. Autumn 1903 catalog tells when to plant, and how to grow : bulbs imported and native plants greenhouse and garden seeds seasonable specialties. Nursery stock Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs. CARNATIONS For the present we can offer strong plants, grown in four-inch pots, of the following varieties, at 25c each. (We refer our customers to general Annual Catalogue issued January 1st, for a larger and more comprehensive list.) Estelle—Clear, bright, glowing scarlet-crimson. Ethel Crocker—Perfect shade of pink; flower very large; form i
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. Autumn 1903 catalog tells when to plant, and how to grow : bulbs imported and native plants greenhouse and garden seeds seasonable specialties. Nursery stock Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs. CARNATIONS For the present we can offer strong plants, grown in four-inch pots, of the following varieties, at 25c each. (We refer our customers to general Annual Catalogue issued January 1st, for a larger and more comprehensive list.) Estelle—Clear, bright, glowing scarlet-crimson. Ethel Crocker—Perfect shade of pink; flower very large; form ideal, fragrance sweet and clove- like. Flora Hill—Fine white. Gaiety—White, variegated scarlet. Governor Wolcott—Grand white; stiff stems. Lorna—Pure white, fragrant; long stiff stems. Mrs. Thos. Lawson—Dark cerise pink; very large and free blooming. Marquis—Light silvery pink; very free in bloom; sweet clove fragrance. Nydia—Ground white, penciled pink; strong stiff stems. Norway—Purest white; very large and vigor- ous. Olympia — A beautiful variegated variety; glossy white, with delicate pencilings of clear scarlet running through the petals. Prosperity—White ground, marbled and veined with deep shaded pink; a favorite sort. Schwerin—Good pink, extremely free in bloom. VIOLETS These are one of our Specialties, Growing Them in Large Quantities. 50c per dozen; $3.00 per 100. Imperial (New)—Grand; single; deep violet blue. Luxonne (New)—Best double blue. Princess of Wales—Beautiful violet blue in color, sweetly fragrant and flowering continu- ously from September until April. The California—Color clear violet purple; fra- grance intense; flowers borne on long stems 10 to 14 inches in length. GERANIUMS 15c each; $1.50 per doz., comprising the best varieties in Common, Ivy-Leaved, Nutmeg, Pep- permint, Rose-Leaved and Silver-Leaved. HELIOTROPES 20c each. Picola—Rosy violet. Queen—Very dark. Sapphire—Purple, white center. Snow-wreath—White.