. Floral catalogue : illustrated. Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 78 NANZ & NEUNER'S FLORAL ESTABLISHMENT, spotted; f Petunia. (SINGLE.) Blotched and striped. Assorted colors, per dozen, 75 cents: 10 cents each. â LARGE-FLOWERING, SINGLE. Extra fine, maculated and striped varieties, among the finest of summer bloom- ing plants. Per dozen, $1; 15 cents each. These are certainly among the finest of bedding plants for massing or border. (DOUBLE.) PINK BEAUTY. This grand novelty is r
. Floral catalogue : illustrated. Nurseries (Horticulture) Kentucky Louisville Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 78 NANZ & NEUNER'S FLORAL ESTABLISHMENT, spotted; f Petunia. (SINGLE.) Blotched and striped. Assorted colors, per dozen, 75 cents: 10 cents each. â LARGE-FLOWERING, SINGLE. Extra fine, maculated and striped varieties, among the finest of summer bloom- ing plants. Per dozen, $1; 15 cents each. These are certainly among the finest of bedding plants for massing or border. (DOUBLE.) PINK BEAUTY. This grand novelty is really a pink with ^ the tint of the well-known carnation, Grace Wilder, and beautifully fringed. Unlike many of the strikingly fringed varieties, it is a robust grower, and will make a :1 splendid market plant. Six for $1; 20 cents each. Price for small plants for planting out; per dozen, 75 cents; 10 cents each. Larger plants grown in 5-inch pots, per dozen, $2; 20 | cents each. DOUBLE FRINGED. Blotched, variegated or white, crimson or purple. SNOWDRIFT. Double white, large. SMALL-FLOWERING, DOUBLE. A very free bloomer; | purple and white. PhormiUm Tenax Variegatuin. A fine variegated New Zealand flax; hardy and showy for house as well as out-door culture. 35 and 50 cents to $1. Phyg-elius Capensis, or Cape Fuchsia. Seldom have we seen a plant so charming and free-bloom- ing. During our past dry summer it was never out of flower, while geraniums alongside of it were perishing. Plants barely a few inches high bear from ten to twenty bold, long spikes, completely crowded with showy scar- let, drooping flowers, peristently produced from May un- til late autumn, when they can be brought in for winter blooming. It is also a good bedding plant, grown singly or in masses; does well on poor soil, moist or dry, and will probably prove hardy. Can also be grown from seed. We have it. 15 cents each; $ per dozen. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page
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