Drumm Seed and Floral Co drummseedfloral1895drum 0 Year: 1895 Thompsoni Plena. A variety with perfectly double flow- ers; color rich deep orange, shaded and streaked with crim- son. 15c. Purity. Pure white. Eclipse. A pretty trailing variety with large foliage beau- tifully marked with deep green and yellow. Flowers bright yellow with crimson throat; fine for vases or large hanging baskets. Except noted 10c each, $1 per doz. ALTERS ANTHERAS. Used principally for ribbon lines, borders, or for forming carpet beds. Aurea Nana. Bright yellow. Rosea Nana. Tinied carmine and rose, compact. Parycho
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Drumm Seed and Floral Co drummseedfloral1895drum_0 Year: 1895 Thompsoni Plena. A variety with perfectly double flow- ers; color rich deep orange, shaded and streaked with crim- son. 15c. Purity. Pure white. Eclipse. A pretty trailing variety with large foliage beau- tifully marked with deep green and yellow. Flowers bright yellow with crimson throat; fine for vases or large hanging baskets. Except noted 10c each, $1 per doz. ALTERS ANTHERAS. Used principally for ribbon lines, borders, or for forming carpet beds. Aurea Nana. Bright yellow. Rosea Nana. Tinied carmine and rose, compact. Parychoirtes Major. Tinted crimson and scarlet. 10c. each; $1 per doz.; $3.50 for 50. ANTHER1CUM VARIEGATUM. Valuable as a decorative plant; suitable either for green- house, parlo-or dinner table. The foliage a bright grassy green, striped and margined with creamy white. 20c. AGERATUM. A native of Texas, but still greatly admired for its freedom of bloom. Also good for winter blooming. 10c. each; 75c. per dozen John Douglass. Dwarf; blue; very compact. White Cap. New. The best white variety. AQUATICS. NYMPH i; ODOR AT A. Our native Water Lily: flowers pure white and very fra- grant; when grown in rich mud it will produce flowers 6 inches and leaves 18 inches across. 30c. each; $3 per dozen. NELUMBIUM. Speoiosuui. This is the true Lotus of Egypt, and is one of the loveliest of the Water Lilies. The flowers, when just ex- panding, are of a beautiful rosy pink color; when open, they are of a creamy white and pink, and are very fragant. They open in the morning and close in the afternoon It is a very interesting plant, and has been an immense success every- where Strong roots, $1 50. Luteum (American Lotus). Though a native of this coun- try, it is not common. There is scarcely any difference be- tween this and N Speciosum, except in the c>lor of the flow- ers, which are of a rich sulphur, yellow. They are as large as a quart bowl, and have a strong fragrance, entirely unlike that of