. Spring 1897. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. T!4ni> <ti 1 A A gteat dollar coUec-' r%Jj\ â¢plaUUt tion of rare and handsome Cactf. (See page T.) EACH, 25c. This delicate and delicious perfume stands unrivaled; nothing can take its place in bouquets. You cannot miss it, even if you plant a dozen, for no perfume is considered quite as lovelv and delicious as that of the Heliotrope. Try it for 1897. White Coral. This is the finest light Heliotrope that we
. Spring 1897. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. T!4ni> <ti 1 A A gteat dollar coUec-' r%Jj\ â¢plaUUt tion of rare and handsome Cactf. (See page T.) EACH, 25c. This delicate and delicious perfume stands unrivaled; nothing can take its place in bouquets. You cannot miss it, even if you plant a dozen, for no perfume is considered quite as lovelv and delicious as that of the Heliotrope. Try it for 1897. White Coral. This is the finest light Heliotrope that we have ever seen. lis great clusters of light deliciously- scented blossoms, often 22 inches in circumference, are borne in great abundance on healthy, vigorous- growing plants. Each, 20c.; 3 for 50c. The Queen Heliotrope. Enormous trusses of deep purple giant blos- soms; very sweet. Each, 15c. Snow Wreath.âNearly white. Each, 15c. Negro.âDark. Each, 15c. Our selection, 3 Heliotropes for 25c. Melon Pear, or Pepino. A rare plant from Mexico, bearing delicious fruit. all fall and winter. Each, 25c. The Water Hyacinth. One of the most remarkably curious plants we have ever grown. Instead of growing in soil, it floats in the wa- ter. A large mass of feathery blue roots growing downward, their ends entering the soil. 5t forms a lovely rosette of its curious, s|iinlng green leaves, and throws up spikes of the most exquisite flowers im- aginable, resembling in form & spike of hiyacinth bloom, but as beautiful as many of the choicest and most costly Orchids. For sum- mer, set pot or tub out doors in sun or shade* Bach, SOc.; 3 for 40c. Jasmine Qrandiflora. Foliage fine; flowers white, star-shaped. It is easy of culture and should be ii^ every collection. Blooms continually; will climb, if'desired, 20 feet high. It is a A great beauty and of the easiest culture. A profuse bloomer; very fragrant and " - â "w-â..^^^ - sweet. It is the ideal of the poet and painter. Jas-
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