 per 100.

GENERAL COLLECTION OF BRUANT
GERANIUMS.

. Alphonse Ricard—Bright vermilion scarlet; fine
large truss.

Beaute Poitevine—Very large, semi-double, bright
salmon.

Baron de Scalibert—Large salmon-flesh with
white center; petals slightly veined red.
Bellerophone—An excellent bedder. A_ single

scarlet with large, round florets, combined into
immense trusses held high above the foliage.
One of the most attractive in our collection.

Countess de Chantemarle—Plant a low compact
grower; foliage small and heavily notched.
Flowers an exquisite salmon tint, upper petals
dotted white. A novelty of first order. $6.00
per 100.

Fleur de Roze—Pronounced an improvement over

‘Jean Viaud. It is slightly deeper in color, form
of flower is more perfect and is, we believe, of
better habit of growth. Clear glowing pink,
with broad center of pure white. Individual
measure 2 to 2% inches in diameter, made up
into monstrous trusses with heavy stems that
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Clyde—A snort from the well known Geranium
Mrs. E. G. Hill. Like its parent in every way ex-
cept that its color is a soft shade of scarlet. In-
dividual floret perfectly round in form and 2%
inches in diameter. $1.00 per dozen.

Hubert Le More—Flowers large rosy pink, with
white eye. Single flowered.

Heteranthe—Bright scarlet, one of the best.
per 100.

Jean Viaud—Now the standard pink bedding
Geranium. Large semi-double rosy pink flowers
with white eye. Blooms with uninterrupted
freedom the entire season, and is of such rapid
and vigorous habit of growth that it makes one
of the best all round plants obtainable.

$3.00

Jean Madeline—An excellent grower; plant strong
and vigorous, yet shapely, and its flowers are
produced on stems long enough to carry them
well above the foliage. Flowers large, semi-
double, of a beautiful transparent pink shade.
$1.00 per dozen.

John Doyle—Bright vermilion
double. One of the best for bedding.
100.

Le Colosse—Monstrous sized trusses of wavy-
petaled bright scarlet flowers.

scarlet, semi-

$3.00 per

Marquis de Castelaine—A giant among red Ger-
aniums; flowers averaging 2% inches in diame-
ter. Trusses of bloom 5 to 7 inches across.
Stands sun and storm without injury and is a
free, continuous bloomer. Color vivid rosy
scarlet, shading into pure scarlet at the edge of
upper petals. We consider it one of the grand-
est red Geraniums ever introduced.

| Mad. Landry—Semi-double.

orange.

Mad. Jaulin—Semi-double.

rounded by border of white.

Mrs. E. G. Hill —A pleasant shade of
salmon, shaded lighter at center.

Mad. Chas. Molin—Clear, bright sal-
mon, white eye.

Thos. Meehan — Semi-double bright

Rich salmon, shaded

Tender pink sur-

magenta, with distinctly fluted petals.
Unless noted $4.00 per 100;
$30.00 per 1,000.

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Annibal—Purplish crimson, upper petals
marked orange.

B. K. Bliss— Brilliant scarlet,

SS Countess de Castris—Bright soft rose.
C Caesar— Large trusses. Color, rich red

C solferino; very brilliant and effective.
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f iD \ bloomer. $4.00 per 100.

Champ de Niege. (Novelty in 1902)—
Flowers purest white; not a trace of
color at the center. Plant dwarf and
bushy, always a perfect mass of white.
A splendid addition to the small list of
white Geraniums. $1.00 per dozen.

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Bertha de Presilly. (Novelty 1901)—Flowers
nicely formed, semi-double, of a beautiful shade
of silvery rose. One of the most free and con-
tinuous bloomers, the flowers of a well grown
plant completely covering the foliage. Its color-
ing is delicate, yet stands sun or storm without
fading, making it valuable as a bedder. $6.00
per 100.

Fiancee. (Novelty in 1902)—A double white, ex-
ceeding all others in size of flower. The indi-
vidual floret is broad and waxy white, made into
round solid trusses that stand well out from the
foliage. $1.00 per dozen.

Francis Perkins—In our estimation one of the
finest pink bedding Geraniums. Flowers bright
pink with distinct white eye, produced in im-
mense umbels. Extra strong vigorous grower.

Gaston Mery—Bright carmine rose; a distinct va-
riety.

Gloire de France—Salmon white, with distinct sal-
mon red center.

James Vick—Deep flesh, dark salmon shadings.

La France—A fine white variety of low and bushy
growth. $4.00 per 100.

La Favorite—Pure white; best white bedder.

M. Paul Blondeau. (Novelty in 1902)—One of the
most showy and attractive doubles. Flower
trusses are immense in size, held up by stout
foot-stalks. Color, most brilliant clear rose with
white eye, a shade at once very beautiful and
valuable to the Geranium grower. $8.00 per 100.

Le Soliel—(Awarded Gold Medal, Pan-American
Exposition.) The color is most brilliant scarlet,

very bright and showy. It is a most profuse
bloomer, standing the sun perfectly. A healthy,
vigorous grower, propagating. easily and easy to
keep in stock. Floret large, made up into enor-
mous trusses. We consider it one of the best
and brightest colored double Geraniums in ex-
istence. $6.00 per 100.

Marie Fournier—Large semi-double rose pink
with distinct white eye. Habit is dwarf, very
vigorous and free in bloom. Will rank with
Francis Perkins as a standard pink. $5.00 per
100.

Mad. Barney—Bright clear rose, fine large full
flower.

Mad. de la Rue—Soft orange scarlet.
Marvel—Rich crimson scarlet; extra fine bedder.
Mad. Debouche—Rose, shading to light pink.

M. Canovas—Immense trusses of brilliant scarlet
flowers, with velvet maroon shadings, on long
stiff stems. $4.00 per 100.

M. G. Merand—An excellent grower and profuse
bloomer; color, reddish violet, shading to center
of light scarlet.

M. Jules Dispot—Rich violet crimson, center lilac.
Blooms continually with good sized flowers.

Pasteur—Bright orange scarlet with large, well
formed truss; exceptionally free in bloom.
Habit is dwarf yet vigorous. Foliage clean with
distinct chocolate zone. $4.00.

Richelieu—No Geranium in our list is more at-
tractive. Individual flowers are of good size,
borne in close round trusses. Color, bright
cherry scarlet.

S. A. Nutt—Rich dark crimson of perfect shape
and large size; an excellent bedder.
Unless noted, $3.00 per 100.

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$27.50 per

Double Flowered ‘‘Aureole’’ Geranium.

Vera Vend—A large fiowered double, entirely
different from any other Geranium, and is one
of the oddest and most interesting. The border
of petals is deep rosy orange with large center
striped white and delicately marbled red and

orange. A strong grower and _ continuous
bloomer. $4.00 per 100. ;
SINGLE FLOWERED.
Athlete—Brilliant scarlet, extra large. $4.00 per

100.

Albert Carre—A good addition to the list of scar-
let bedders. Separate flowers, large and nicely
rounded. Truss large and produced freely all
season. Bright crimson scarlet.

Gen. Grant—Bright fiery scarlet.
Granville—-The finest of all the single pinks for
bedding. $4.00 per 100.

John P. Cleary—Color deep orange scarlet with
maroon eye and distinct maroon veins on upper
petals. One of the most free flowering and
satisfactory of all single scarlets. $4.00 per 100.

Lady Renals—Rosy scarlet with clear white eye.
L’Aube—Pure white, in large trusses.

Mrs. J. M. Garr—Standard white bedding variety.
Mad. Heine—Deep rose, white eye.

Madonna—A soft shade of pale pink florets, large,
arranged in handsome showy trusses.

Queen of the West—Light orange scarlet.

Rosa Bonheur—Blooms in round compact trusses
of delicate rose with white eye.

Unless noted, $3 per 100. $27.50 per 1000.

NEW IVY LEAF GERANIUM.
Col. Baden-Powell.

The flower is enormous in size, the largest of
Ivy Geraniums; varies in color from pearl white
to soft blush. A free, continuous bloomer and
rapid, easy grower. Good sized trusses on long
stems, making it valuable in vase and basket fill-
ing and for cutting. $2.00 per dozen.

‘“AUREOLE GERANIUMS.”’

Single-Flowered.

Mad. Bruant—Still one of the most showy varie-
ties. Center of flower is white, veined carmine

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lake, each petal regularly and distinctly bor-
dered bright solferino. $3.00 per 100.

Thesee—One of the most free flowering. Growth
dwarf and compact. Edge of flower is rosy
crimson, shading away to white at center. $3.00
per 100.

DOUBLE FLOWERED IVY LEAVED.

August Hardy, Centenaire, Eden Marchi, Gen.
Championnet, Henry Litolff, La Fondre, P. Crozy
and Souv. de Chas. Turner. $3.00 per 100.

VARIEGATED LEAVED GERANIUM.
Mad*Salleroites ae eae $2.50 per 100
Mrs:s Ranker ser sis orc Lice wate ee $4.00 per 100

SCENTED GERNIUM.
Bee Sy Sete Cie Gg hTCE nse eter Ue $2.50 per 100

GLADIOLI.
Finest mixed, all colors, $1.00 per 100, $9.00 per
1,000.
White and light varieties mixed, $2.00 per 100.
Pink and Striped varieties mixed, $1.75 per 100.
Red varieties mixed, $1.25 per 100.
Yellow varieties mixed, $2.50 per 100.

GLOXINIA.
Choice mixed hybrids, erect lowering. $4.00 per
100.

HELIOTROPES IN VARIETY.

We offer four best market varieties at$2.50 per
100.

HYDRANGEAS.

Thomas Hogg—White. $3.00 per 100.

Hortensia—Rose color. $3.00 per 100.

Ramis Pictis (Red branched.)—Deep pink. $4.00
ner 100.

Otaksa—Bright rosy pink. $3.00 per 100.

Otaksa Monstrosa—$4.00 per 100.

GERMAN IVY.
$2.50 per 100.

LANTANAS.
Good assortment of colors. $3.00 per 100.

WEEPING LANTANA.

A grand plant for baskets and vases. May be
used to good advantage in connection with other
plants, but is more effective when used alone
where its bright colored bloom forms a perfect
mound of flowers. $2.50 per 100.

AMERICAN WONDER LEMON.

An excellent seller and good house plant.

Plants from 2% inch pots $4.00 per 100.

Nice bushy plants 10 to 12 inches high from 5
inch pots, $10.00 per 100.

Nice bushy plants 15 to 18 inches high from 5
inch pots, $20.00 per 100.

Nice bushy plants 18 to 24 inches high from 6
and 7 inch pots, $30.00 per 100.

KENTIA.

PALMS.

We are offering remarkable values in small

Kentias from 2% and 3 inch pots. These are in
good condition for growing on, cool grown and
stocky little plants. Will more than double in
value by fall.

KENTIA BALMOREANA.

PKS NOS oocc eo. $6.00 per 100. $50.00 per 1,000
SENG KOS Hoo Uisco.c 12.00 per 100. 100.00 per 1,000

ARECA LUTESCENS.
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3-inch pots, 3 plants in a pot, 12 in. high.....
4-inch pots, 3 plants in a pot, 15 to 18 in. high. 20.00

LATANIA BORBONICA.

Per 100
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COCOS WEDELLIANA.
es bright stock from 2% inch pots, $10.00 per

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MARANTA MASANGEANA.
Most beautiful dwarf growing variety with
pretty mottled foliage; very desirable for use in
fern pots, jardiniers, etc. $4.00 per 100.

MANETTIA VINE-—(Bicolor.)

For basket, vases or small trellises. Bright
scarlet shading into yellow at tips. $4.00 per 100.

MOONFLOWER.

(Ipomea Grandiflora.)
$3.00 per 100.

OTAHEITE ORANGE.
Good stock of 2%-inch pot plants for mail trade
or growing on. $3.00 per 100.

PRIMULA FORBESI.
(Baby Primrose.)
Remarkably good seller. First grade stock from
2%-inch pots. $2.00 per 100.

PHRYNUM VARIEGATUM.

Useful variegated plant with broad leaves.
Used for bedding or pot culture. $5.00 per 100.

SELLAGINELLA EMILIANA.
$3.00 per 100.

NEW DWARF SALVIA.

A. Ragneau—An early flowering dwarf sort that
seems to be almost a continuous bloomer.
Brightest scarlet; a great addition to our list of
bedding plants. $3.00 per 100.

SALVIA SPLENDENS.

Strong thrifty plants in fine condition for shift-
ing or immediate bedding. $3.00 per 100.

SPIREA.
Japonica—$3.00) per 100.
Astilboides Florabunda—$3.50 per 100.
Nana Compacta—$3.50 per 100.

THYRSACAN RUTILANS.
$4.00 per 100.

ROSES.

NEW YELLOW FORCING ROSE.

Franz Deegen.
Franz Deegen is a very free bloomer, rapid and

| clean grower, with flowers of a golden yellow with

| deep orange center on long straight stems.

Buds

| are long and pointed of good size, and have no

tendency to bullhead like those of Perle des Jar-
dins; they open up like the bloom of Bride or

| Bridesmaid and no time is lost between crops.
| Received Gold Medal and $50 prize at Kansas City

Flower Show, November 6th, and Silver Medals

| and other awards at numerous other exhibitions.
| Is an easily grown, nice behaving variety with a

| beautiful combination of coloring.
| $8.75 for 25.

| Empress

$5.00 per doz.
$15.00 for 50. $25.0U for 100.

Prince of Bulgaria (Hybrid Tea.)—In form this
Rose is very much like Carnot when at its best.
A rapid, vigorous grower with heavy shiny
foliage and perfectly formed buds and flowers
of superb rosy flesh color, outer petals very
broad. $20.00 per 100.

Ivory—(White Golden Gate.) Has met with
great success as a forcing Rose; is taken as a
standard Rose in all cut-flower markets. Han-

dled as easily in all seasons as the old type.
$3.50 per 100.

Alexandria of Russia—(Tea.) Buds
bronzy salmon, open flowers rich red, shaded
orange and fiery crimson; full and globular. Of

vigorous growth and remarkable freedom of
bloom. $8.00 per 100.

CLOTILDE SOUPERT.

Clotilde Soupert—A grand little Rose for bedding
or pot sales. Used largely for cemetery plant-
ing. Flowers delicately tinted flesh white. One
of the most persistent bloomers and strongest
growing of the Polyantha class. $3.00 per 100.
$25.00 per 1,000.

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Balduin — (Hybrid Tea.) Soft carmine crimson
with deeper shading in the depth of petals, beau-
tiful pointed bud. An ideal bedding Rose. $4.00
per 100.

Golden Gate—A perfect forcing Rose, good at any
season of the year. One of the easiest to man-
age. Buds long and pointed, opening out into a

splendidly formed flower of creamy white, deli-
cately tinged golden yellow and rose.

100.

$3.00 per

MAMAM COCHET.

Mamam Cochet—No pink Rose has made as many
friends as a summer Rose as Mamam Cochet.
Its buds are. beautifully pointed and of an ex-
quisite shade of deep pink. $3.00 per 100.

White Mamam Cochet—One of the best white
bedding Roses, similar in every respect but
color to Mamam Cochet and may be grown and
flowered just as easily. Flowers good sized and
the purest white. $3.00 per 100.

Queen’s Scarlet—Still one of the best Roses for
bedding and market plants. Nothing more
showy than a bed of this with its brilliant red
flowers. One of the hardiest everblooming
Roses. $3.00 per 100.

Pink Soupert—A Rose that is coming to the front
as a pink bedding and pot plant Rose. Flowers
as freely as Clotilde Sounpert, is easily grown
and flowers are of a good size and a beautiful
shade of bright pink. Is displacing Hermosa for
blooming in pots and is equally as valuable for
bedding. $3.00 per 100.

Bridesmaid—The standard pink forcer.
yet introduced to equal it. $3.00 per 100.

Climbing C. Soupert—Flowers same form. and
shading as its parent with good rapid climbing
habit. Good garden and pillar Rose. $4.00 per
100.

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GENERAL COLLECTION OF EVER-
BLOOMING ROSES.

Beaute Inconstant.

Baron Berge.

Bon Silene.

Climbing Meteor.

Clara Watson, $4.00 per
100.

Cornelia Cook.

Duchess de Brabant.

George Pernet.

Glorie des Polyanthas.

Gen. Robt. E. Lee.

Kaiserin Augusta Vic-
toria, $4.00 per 100.

La France, $4.00 per 100.

La Marque.

Luciole.

Marie Guillot.

Mad. Schwaller.

Meteor.

Mad. Abel Chantenay.

Marie Van Houtte.
Mad. Welche.
Mad. F. Kruger.
Mosella.
Unless noted, purchaser’s

100; $25.00 per 1,000.
$20.00 per 1,000.

Mary Washington.

Mrs. Robt. Peary. $4.00,

Mignonette.

Mad. Cecil Brunner.

Mad. Etienne.

Mad. Joseph Schwartz.

Mad. Watteville.

Mad. Hoste.

Marechal Niel, $4.00 per
100.

Mad. Pierre Guillot.
Marion Dingee.
Papa Gontier.
Perle des Jardins,

$4.00 per 100.
Paquerette.
Reine Marie Henriette.
Snowflake.
Safrano.
Souv. d’un Ami.
The Bride.
Triumnh de Pernet Pere.
Wm. AlJen Richardson.

White Bougere.
selection, $3.00 per

Our selection, $2.50 per 100;

ROSE WICHURIANA.
Japan Creeping Rose.

$3.00 per 100.

WICHURIANA HYBRIDS.

Manda’s Triumph.
Pink Roamer.

South Orange Perfection
Universal Favorite.

$3.00 per 100.

TWO NEW HYBRIDS OF WiICHUR-
IANAS.

Debutante.
100.

$4.00 per

Sweetheart. $4.00 per
100.

HARDY CLIMBING ROSES.

Crimson Rambler.
Yellow Rambler.
White Rambler.
Pink Rambler.
Anna Marie.

$3.00 per 100.

Baltimore Belle.
Empress of China.
Prairie Queen.
Tennessee Belle.

STRONG TWO-YEAR FIELD-GROWN
ROSES.
HYBRID PERPETUALS.

Anna de Diesbach.
Alfred Colomb.
Baroness Rothschild.
Baron de Bonnstetten.
Coquette des Blanches.
Clio.
Eugene Furst.
Francois Levet.
General Jacqueminot.
$12.00 per 100.

CRIMSON

John Hopper.
Magna Charta.
Mad. Gabriel Luizet.
Mrs. J. He Laine
Margaret Dickson.
Prince C. de Rohan.
M. P. Wilder.

Paul Neyron.
Ulrich Brunner.

RAMBLER.

- $12.00 per 100.
TREE ROSES.

Good bushy strong heads on straight stems,
four to five feet high. $35.00 per 100.

PAINESVILLE, OHnIO. 15

HOLT’S SAGE.

A mammoth leaved Sage of good flavor; per-
fectly hardy and of rapid growth. $2.50 per 100.

TUBEROSES.
Excelsior Pearl—3™% to 4 inches in circumference.
$7.00 per 1,000.
VIOLETS.
The California—$2.50 per 100.
_Lady Hume Campbell—$2.50 per 100.
Princess of Wales—$2.50 per 100.
Swanley White—$3.00 per 100.

MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS.
Cinnamon Vine—Strong roots. $2.00 per 100.
Madeira Vine—$1.50 per 100.

Tradescantia—Two varieties. $2.00 per 100.

Hardy Herbaceous Plants.
ANEMONE JAPONICA.

Queen Charlotte—Flowers 3 to 4 inches across,
of a beautiful soft pink shade, on the order of
that of La France Rose. A grand thing for
cutting, flowers last well and come late in fall
when outside flowers are very scarce. Hardy
Perennials have lacked just such a pink flower-
ing plant and this is surely valuable for hardy
border and for cutting.

Strong field-grown clumps, $6.00 per 100.

Alba—Pure white, yellow center.

Rubra—Deep rose, yellow center.

Whirlwind—Double white, broad, flat flower, 2%
to 3 inches in diameter.

Field-grown clumps, $5.00 per 100.

ASTER TARTARICA.
Upright growing plant with large heads of light

purple flowers, $5.00 per 100.

AQUILEGIA.

(Columbine.)
Cerulea—Bright blue. $6.00 per 100.
Chrysanthea—Yellow. $6.00 per 100.
Alba Plena—Double white. $6.00 per 100.

ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.
(Butterfly Flower.)
Flowers brilliant orange red on stems two feet
in height. $4.00 per 100.
ACHILLEA. THE PEARL.

Can be cut in quantity summer and fall. Every
florist should have a few to run to for cheap
design work. Perfectly hardy. $4.00 per 100.

ANTHEMIS TINCTORIA.

(Golden Marguerite.)
$3.00 per 100.

BOLTONIA ASTEROIDES.
White, Aster-like flowers in broad heads.
grows 4 to 5 feet high. $4.00 per 100.
BOCCONIA CORDATA.

(Plume Poppy.)

Strong roots. Good for center or back of hardy
border. $5.00 per 100.

Plant

| tumn flowers.

DICENTRA SPECTABILIS.
(Bleeding Heart.)
Produces long racemes of pink heart-shaped
flowers. Coming into prominence for forcing,

easily handled and make beautiful specimen
plants. $6.00 per 100.

DIGITALIS.
(Fox-Glove.)
Fine Hybrids in variety, $5.00 per 100.

DICTAMNUS FRAXINELLA.
Rubra—$6.00 per 100.
Alba—$8.00 per 100.

DORONICUM PLANTAGINUM.

One of the earliest spring flowering plants.
Flowers brightest yellow, 2 to 3 inches in
diameter.

$5.09 per 100.

DELPHINIUM FORMOSUM.
$6.00 per 100.

EULALIAS.

Zebrina—Strong clumps. $4.00 per 100.

Variegata—Strong clumps. $4.00 per 100.
Gracilis Univitata—Strong clumps. $4.00 per 100.

FUNKIA CORDATA.
(White Day Lily.) $5.00 per 100.

FUNKIA UNDULATA VARIEGATA.

Finely variegated foliage. $5.00 per 100.

HELIANTHUS.

Laetifiorus— Richest golden yellow.
Multiforus Plenus—Entirely double, rich yellow.

| Soleil d’?Or—Flowers resemble a Cactus Dahlia in

Bright yellow.
showy and free blooming,
$6.00 per

shape and finish.
Maximilliana—M ost
pyramidal in form when in bloom.

100.

| Unless noted, $4.00 per 100.

HYACINTHUS CANDICANS.
An excellent bulbous plant for summer and au-
$2.50 per 100.

HARDY HIBISCUS.

| Crimson Eye—One of the most showy of all hardy

$4.00 per 100.

HEMEROCALLIS.
Kwamso Flora Plena—$5.00 per 100.

plants.

| Dumortieri—$4.00 per 100.

IRIS KAEMPFERI.

Fine assortment, named $6.00 per 100.

IRIS GERMANICA.
Named varieties. $2.00 per 100.

‘IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS.
(Hardy Candytuft.)
$5.00 per 100.

16

THE Storrs & Harrison Company,

LYCHNIS VISCARIA SPLENDENS.

Grand for cutting. Almost a continuous show
of deep crimson flowers. One of the finest hardy
out-door plants. $6.00 per 100.

LYCHNIS CHALCEDONICA.
Bright vermilion scarlet heads. Very showy.
$5.00 per 100.

LILIES.
(Japan Grown.)

Auratum—8 to 9 inches in circumference. $6.00
per 100.
Auratum—9 to 11 inches in circumference. $8.00

per 100.

Longiflorum—6 to 8 inches in circumference. $4.00
per 100.

Speciosum Rubrum—$6.00 per 100.
Speciosum Album—$7.00 per 100.

LINUM PERENNE.
(Hardy Flax.)

Blue or White, $5.00 per 100.

MONARDA DIDYMA.

Grows 15 to 18 inches, producing bright red
flowers at each tip. $4.00 per 100.

PLUMBAGOLARPENTA.

A showy hardy perennial plant, used extensively
for bedding and as an edging plant. Deep blue
flowers through summer and fall. Strong clumps.

$8.00 per 100.

PLATYCODON GRANDIFLORUM.
(Chinese Bell Flower.)

A valuable perennial, forming a dense branching
bush of upright habit, with neat foliage, and from
middle of July until late September bearing a con-
stant succession of handsome, large bell-shaped
deep blue and white flowers. $5.00 per 100.

PERENNIAL PEA.
(Lathyrus Latifolius.)
kKed, pink and white. $8.00 per 100.

PHALARIS ARUNDINACEA VAR-
IEGATA.
(Variegated Ribbon Grass.)

Grand for border to Canna, beds, etc.
100.

PHLOX SUBULATA—MOSS PINKS.
Alba—$4.00 ner 100.
Rosea—$4.00 per 100.

PAEONY OFFICINALIS RUBRA FL.PL.

The best and one of the earliest Paeonies for
florists. May be depended upon for Decoration
Day flowers in ordinary seasons. Deep crimson.
Extra strong roots. $8.00 per 1.00.

HERBACEOUS PAEONIES IN
VARIETY.
Good assortment of colors in 10 best sorts.
$10.00 per 100.

RUDBECKIA GOLDEN GLOW.

Fine for cut-flowers. Flowers bright golden
yellow. Well established plants produce im-
mense heads of bloom. $3.00 per 100.

RUDBECKIA SUB-TOMENTOSA.
$3.00 per 100.

$3.00 per

SPIREA PALMATA.

(Crimson Meadow Sweet.)

Stamens and branches purple red.
crimson purple. $6.00 per 100.

STATICE LATIFOLIA.
(Sea-Lavender.)
One year plants, $5.00 per 100.

VUCCA FILAMENTOSA.
(Adams Needle.)

far large stock of extra fine plants, $8.00 per

General Collection of Hardy

Shrubs and Vines.

CLEMATIS—LARGE FLOWERED.

Duchess of Edinburgh, double white.

Gipsey Queen, rich dark velvety purple.

Henryi, creamy white, very large.

Jackmanii, dark velvety purple.
_ Mad. Baron Veillard, light rose with lilac shad-
ings.

Ramona, lavender.

Kermesina, bright wine-red.

Strong two-year-old, plants, $20.00 per 100.
Extra strong three year, $25.00 per 100.

CLEMATIS PANICULATA.

Sweet scented, pure white, star-shaped flowers.
Strong field-grown plants, $8.00 per 100.

AZALEA MOLLIS.

Fine shapely plants, well set with buds, un-
named. $35.00 per 100.

RHODODENDRONS.
Strong bushy plants, with clean, bright foliage;
well set with flower buds.

Good assortment of colors in named varieties.
18 to 24 inches high, $75.00 per 100. 24 to 30 inches
high, $100.00 per 100.

DEUTZIA LEMOINIA.

An excellent plant for forcing, in a measure
taking the place of D. Gracilis as its flowers are
much larger, produced in good sized heads. Nice
bushy plants, 2 year old, $8.00 per 100.

DEUTZIA GRACILIS.

Nice shapely two-year plants, $6.00 per 100.

Aitheas—Double in variety, 3 feet. $15.00 per
100.

Ampelopsis Veitchii—Strong field grown plants.
$10.00 per 100.

Ampelopsis Quinquefolia—(American Ivy.) $6.00
per 100.

Aristolochio Sipho—Extra strong, 5 to 6 feet tops.
$20.00 ner 100.

Lilacs—Common white, 3 to 4 feet.

Flowers

$12.00 per 100.

Lilacs—Common purple, 38 to 4 feet. $12.00 per
100.

Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora—Excellent
stock. 2% to 8 feet. $10.00 per 100.

Tree Hydrangea—Straight stems 3 to 4 feet high;
shapely heads. $25.00 per 100.

Deutzia—In three varieties; 3 to 4 feet.
100

$8.00 per

PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 17,

Exochordia Grandiflora—3 to 4 feet, $10.00 per | Spireas—In variety; 2 to 3 feet. $8.00 per 100.

100. | Sambucus Aurea—(Golden Elder)—3 feet. $10.00
Honeysuckle Tartarian—Red and white; 3 feet. per 100.

$8.00 per 100. | Viburnum Sterilis—(Snowball.) 3 to 4 feet. $12.00
Honeysuckle Climbing, Chinese Twining, Aurea per 100.

Reticulata, Halleana—$8.00 per 100. Viburnum Plicatum—(Japan Snowball.) 3 feet.
Selects Gordoni and Grandiflora—$8.00 per $15.00 per 100.

100. Wiegelas—In variety; 3 to 4 feet. $12.00 per 100.
Spirea Van Houtte—3 feet. $10.00 per 100. ' Wisteria Purple—2 years; strong. $10.00 per 100.

A Select List of Tested Vegetable Seeds.

No charge for Packing or Cartage. If sent by mail add postage at rate of 8c. per Ib., l5c. per
qt. for Beans, Peas, etc., 10c. per qt. for Sweet Corn.

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Golden Wax Bec ace el Tee 25 1 60 6 00 | Stowell’s Evergreen ...:...... 15 85 3 00
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Stringless Green Rodeeeeroc. 20 +115 4 00 | Kendel’s Early Giants 15 85 3 00
Improved Red Valentine....... 20a OOM SRO) || Mammoth White Cory........ 15 85 3 00
Giant Stringless Valentine..... 20-1 25 4 50 Nonesuch tease anne eee 15 90 38 25
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Early Jersey Wakefield (best vergreen White Spine....... 12 40
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Large Jersey Wakefield or Improved Early White Spine.. 12 40 1 25
Gioricsion : 15 50 175 Extra Long White Spine..... 12 40 1 @
PE Ryd oe Cleans nd Pe) ¢ Nichol’s Medium Green....... 12 40 15

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Danish Ball Head............. 15 50 175 | Cool and Crisp............... 12 40 150
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Marblehead Mammoth ........ 1 A) i) DR |) WAWIDIIHOND .o5 sete oc ncsesc on: 15-4 40
Fottler’s Imp’ved Brunswick. . 15 40 125 | EGG PLANT. White Pearl.... 20 GOR asa.
Mammoth Rock Red ........ 15 50 1 75 Improved Large Purple....... 20 60 2 25

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Oz) 124 Diab: oz. 4 |b. lb.
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Black Seeded Simpson:...--.. 5 20 50 King of the Mammoths ..... 10 Yo 1 25
Grand Rapids Forcing........ 5 2) 50 WarcenVellowabkieldereeserrencr 3) 10 25
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Champion Moss Curled....... 5 15 35 Purple Top White Globe...... 5 15 30
Hamburg (Turnip-rooted) ... Dy US ey) Early White Flat Dutch...... 5a 15 80

PEAS. Extra Early Sorts. Gitaepkyese Dit Early Purple Top, Strap-leaf.. 5 15 28
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Hosford’s Market Garden..... 20 115 4 00 Improved Purple Top Yellow.. 5 15 25
Heroine SoD Dooo DODO OO OOOOH OOOO 20 1 25 4 00 GRASS SEED. Velvet Sod Lawn Grass, 2) lbs.
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RoriGencratiCronss Lawn Grass for Shaded places, 20 lbs. to bu., 5
Meddy Roosevelt «e050 wee 2 i BOs... Ibs. at 20c., 20 Ibs. and over at 16c.

Improved Pride of the Market.. 20° 1°25. 4°50 Special Lawn Mixture. 14 Ibs. per bu., 5 Ibs. at
Tele phoniews vnc accra eee 20 Sl 50kroe2oe || 14c., 14 Ibs. and over at 12c.

PAINESVILLE, OHIO.

lb. 10 lb.

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FLOWER SEEDS.

Postage extra on % Ib. or over.

Alyssum, Little Gem—Dwarf, white ™% oz. lic.,

oz. 20c.
Alyssum, Sweet, oz. lic. % Ib. 40c.
Asparagus Sprengeri—100 seeds for 25c.,
$1.50.

1,000 for

Asparagus Plumosus Nanus—100 seeds for $1.00,

1,000 for $7.50.
ASTERS.

Our Aster seed is from one of the finest German
collections and can be depended upon to produce

extra double flowers of fine colors.

TRUEFEFAULS PABEONY FLOWERED

PERFECTION.

One of the best for Florist’s use, very double large,

and of fine shape.

Scarlet, Pink, each....... l% oz. 25c., % oz. $0 75
White, Crimson, each.. .% oz. 25c., % oz. 75
BichtreBliey ec entoess: ¥Z oz. 25c., % oz. 75
114 GDA =10 Gee ies COS nc RRL OR ViROZ OD Cem lnOZ: 85
IMPROVED VICTORIA.
Wilntteuins See eter cpte eerie. Ye oz. 30c., % oz. $1 00
Pink bluewecach man aeeeet Y% oz. 80c., % oz. 1 00
Scarlet, Crimson, each.. .% oz. 30c., % oz. 1 00
Wid aise eivenac caress YZ oz. 50c., oz. 1 50
GIANT COMET.
Rose, Crimson, each...... Y% oz. 25c., % oz. $0 75
Licht. Blue se. ues. sae Y% oz. 25c., % oz. 75
Pure Whites. ccs 2 eee Ye oz. 25c., % oz. 75
Mixed ss oc: San eee YZ Oz. 35c., Oza l2e
QUEEN OF THE MARKET.
Blue, Crimson, each... :.. ¥y oz. 15¢., % oz. 4()
Witte: ©. eas Pee ¥% oz. ldc., % oz. 40
IMxe Gc. oo See see \% oz. 10c., % oz. 30
SEMPLE’S BRANCHING.
Flowers large double on long stiff stems, excel-
lent for cutting.
WWihites 22 citer caer ane 1% oz. ldc., % oz. $0 50
AVENGER 25 pe merce iz oz. ldc., Y oz. 50
Binet sai ces owe cies an ats Yaz. ldc., % oz. 50
Darke Red’... oa ere iy oz. ldc., Y% oz. 50
Mixed seco ier Nee eee Y oz. 20c., OZ. 80
Balsam—Perfection Double White, for florists’
Se. 24).0z.. 306. OZ) (Oe:
Perfection Double Pink, % oz. 20c., oz. 60c.
Splendens, Double Scarlet, %4 oz. 25c., oz. T5c.
Camellia flowered, double mixed, oz. 40c.
Calliopsis, Golden Wave.............. Oz. 10
Grint x € ies: da Se utes ane emanates Oz. 10
Lanceolata Grandiflora Hardy Peren-
SON EDOM, Be Renney rite AT Spee a Re aR OZ. 40
Candytuft—White.....per oz. 10c. %4 lb 15
Empress, very large, pure white...... Oz. 20
Winite SROcKety eet ster eho ie icine ie Oz. 10
Crim S Ones 8 Oh uittein Pee RCS che OZ 10
Canna— Dwarf, large flowered French, fin-
est mixed. Oz. 10c., lb. $1.00.
Carnation—Marguerite, white...... ly oz. 25
Marguerite, pink, crimson, striped, each,
5 B60 CoE ot Bn PR CE ee Ee oe Ye oz. 25
Marguerite, finest mixed........... 4 oz 25

Centaurea—Gymnocarpa ........... YY oz.
Centaurea—Imperialis Mixed, Fine for
CHUNG SAN When Sodae eae sau Gonoetw et 4. OZ.
aE ae choice mixed, trade
Guanes tall veaetrseoh ever tara ene trade pkt
CobeaiScandens) f:n0 4221) ae elo cee OZ.

Coleus Finest Hybrids, mixed trade pkt.
Convolvulus Major, mixed, oz. 10c., ™%4 lb.
Japanese Giant Morning Glory, mixed, oz.
Large Flowering Morning Glory, Roches-

ter
Cyclamen—Persicum, choice mixed.4 oz.

Persicum Giganteum, finest mixed; 100

seeds 80c., 1,000 seeds SUH ARS Migrate Mukesh tear
Cosmos—Giant Fancy Pink. oz. 20c., oz.
i Redpaioz. 20¢., OZ.

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White YY oz. 20c., Oz.
Mix’d .%4 oz. l5c., Oz.
Early Flowering Mixed.4% o0z.20c., oz.

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66

Daisy—Double red ........... trade pkt.
Doubleswititer <-sevaeriee se ee trade pkt.
Doublesmixediasesoen see trade pkt.

Dianthus or Pinks, Snow Queen, Fine
DoublesVWihtteas-asececes eee eee OZ

Chinensis, choice mixed double........ OZ.

Heddewiggei, double mixed. ...%. 3.5.04. OZ.

Iimiperialistxdoublesmixedtin ceca err Oz.

Wacinatus doublesmixedsers asec Oz.

Diadematuswsdoublewmmixeds ras eee OZ.

Annual Varieties, TUNISCE CR a Ween tenet Oz.

Plumarius, fl. pl. Hardy Perennial Mixed,

sie: 5: AERC HR EDEL SEM ire UUNE® CaS Rae YZ Oz.

Four O’Clock, mixed ....oz. 10c., % lb

Forset-Me-Not—Palustris ........ 1g oz
WACtOnla a tisce aes Ye oz.
Dissitilonamea ema en eee lg Oz

Gaillardia Grandiflora—Perennial ....o0z.

GrevileayRobustawieenn. 4.0. oe OZ

Hollyhock—Choice d’bl mix’d4%oz. 25c.,0z

Choice double red........ VNOZ ON COZ:
Choice double white...... YZ oz. 80c., oz.
Choice double pink...... YZ oz. 80c., oz.
Choice double yellow ...% oz. 30c., oz
Mammoth Fringed Allegheny ..... V4 OZ.
IpomeagGrandiflora aa. see eee OZ;
Lobelia—FErinus Speciosa, deep blue trail-
ING) VAaLlehyaryetuctecne eta reer 4 Oz.
Crystal Palace Compacta, best for bed-
GTS Meee chelsea tapaitrerete wiaoat oi tere yy oz.
Marigold—Eldorado, double ......... Oz
Pride of the Garden, double.......... OZ.
DoublemAtrican ysis ac cece cic ees ey
Doublewhrenchi ew niue ieee eee OZ
Maurandia—Mixed ........... trade pkt
Mignonette— Bismarck <2 20000. scene c- Oz.
Parsomisy a Wiltiteae eng oisickecicvols.stenererelons OZ
IMA Che tyes stcherstrsenatiieccleraten ites ¢ eienterers Z.
Grandiflora, large flowering, oz. 10c., 4 Tb.
Golden Queen GER CID O MELO RC ES eA nica OZ
YAINSMEK IDORNEGS Growdocooosagooscagos OZ
Nasturtium—Tall or Climbing.
Chameleonmozy 0c Ye lbedass oss cron
Fy bridsmoteMadamem Gunter... see
SO CRA ARS oz. 10c., % Ib. 35c., Ib.
Atal saobeal) lla, (BCs cb dcocescooadn haoue OZ.
Princewhennhyaiaiec ieee on eee OZ
Schillaci ook: portent ye tacpeek home Oz
lipoinschonl, MENON: oobsGeounces sokbouede Oz
Goccineninu scarlet renee tn eee OZ
Atropurnpiune vie CEIMSONi seat ee OZ

Lobb’s Climbing, mixed, 4 lb. 20c., Ib.
5) Sheree cst ae Ny eS te cca a Ae Dr OZ.

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Primula Obconica—Grandiflora trade pkt.
Primula Forbesi—Baby Primrose, trade

Double Mammoth Flowered Mixed..oz.

BD ates Pee week (eeptearateravaxe Be ntenetatelere ne oie gene's

Pyrethrum AUREUIM: 2 eeerie ss soe:

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‘ cH double..... trade pkt.
Ricinus Zanzibarensis—Mixed, oz. 10c.,
VAM ate oo OO OLS SUED oo Ao inter

Salvia Splendens ...... trade pkt. 25c., oz.
Clara Bedman ...... trade pkt. 50c., %4 oz.

Smilax ere csos eee: oz. 80c., % Ib.

Stocks—Dwarf Large Flowering Double

Ten Weeks, mixed...... Yg oz. 80C., OZ.
IWihitetmace nccticiee wee sucusiere, «is cheeuctetene yy oz.

MD ATT Lc a Seats crate escheat sioke aco oponie. > e-aeerereiene lg Oz.
(Crabs aval Sans SOOM OR DoD aotn oO ce lg Oz.
[Lied SoebBoeoaeen soe cdooc0Os Yy oz.
Giant Perfection Ten Weeks, mixed ¥ oz.
IPAS VANITIES, Wikies bacdococueccc Ye Oz.
Snowilake dot LOLCil Gen cc = ects. © 1-16 oz.

oz. % lb.

Sweet Peas America .......... 5 10
/AGHAMMPAGOM “sodadoodecooego0bdc 5 15
Blanche: Burpee teas suceicieio cis 5 10
Blanche sh enty as ae ais viel crest 5 10
Blanche Ferry (extra early)... 5 10
Biralliamtemer ccc c= Sine sete oreo 5 10
Cainiihvalaloin sos sogancoedouodos 5 10
INieweaCountessy sis siticeie clever 5 10
Dorothy hentlanity:. cer eric ariel 5 10
muly, lendersom <ei\.r.. cine 5 10
IDI OLA comme Ueeas Cat COD OOo 5 10
Hon eh. bOUvVeIles cies. seco s 5 10
Katherine, lnaleys ec sseirsi epee 5 10
ieadyis Benzancer soe ciric sissies 5 14
leadyeMiany, «Curries 5 19
Miser cktond 4. deh smelteekieie cre 5 i
INET CSRS Seto Geno BRNO honed sori 5 Ib
Wiketel aG@i ales Weres SanngaamGoosao 5 10
IVI ESHLCu a, lal e's aici Saistestes siele sie 5
Monte Blancas 2 inj. ee ek. soos sce 5 15
OthellOwrecseahe los adres ooo as 5 10
Nieves 1d ele aaite sinc che exere ss oleh tonclene 5) 10
rinCess Vay: sp steis 5 te sais ats eheenens 5 10
Prima sD ONMNAge. sce oe elles 5 10°
ATINCe sO VW AleS a. societies 5 10
Sadie Burpeewiea. sec acemelere 5 10
Salopianeiee: <feees sess sees stele 5 10
Stella Worse mn cesk Soke dein coe 5 10
WETS eos cavemen Sere teee ee 5 10
Eckford’s Mammoth fl. mixed. 5 10
bitter! Mitsce dey iatcteicies cys intexeversterers 5 10
Cupid Binleget os ctys cick oo wreneaioans 5 15

WATERS mie oeitticia syerereyere 5 15
* Countess of Radnor.. 5 15
i Paine fliyssest. eciciscete. eve stele 6 5 15
Hi Iie Bike SS teenie esc ctee 5 15

Sweet William—Single Mixed ....... OZ
Doubles Mice dene Sone mele ain cicete Oz.

HUN DELS Iai eva etanees es Slaps sicharseoeee OZ

Verbena—Pure white .....4% oz. 25c., oz
Scarlets price see cess YZ oz. 25c., oz
BWeh st Abe era as Cee YZ oz. 25c., oz
Striped) aces arene VAMOZ OC OZ
Extra choice mixed.. .Y% oz. 25c., oz
Mamm’th Flowr’d, mixed. VAPOZ UC OZ
Fine cmimxedemce een one Y%y oz. ldc., oz

Wild Cucumber yc. ace eee eee OZ

Zinnia— Double Scarlet, Purple ..each oz
Double Pure White, Orange....each oz.
Double Curled and Crested........... OZ.
Extra - Double Mall Mirxedtek sense sees Oz.
Extra Double Pompone Mixed....... OZ.
Double Zebra or Striped Mixed...... Oz.

¥
50 saw Grayiocae ED He en AN SG Oz.
Gianton eBattleperies sy. a4 secre cite Oz.
50 Kini or Blacker... acciae «cee cc sake oi oz.
30 Spithires = ose cs yee abcess o © se naar Oz
25 | Nasturtium—Dwarf.
1 00 Dwarf Mixed..... lb. 40c., % Ib. ldc., oz
IAUIROTA: lomeae Mevehes totortost lotic: Y% |b. 20c., oz
15 Beauty: .cse Kode Patan tee Mae Y% |b. 20c., oz
1 25 Pearl, w whites pened. sees 4 |b. 25c., oz
1 00 Ibnuteum.jY elloweee.. +: -n- - Y% |b. 20c., oz
Coccineum Scarlet ....... % |b. 20c., oz
1 00 Crimson 8 Berit: sate Y% |b. 20c., oz
King Theodore, maroon..% lb. 30c., oz
2 00 Empress of India. 5... «2. 1% |b. 35c., oz
35 Crystal Palacemeaecss. soe Y% |b. 20c., oz
30 King yor Lomedhumbs)) Scarlet. 2 .--- eee
Bb ICY aes Fe Gc eee etek ae % |b. 35c., oz.
30 | Superb Giant Pansies—choice mixture
30 UG OZ. Sl: b0 Ks a oeiedajeeites «a eee Oz.
40 Giant Curled Masterpiece.......... Y% oz.
1 00 Vielllow! 222 eid eee VY oz
lb. = W hhite apie a tis: vos: Secor 4 Oz
25 ae Beaconismeldis ss. 2s... ae Yy oz
40 as Striped pene oie: fiesak cctie seers 4 Oz
25 : Brow ved ace tek c's 1. ees 4 oz
25 s Blacktea scnrna since cone VY oz
25 cE Reacockmaenen eG chs oe ly oz
35 rs Pure Rein owe ey. satus estes YY Oz.
25 § AGONIS Seton cee oe ee V4 Oz.
25 Our Excelsior Strain. Thick velvety
25 petals, and a great variety of color,
25 UENOZ HOC oe Ie rae CO ee oe OZ.
30 Mmpensor, Bredenrick: sree sscsee sateen Oz.
30 Emperor William, deep blue.......... Oz.
25 Gold@maroinedipractsaceis. casero eee Oz.
25 ord = Beaconstretd tect. serra OZ.
Boel > Keine Off themblackntmcnk «cere ae OZ.
25 Wihite, Geet morc tose s ater is cree Oz.
“35° Mellow? 228 Cee eens ee Oz
30) Mahoganyncolorediertre. cee re OZ.
A() Belgiant Sinipedye esc .c | serene Oz
50 Havana Browne. cece ene OZ
30 Purple wath) whitexed gen... cesccn. a1 nz
35 Ouadnicolon oxecee ee. eRe oe Oz.
30 Mictonial scar Bi iayevshals: sckedsereen oot OZ.
30 Extra choice mmixedaedscc.) oeeeeree nae Oz
25 Bine: misced,,- apterous nae ere OZ.
30 | Petunia—Double Fringed, Grandiflora
30 LEsanyMan, Jil, Dil son ouadc. 1,000 seeds.
25 Giant vRuftled heseee conse. ene trade pkt.
25 Single large flowered, fringed..trade pkt.
22 Single Striped and Blotched....trade pkt.
20 Singletmixed esses Meet eee Y4 oz.
35 | Phlox Drummondi Grandiflora—
40 PiUpe whites strc sie A Oza Cs) OZ
45 Scarlepe ace coer ears Y% oz. 20c., oz.
50 Striped, red and white....4%4 oz. 20c., oz.
30 iGrnmson7e tccsercecvec cee Y% oz. 20c., 0z.
10 Misced Wg 4 ce etooneee nition WA Cy, Ilse. Of
30 | Phlox—Starred and fringed.% oz. 15c.,oz.
30' | Poppy—
75 Shirléyr) soc Gewese <i eee ere Wy oz
75 Mikadon 2h tte dctaccis te sresc cs ao naee Y% oz
75 SnoOwariit’ sete ass state mer: eee Oz
75 Reontatiowered mixed sec -eeee eee OZ.
75 Gulip flowered: s. 222 i: sees YY oz.
85 Carnation) flowened sie tie. odo tee Oz.
50 | Poppy Bracteata—Hardy Perennial.4% oz.
190 | Poppy Oriental—Hardy Perennial..%4 oz.
35 Poppy Iceland—Hardy Perennial..% oz.
3 | Portulaca—-Double mixed...... trade pkt.
AO Singdemmixedineeesce cer trade pkt. 10c., oz.
99 | Primula Sinensis Fimbriata—
95 Single wihitey..ca.5 eee trade pkt.
50 Swans mel “Gebcceccocdocesso¢6 trade pkt.
40 Choicemiuxedy 25... sabes eee trade pkt.

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