Childs' fall catalogue of bulbs and plants that bloom . description of Fragrans also, adding onlvits addition-al merit of sweet scent. Sold last year at $ each. Fineplants 25c. eaoh. m/A0N C*LLANe\V DWarf Galla, Irittle Gen*. All that need be said about this sterling novelty is thatit is a perfect miniature Calla, growing 8 or IS inches high,and producing perpetually very large snow-white begins to bloom when only a few inches high in a three orfour-inch pot and a well-established plant in a large pot isnever without flowers, summer or winter, and sometimesshows a dozen at once
Childs' fall catalogue of bulbs and plants that bloom . description of Fragrans also, adding onlvits addition-al merit of sweet scent. Sold last year at $ each. Fineplants 25c. eaoh. m/A0N C*LLANe\V DWarf Galla, Irittle Gen*. All that need be said about this sterling novelty is thatit is a perfect miniature Calla, growing 8 or IS inches high,and producing perpetually very large snow-white begins to bloom when only a few inches high in a three orfour-inch pot and a well-established plant in a large pot isnever without flowers, summer or winter, and sometimesshows a dozen at once. The greatest plant novelty of lateyears and yet the sensation of the day. Our stock is TRUEand the largest in the world. The plant for of One plants. 15c. each; 3 for 30c.: 0 for 50o. California Giant Galla. Large-flowering Callas. which come from California, arenow extensively grown and very popular. Tbe bulbs are oflarge size, 6tart quickly, and are soon in bloom. SUi . each:3 for 50c. FALL CATALOGUE OF BULBS THAT BLOOM FOR 1900 99. Galla, kittle Genj. A perfect miniature Calla, growing 8 or12 inches high, and producing very largesnow-white blossoms. It is in truth a per-fect little gem. 15c. each. See opposite page. GbiMs DWarf EVer-bloon)ii)g Galla. This is of a dwarf habit, and does notgrow tall and scraggly like the old varietybut is strong and compact, with n greatabundance of lust rous dark green is a true everbloomer, its flowers ap-pearing in great abundance both summerand winter when grown in pots, or it willbloom profusely all summer long in openground, and being potted in Septemberwill continue blooming without intermis-sion all winter. The same plant willgrow and bloom for years without onceceasing, and the quantit y of bloom whicha good plant will produce is is estimated that six plants of the oldsort will not produce so many Movers inthe course of a year as will one plant ofthis new dwarf variety. A large plant ishardl
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