1906

74. IOWA SEED COMPANY, DES MOINES, IOWA.

DOUBLE GERANIUMS. Geraniums are the most easily grown and satisfactory of all flower plants and only the rose can vie with them in popularity. We have about 200 varieties growing at our place and test a large number of sorts every year. After careful comparison we have selected the following and those described in the Novelty List as the best: OLD GLORY.--This grand novelty which we introduced, has immense trusses, sometimes six inches in diameter, of magnificent, large, semi-double flowers which cover it so as to almost hide the foliage. The color is a clear, bright, rosy pink, the upper petals are spotted with pure white which adds to its brilliancy. During the hottest, dryest [driest] midsummer weather "Old Glory" was as fresh and sweet as if just watered by an April shower. Each 15[c], doz. $1.40. JEAN VIAUD.--Very large semi-double blooms borne in large trusses well above the foliage; individual floret large, color bright rosy pink with distinct white blotch in the center. Each 15c. BRUANTI.--One of the finest bedding sorts. As will be seen by illustration the leaves are beautifully zoned and therefore showy at all times. Flowers are a bright vermillion red; trusses large, often eight inches in diameter. Each 10c, doz. $1.00. VERA VEND.--Truss and floret are both of good size; semi-double and very open with large petals, the borders of which are rosy orange, striped with white and delicately marbled and striped with orange. Each 10c. REMARKABLE.--An intensely double variety of dwarf, compact growth and therefore desirable for pot culture as well as bedding. The florets, which look like little rosebuds, are of a dark scarlet crimson color. Each 15c. MRS. E. G. HILL.--A most distinct and pleasing shade of salmon with light shading at the center. Each 10c, doz. $1.00. S. A. NUTT.--The best crimson bedding variety. This, the finest of dark crimson geraniums, has now taken the lead as a bedding variety, being used in the largest parks and public grounds of the country in preference to all others. Its dense, compact growth, profuse blooming qualities and sun proof constitution combined give it the prominence as a bedder it has attained. As a pot plant it cannot be excelled. We sell thousands for borders and large beds. Each 10c, doz. 85c; by express, not prepaid, 50 for $2.75; 100 for $5.00.

[image] BRUANTI.

CONTRASTE.--Flowers and trusses are very large; lower petals orange and carmine, upper petals clear orange, making a striking contrast. Each 15c. DOUBLE NEW LIFE.--A great novelty and it is a sensational departure in every way. The outer petals are large and of a brilliant red. In the center of these appear another semi-double floret, pure white in color, effecting a very charming contrast difficult to realize unless seen, and having the appearance of being produced artificially. This very novel geranium was lately sent out in England at a fabulous price. Each 15c, doz. $1.50. BLUE BEAUTY.--A European variety of a new color, heretofore unknown in geraniums, being of a most beautiful violet or purplish crimson, with a blue sheen over the surface. The flower is double and the three upper, outside petals have a spot of clear vermilion near the base. The blue tint shows better after flower is fully out. Each 20c. GOLDEN DAWN.--The nearest yellow of any geranium grown. Has rich orange scarlet double flowers. Each 15c. MARVEL.--Rich crimson scarlet, large flowers and truss; free flowering. A fine bedding sort. Each 10c. IMPROVED LA FAVORITE.--What S. A. Nutt is among dark crimsons, La Favorite is among whites; without doubt the best double white geranium ever offered. It is a strong grower, a profuse bloomer. Each 10c, doz. 85c; by express, not prepaid, 50 for $2.75; 100 for $5.00.

[image] DOUBLE NEW LIFE.

GLORY DE FRANCE.--Large round flowers, of waxy appearance, white with carmine center, petals edged with carmine. Each 15c. J. RICAUD.--A very fine, free flowering, double variety with enormous sized trusses on strong footstalks; flowers purplish crimson, center distinctly marked white. Each 10c. ALPINE BEAUTY.--An exquisitely fine new double white. Each 15c.

SWEET SCENTED GERANIUMS. LADY PLYMOUTH.--A beautiful variegated variety of the Rose Geranium. Propagates slowly and the demand usually exceeds the supply. Each 20c. NUTMEG.--Small leaves with nutmeg perfume. OAK LEAVED.--Beautiful foliage resembling oak leaves, black center with green border. ROSE SCENTED.--Two kinds. Broad leaf and cut leaf. This is the most popular of scented geraniums. SKELETON LEAVED.--Leaves very finely cut; rose fragrance. BALM.--Has delicious balm fragrance. LEMON.--A nice little plant of bushy growth with delightful lemon fragrance to the leaves. FERN LEAVED.--A most delicate cut-leaved geranium of delightful fragrance; very free growing. The leaves are valuable for mixing with cut flowers. Each 15c. MRS. TAYLOR. A scarlet-flowered rose geranium. The blooms resemble the pelargonium, but are smaller and of bright scarlet color. Blooms constantly. PEPPERMINT.--A rare variety with thick, "hairy" leaves and refreshing peppermint fragrance. Each 15c. APPLE.--A great favorite, having strong apple scent. Any of the above sweet scented varieties 10 cents each, $1.00 per dozen, except where noted.

[image] LA FAVORITE.

FANCY LEAVED GERANIUMS. MRS. POLLOCK.--Magnificent. Green leaf disc overlaid by beautiful bronze red, belted with bright crimson, outwardly margined with golden yellow. Each 15c. MARSHALL McMAHON.--Golden yellow, marked with a deep chocolate zone. A splendid bedding variety. Each 15c. MAD. SALLEROI.--A very compact variety of silver leaf geranium; fine for massing or bordering; thrifty, leaves green, edged white. Each 10c; doz. 85c. CRYSTAL PALACE GEM.--Yellow with green disc; fine bedder. Each 10c. DISTINCTION.--Round green leaves, with clear black circle. Each 10c. MOUNTAIN OF SNOW.--Finest of this class for ribbon lines or massing; center of leaf bright green, margin broadly marked silver white, scarlet flowers. Each 10c. HAPPY THOUGHT.--A tri-colorod [tri-colored] geranium with dark green foliage, creamy white ceuter [center] with dark band about the light zone; flowers bright scarlet. Each 10c. GOLDEN CIRCLE.--Green foliage, golden yellow edging, flower scarlet. Ea. 10c. SUNSET.--Handsome bright green foliage, with a broad border of creamy white, and an inner circle of maroon. Each 15c. MRS. PARKER.--A grand new silver leaved variety with double pink flowers. A unique novelty. Each 20c. WM. LANGGUTH.--A remarkably beautiful sort. Leaves variegated green and pure white; flowers double crimson scarlet and unusually large. Each 20c.

A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEN FANCY LEAVED GERANIUMS FOR $1.00, POSTPAID.

IOWA SEED COMPANY, DES MOINES, IOWA. 75.

[image] EVERBLOOMING ANNUAL HOLLYHOCK.

ELITE COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS FOR 1906. In order that our customers might have the most brilliant and beautiful flower garden this year that they have ever had, we have selected five of our best novelties of the season, which are illustrated in colors on the reverse side of this sheet, and offer the entire collection at just One-Half the Price that they would cost if purchased separately. Don't fail to include them in your orders.

AMERICAN GIANT PANSY. A prominent Pansy specialist has put in years of careful, painstaking labor in hybridizing and selecting a strain of Pansies which would be superior to anything in existence, and as a consequence we have this extraordinarily fine variety which is of such strong, robust, luxuriant growth and produces such magnificent immense sized flowers that it might almost be said to be a superior race of Pansies. They comprise practically all shades, colors and markings known in Pansies, including the Giant Bugnots, Cassier's, and the best of the large flowered sors [sorts] from France, Germany, England, Holland and other countries. Also a strain of the curled and ruffled pansies which appear double. We are sure our American Giant Pansies cannot fail to delight every flower lover. Per pkt. of 125 seeds 25c.

EVERBLOOMING ANNUAL HOLLYHOCKS. The Hollyhock has always been one of the most showy of garden flowers and very desirable for massing, borders and backgrounds, the one objection to it being that it was a biennial and did not bloom to perfection until the second year. This fine new variety may be started in the house in March or April, set out in May and comes into bloom in July, and will continue in flower until killing frosts in the fall. Or seed may be sown in the open ground in May and will bloom in August. Plants are of vigorous growth from 5 to 8 feet high, according to soil, and the stalks are fairly loaded with large flowers, sometimes five inches across. These flowers are of a great variety of colors, crimson, canary yellow, pink, white, maroon, black, scarlet, etc., some of them beautifully veined and marked, double, semi-double and single. They will surely please everyone. Pkt. 15c.

IVY-LEAVED PERFECTION NASTURTIUM. This we consider one of the prettiest of climbers and so decidedly unique as to attract the attention of every one. They belong to a new class, the foliage being so decidedly different from the older sorts, greatly resembling the English Ivy, very dark green, making an admirable background for the brilliant yellow and scarlet flowers. The flowers which are borne in profusion throughout the season are of medium size and peculiarly cut and fringed. Pkt. 10c, oz. 30c.

PENTSTEMON GLOXINOIDES. We have always thought highly of the Pentstemon but when we saw this variety growing near Hartz mountains in Germany we were delighted and purchased the stock at once. It is a hardy perennial and if sown early will bloom the first year. Of graceful growth, with many spikes of Gloxinia-like flowers, 2 inches across; of crimson, white, rose, purple, etc., beautifully edged and marked; blooms from June till October. Give rich soil and good culture. Pkt. 10c.

CENTAUREA IMPERIALIS. A grand improvement on the old favorite Sweet Sultan, producing long stemmed blossoms 3 to 4 inched [inches] across, of graceful, airy effect, and most deliciously fragrant. The colors are varied from glistening white through shades of red, blues, lilac, royal-purple, etc. For bouquets, vases, or as corsage flowers they are of exceptional value. If cut scarcely opened they will last for ten days in water. The plants are of the easiest culture, flowering freely in the garden the first summer from seed sown in the spring. They are of strong, bushy form 2 to 3 feet high. Pkt. 10c.

ONE PACKET EACH OF THE ABOVE FIVE FLORAL NOVELTIES WORTH 70 CENTS FOR 85 CENTS.

THREE GRAND CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Will be sent postpaid for only 40 cts.

CRIMSON KNIGHT.--(S. T. Wright.) A mammoth flowering sort, which is by all odds the largest and finest of the red varieties. It is a very strong grower, and therefore succeeds with every one. Color dark velvety crimson, with reverse side of petals shaded with golden yellow. Small plants sold two years ago at $1.00 each, wholesale--but we have now propagated a nice stock, and offer strong plants at 20 cts. each, $2.00 per doz. IMPROVED OSTRICH PLUME.--This is not a new variety but it is a great improvement on the old "Ostrich Plume," being a more vigorous, better grower and freer bloomer--holding up its flower well. Flowers are of large size, pure snowy white color, and each petal is covered with long hair-like filaments. Makes a very fine pot plant. Each 15c, doz. $1.50.

SUNBURST.--A most glorious new Chrysanthemum, and by all odds the finest golden yellow variety ever sent out. It is an ideal exhibition or show flower, frequently measuring twenty-two inches in circumference and especially large when grown to single stem. It is of beautiful Japanese, somewhat incurved form, petals broad and of great substance. Intense golden yellow, with lighter yellow on reverse side, and appears so brilliant as to suggest its name. Of vigorous healthy growth, and always satisfactory. Each 20c, doz. $2.00. The three chrysanthemum novelties described above for 40 cents, postpaid.

[image] TREE ROSE.

GRACE PAGE GERANIUM. This we consider one of the finest plant novelties of the season, and we permitted our florist to name it in honor of the daughter of the manager of this company. It is identical with the old standard dark crimson S. A. Nutt Geranium except in foliage, which is beautifully variegated. Nothing in geraniums can surpass the beauty of this variety with its large trusses of double crimson flowers against their variegated background. It is a sport from the S. A. Nutt, of vigorous growth and an exceedingly profuse bloomer. The leaves are of dark green, and each bears a border of pure snowy white. We are safe in saying that there is no variegated sort on the market which blooms so freely. It is well adapted either for pot culture or bedding, and is a much stronger grower and better bloomer than the Langguth. Don't fail to try it. Each 25c, per doz. $2.50.

ELEGANT TREE ROSES. Last spring we set out about one hundred tree roses along a drive on our floral grounds, and they surprised and pleased thousands of persons who had never before seen roses grown in this manner. These Tree Roses aro [are] grafted on hardy rose stalks about four feet high, are tree shaped and when in full bloom are objects of beauty, making handsome plants for the lawn or rose border. In this shape we offer only the Hybrid Perpetual or hardy class. We have them in white, the different shades of red, pink and crimson. Should be protected in winter. These are all grown in Holland and usually sell at $1.50 to $2.50 each, but this year we have imported a very large number of extra choice specimens, which will bloom profusely the first year, and we offer them carefully packed and delivered in cars here at only $1.00 each, $9.00 per dozen. They can only be sent by express or freight.

LILIES. It seems strange that so few persons grow lilies and still they are one of the most satisfactory of all flowers. We have a splendid stock of bulbs, which you will find described on page 91.

[image] GRACE PAGE GERANIUM

NOTICE THE DESIRABLE FLORAL NOVELTIES DESCRIBED ON PINK PAGES OF THIS CATALOGUE.

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ELITE COLLECTION. 1. PANSY, AMERICAN GIANT. 25¢ 2. HOLLYHOCK, EVERBLOOMING ANNUAL 15¢ 3. NASTURTIUM, IVY LEAF PERFECTION. 10¢ 4. PENSTEMON GLOXINOIDES 10¢ 5. CENTAUREA IMPERIALIS 10¢ THE FIVE PACKETS FOR 35¢

GRACE PAGE GERANIUM, EACH 25¢

CRIMSON KNIGHT OSTRICH PLUME. SUNBURST

THREE GRAND CHRYSANTHEMUM NOVELTIES FOR ONLY 40 CENTS.

IOWA SEED COMPANY, DES MOINES, IOWA. 77.

SINGLE GERANIUMS.

HALL CAINE.--Fine large trusses produced in great profusion, held high above the foliage; individual florets immense, 2½ to 3 inches in diameter; color, bright cherry red; the habit is dwarf and compact, and exceptionally valuable as a pot plant for exhibition purposes. Each 15c. FLEUR POITEVINE.--Extra large single flowers, brilliant rosy carmine, marked and striped with pure white, center orange scarlet. Each 10c. WONDER.--One of the finest French novelties and a wonderful bloomer. Flowers are most intense dazzling scarlet and are borne in great trusses of enormous size, measuring from 18 to 20 inches in circumference, with single florets measuring 7 inches in circumference. Each 10c. CARMEN SYLVA.--The grandest single pure white geranium in existence. It is of vigorous, healthy growth and blooms profusely, the plant being loaded with immense trusses of bloom which do not turn pink even in severe weather. Each 15c. COLUMBIAN.--Brilliant scarlet with large, strong trusses; it may be classed as one of the freest bloomers in cultivation. Each 10c. MRS. J. M. GARR.--One of the finest single white bedders. The plants are a mass of bloom all summer. Each 10c. RENOMMIE LYONAISE.--Center of florets white, surrounded by a rose and broad scarlet border, giving it a very brilliant effect. Each 15c. CHAMPION.--Has elegant large flower, of carmine crimson. Each 10c.

ALICE OF VINCENNES.--A charming novelty which has a border of intense scarlet forming a band around the body color of rosy pink, heavily veined with scarlet; center white. Each 15c. ANDREW LANG.--Glowing scarlet, with white blotch on upper petals, center of flower surrounded by aureole of rich carmine, trusses immense and borne in greatest profusion. Each 15c. BLACK PRINCE.--Very dark, rich velvety crimson. The nearest black known in single geraniums. Each 10c. ELECTRIC.--Very large flower of most brilliant scarlet color with distinct white eye. Each 10c. MARQUIS DE CASTELLANE.--Flowers are very large, perfect in form and borne in large trusses. The color varies from a brilliant cerise to a bright cherry red, with brilliant carmine shadings. Each 15c. SOUVENIR DE MIRANDE--One of the handsomest and most satisfactory of all. It has nicely formed, round florets, upper petals cream white, with distinct salmon rose border; lower petals salmon rose, streaked with pure white; very free flowering and produces fine trusses of magnificent blooms. Each 10c; doz. $1.00.

[image] AUREOLE.

AUREOLE.--(Mad. Bruanti.)--A fancy flowered sort of remarkable colors. Plant is loaded with blooms and each floret is large, center being white, beautifully veined with carmine lake, radiating into a handsome aureole, each petal being bordered with bright solferino. Fine pot plant and constant bloomer. Each 15c.

[image] SOUVENIR DE MIRANDE.

IVY LEAVED GERANIUMS. EDEN MARCHI.--Handsomest of the ivy leaved sorts. Has enormous sized flowers; color, beautiful salmon rose, slightly shaded violet. It is an improvement on the Charles Turner. Is a strong, free grower, producing flowers at almost every joint which are full double and perfect in form. Each 15c. CHARLES TURNER.--Very double, and is without doubt one of the handsomest ivy geraniums ever introduced; florets two and a half inches across. The color is a deep, bright pink, approaching scarlet in color. Each 10c. VARIEGATED IVY GERANIUM.--This is quite a novelty and will attract attention anywhere. Leaves handsomely variegated, pure white and dark green; frequently also margined with pink. Each 20c. JEAN DE ARC.--Very large and finest white in existence; Perfectly double, white as snow; flowers literally cover the plant when in full bloom. Each 10c. P. CROZY.--A hybrid between the Zonales and Ivies. Color soft, bright scarlet with veinings of maroon. Each 10c. GARDEN'S GLORY.--Fine, bright scarlet, large bold, full flowers; constant bloomer; one of the very best. Each 10c. Set of Six Ivy Leaved Sorts for 60c.

OTHER PLANTS: CAREX.--Japonica Variegata.--An ornamental Japanese grass which is extremely useful as a house plant, of easy growth, standing the dry atmosphere of heated rooms with impunity, and at the same time hardy if placed out in the garden. Leaves striped with white. Each 15c. ASTILBE JAPONICA.--Hardy everywhere, growing about two feet high, in compact shape, with handsome foliage, from above which rise [raise?] its panicles of small, feathery white blossoms, the embodiment of grace and delicacy. Can be bloomed readily in winter. Give the plant a half-shaded position. Each 15c. ANEMONE.--Whirlwind.--This beautiful Japanese Anemone has proved one of the finest hardy fall-blooming plants in cultivation, growing to a height of three feet, and holding up on stiff stems double flowers from two and one-half to three inches across, of pure white, and heavy waxy texture. A large bed of this is worth going miles to see, and the large, graceful flowers are unexcelled for cutting. Each 15c. Queen Charlotte.--Similar to above but earlier and of beautiful shell pink color. An early flowering pink Anemone. Each 15c. DOUBLE DAISY.--Very double; pure white and pink flowers. Blooms freely and makes a fine plant for growing in beds alone or with pansies. Each 10c, doz. 75c. KOCHIA SCOPARIA--Beautiful feathery appearing plants for hedges or lawn specimens. By mid-summer it attains a height of about 3 feet, and is of light green color; on the approach of autumn the whole plant becomes a deep red; a splendid plant for forming a hedge for the summer. Each 10c, doz. 75c. CAMPANULA.--Assorted colors. Each 10c, doz. $1.00.

[image] IVR [IVY] GERANIUM--EDEN MARCHI. (One-half natural size.)

PREPARE FOR A SHOWY BED OF CANNAS THIS YEAR. OUR STOCK IS UNSURPASSED.

78. SEED CATALOGUE AND GARDEN GUIDE.

[image] PERFECTION LANTANA

LOBELIA--Handsome trailing plants, profuse bloomers; elegant for baskets, vases and borders. Each 10c. LANTANA.--We consider this one of the most satisfactory plants grown. It is the flower for everybody, both for outdoor bedding and blooming all winter in house. It has a flower somewhat resembling the Verbena, borne on a woody, bush-shaped plant. The flowers embrace all shades of orange, sulphur, lilac, red, pink, white, etc., changing from one distinct color to another as they increase in age and development. Javoi.--The best, largest and freest blooming white variety. Every one will be pleased with it. Each 15c. Perfection.--The only Lantana having variegated foliage. Is unusually handsome. Outside rows of florets are pink with rose center; inside florets very light sulphur yellow, with orange center. Blooms freely. Each 10c, doz. $1.00. Gold Cup.--A dwarf compact grower, with very pretty lemon yellow flowers, having golden yellow center. Each 10c. Amiel.--Semi-dwarf, very compact, fine bloomer, umbel and floret fine size. Reddish orange with yellow center. Each 10c. Weeping.--A beautiful trailing variety, very desirable for planting in hanging baskets, vases, pots or open ground. Bears an immense profusion of lovely clear pink frowers [flowers] from early summer until late in the fall. Everyone is delighted with it. Each 10c. LEMON VERBENA.--A universal favorite, invaluable for its fragrant leaves. They will retain their fragrance for years when dried. As a plant for the garden or for pots it is equally valuable, its fine sprays of foliage and delicious fragrance making it desirable for bouquets, etc. In good rich soil each plant will covor [cover] a space of three to four feet in diameter. Each 10c.

[image] LEMON VERBENA A.BLANC

JASMINE--Maid of Orleans--A beautiful plant of easy culture, fine grower, good bloomer, very fragrant and of elegant waxy white appearance. Each 20c. Night Blooming.--World famous variety, producing pure white fragrant flowers incessantly. Each 15c. MUSK PLANT.--This is the true musk plant and has a refreshing, deligntful [delightful] fragrance which become [becomes] quite strong and pervading when the leaves are rubbed. It is a pretty little plant and of much value for pot culture and bedding. Flowers yellow. Each 10c. MAURANDIA.--Graceful climbers for window or conservatories or open ground in summer; admirable to hang from vases, cover stumps and low trellises, flowering freely. Each 10c. MOUNTAIN PINK--A fine plant for baskets or rockeries. Flowers bright pink, two inches in diameter. Each 10c. MONARDIA DIDIMA.--Strong growing plants, from two to three feet high, dense foliage, aromatic and sweet scented. Large spikes or heads of intense, rich, deep scarlet flowers. It blooms throughout July and August. Each 10 cents, doz. $1.00. MOON FLOWER--A very handsome climber, growing to a height of twenty-five to forty feet, and covered nightly and on dull days with its white, moon-like flowers five to six inches in diameter. Each 15c.

[image] SPRAY ONE FOURTH NATURAL SIZE WEEPING LANTANA

HELIOTROPE.--These are universal favorites on account of their delightful fragrance. Flowers equally well as bedding plants in summer, or as pot plants in the house during the winter. Czar.--A new giant flowering, very dark colored sort, almost black. Each 15c. Czarina.--A fine companion for the above. It grows a trifle taller and bears an enormous truss of deep indigo blue flowers with clear white eye. Each 15c. Jersey Beauty.--Very large trusses of blue flowers. Each 10c. Madam Blonay.--Immense truss; very light colored flowers. Each 10c. Snow Wreath--Superb large cluster of delicious fragrant flowers, nearly white. Each 15c. MARGUERITE.--(or Paris Daisy.)--White.--A French improvement on the old White Marguerite which has for years been so popular. Much larger and will produce ten times as many flowers. All flower lovers should try a few of these. Each 10c, doz. $1.00. Yellow.--Similar to the above, but of a very pretty canary yellow color. It blooms freely and continuously. Each 10c. Blue.--A strikingly beautiful flowering plant, producing an abundance of clear sky blue flowers. Plants are fairly loaded with the flowers, which are very desirable for cutting. Each 10c.

MANETTA.--Bicolor.--One of the handsomest little vines in existence. It is easily and quickly grown and blooms continuously. It is well adapted for hanging basket, pot culture, vases or bedding. The flower is of the size and shape shown in our illustration, and of brilliant scarlet, tipped with clear golden yellow, making it most wonderfully attractive. Manetta Bicolor blooms constantly and profusely during all the summer months out of doors and all of the winter months when taken into the house. We heartily recommend this vine to one and all our customers, and feel assured of no complaint when tried. Each 10c, large size 25c.

[image] MANETTA BICOLOR

OTAHEITE ORANGE--An extra fine pot plant, with glossy green leaves, the true fragrant orange bloom and abundant little bright oranges that will hang on the little bush like balls of gold for six months after they are ripe. With good culture they are never out of fruit from one years end to another and at least two-thirds of the time are in flower also. In beauty, grace and fragrance there is nothing like its delicate, leafy sprays of bloom. Fine plants for blooming and fruiting at once. Each 20c. OLEANDERS.--These old fashioned shrubs are becoming popular again. No plant makes more handsome specimens in tubs for the veranda or yard. Each 25c. OTTHONA, or Pickle Plant.--A very pretty plant for basket culture. Each 10c. OXALIS--Golden Star--(Ortgiesi.)--A shrubby plant, about 12 inches in height, branching freely; loaded at all times with clusters of bright golden star-shaped flowers. Each 15c. Bermuda Buttercup.--Fine for pot culture. As many as fifty flower spikes have been produced by a single well grown plant and as many as one thousand flowers in a season. Flowers are pure bright yellow. Each 10c.

[image] OTAHEITE ORANGE.

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