. La victoire de Beckert catalogue garden. Pépinières (Horticulture) Pennsylvanie Pittsburgh Pennsylvanie pépinière ; Catalogues Catalogues PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Pennsylvanie graines de fleurs ; catalogues ; bulbes (plantes) Pennsylvanie PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Pennsylvanie Jardinage catalogues ; Matériel et fournitures de catalogues. Schizanthus, ou caractère d'orchidée du pauvre et pas aussi productifs que les anciennes variétés. Leur taille et forme, cependant, les rendre très at- cllectivc et traction. Notre stock est cultivé pour nous en vertu de conditions plus favorables, et sera trouvé fidèle à nom et d'excellente qualité. Les graines

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. Beckert's victory garden catalog. Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Nursery stock Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Gardening Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Equipment and supplies Catalogs. Schizanthus, or Poor Man's Orchid character and not so productive as the older varieties. Their size and form, however, render them very at- tractive and cllectivc. Our stock is grown for us under most favorable condi- tions, and will be found true to name and of excellent quality. The seeds should be sown early in spring; or, when the ground is not readily prepared in spring, fall sow- ing may be made, excepting the while- seeded varieties, which should not be sown until soil becomes quite warm and dry; or they may be started early in pots in green- aousc or frame and planted out as early as the weather permits. White-seeded varie- ties, which are more tender than the dark- seeded, should be sown in sand to ger- minate and then transplanted in soil. PAMPHLET ON SWEET PEA CULTURE, FREE For 1 lb. or more, desired by mail, add postage at your zone rate Solanum Capsicastrum nanum (Jerusalem Cherry) TA Handsome dwarf plant with abundance of ornamental scarlet berries. 1 foot. Pkt. 10 cts. Smilax (Myrsiphyllum) TP This popular decorative vine of the florists is readily grown from seed, and will attain a height of 6 to 12 feet. Should have a rich soil. Most suitable for conservatory. Pkt. 10 cts., V*oz. 25 cts. STATICE incana. HP. A beautiful variety of Sea Lavender; fine for cutting. IJ2 feet. Pkt. 10 cts. STEVIA serrata. TP. Large heads of small, cream-white, sweet-scented flowers; veryr useful for cutting and combining with other flowers in bouquets. 1} feet. Pkt. 10 cts. Stokesia cyanea HP Cornflower Aster A most charming and beautiful hardy plant that should have a place in every hardy border. Also fine for cutting. Originally sent out in the lavender-blue variety,

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