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. Childs' fall catalogue of bulbs and plants that bloom. fine novelty. It seems to bo identi-cal with Chillis Dwarf the additional charm of deliciousfragrance. This new Calla was originatedby Luther Burbank, of California, whospeaks of it thus: The plants are of me-dium size, compact in growth and bloomprofusely. It has not only a most charm-ing flower produced in a profusion neverbefore surpassed, but also wit ha genuine,sweet, lasting fragrance all its own. butsimilar to the fragrance of Violets or Lil-ies. With us it has proved a great suc-cess and we have a Large
. Childs' fall catalogue of bulbs and plants that bloom. fine novelty. It seems to bo identi-cal with Chillis Dwarf the additional charm of deliciousfragrance. This new Calla was originatedby Luther Burbank, of California, whospeaks of it thus: The plants are of me-dium size, compact in growth and bloomprofusely. It has not only a most charm-ing flower produced in a profusion neverbefore surpassed, but also wit ha genuine,sweet, lasting fragrance all its own. butsimilar to the fragrance of Violets or Lil-ies. With us it has proved a great suc-cess and we have a Large stock of it. Thedescription of our Dwarf Evoiblooming isa correct description of Fragrans also,adding only its additional merit of sweetscent. Fine plants, 25c. each ; 3 for GOc. Galla, kittle Qeii). , A perfect miniature Calla. growing 8 or12 laches high, and producing very largesnow-white blossoms. It is in truth a per-fect little gem. 15c. each ; 3 for30e. Giant California Calla* Large California-grown bulbs of thecommon Calla, 20c. each; 3 for CALLA FUAUKANS. bloonjii^g (^alIn. This is of a dwarf habit and does notgrow tall and scraggly like the old varietybut is strong and compact, wtth a greatabundance of lustrous 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 quantity of bloom whicha good plant will produce is is estimated that six plants of the oldsort will not produce so many flowers inthe course of a year as will one plant ofthis now dwarf variety. A large plant ishardly overwithout our or more flowers,and its dwarf compact habit makes it amuch more desirable pot plant than theold variety. Its flowers are of large sizeand snowy white in color. Priceâ25c.
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