Flower seeds . Mignonette, Machet. MIGNONETTE, MACHET. (TRUE.) An entirely new and distinct sort of great merit. It is of dwarfand vigorous growth, with massive spikes of deliciously scentedred flowers. Pkt., 100 seeds, 3 Cts. MIGNONETTE, Golden Queen. Very fine variety, flowers of golden hue; highly effective; ofdense pyramidal habit and deliciously fragrant. Pkt.» 200seeds, 3 cts. MIGNONETTE, New Giant Red. The flower spikes are of the largest size, unequalled by any othervariety, while the color is uniform and strikingly distinct , 200 seeds, 3 cts. MIGNONETTE, Giant White. Similar
Flower seeds . Mignonette, Machet. MIGNONETTE, MACHET. (TRUE.) An entirely new and distinct sort of great merit. It is of dwarfand vigorous growth, with massive spikes of deliciously scentedred flowers. Pkt., 100 seeds, 3 Cts. MIGNONETTE, Golden Queen. Very fine variety, flowers of golden hue; highly effective; ofdense pyramidal habit and deliciously fragrant. Pkt.» 200seeds, 3 cts. MIGNONETTE, New Giant Red. The flower spikes are of the largest size, unequalled by any othervariety, while the color is uniform and strikingly distinct , 200 seeds, 3 cts. MIGNONETTE, Giant White. Similar to Giant Red in size of spikes, but in color pure white,and is quite showy in growth; not as fragrant as the colored vari-eties. Pkt., 200 seeds, 3 cts. MIGNONETTE, Sweet. (Reseda Odorata.) A favorite on account of its fragrance. Pkt., 200 seeds, 3cts.; oz., 8 m Mimulus, Monkey Flower. MIMULUS, MONKEY FLOWER. Tender looking plants, with singularly shaped and brilliantlycolored flowers, blotched and spotted in every conceivable man-ner. Excellent for baskets or vases, while they thrive well in theopen garden. Fine hybrid mixed. Pkt., 100 seeds, 3 cts. MIMULUS KOSCHATUS (MUSK PLANT). A well known and favorite plant. Cultivated on account of themusky odor of the plant. Pkt., 100 seeds, 3 cts. MIMOSA (Sensitive Plant). An interesting and curious plant. The leaves will close and droopat the slightest touch. Mostly grown as a curiosity. Pkt., 12seeds, 3 cts. Mrs. Wm. Silcott, Indianola, Iowa, March 8th, 1898, writes:—Your seed*gave good satisfaction last year, hence this order. Mrs. E. A. King, Union Springs, N. Y., February 14th, 1898, writes:—I haveordered seeds of you four years and have always found them true to name. t ^jr
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