. New floral guide : autumn 1905 . Evening Star NewImpatiens This is a grand plant for pot culture and also for th^ I flower bed ; makes nice bushy plants 10 to 12 inches high covered all over with pretty wide-open flowers, 1 to inches in diameter; pure white with rich crimson centre ; Very beautiful and blooms all the time. See illustration 15 cts. each; 2 for 25 cts. I Clerodendron Balfourii—A lovely vine for window©j conservatory, grows 2 to 3 feet high, bears hundreds Qj beautiful pear-shaped flowers, crimson and white. 15 cts^ I ^Gw Kloral Ouide—Autumn, 1905. 35 NEW AMERICAN WONDERLEMON W
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. New floral guide : autumn 1905 . Evening Star NewImpatiens This is a grand plant for pot culture and also for th^ I flower bed ; makes nice bushy plants 10 to 12 inches high covered all over with pretty wide-open flowers, 1 to inches in diameter; pure white with rich crimson centre ; Very beautiful and blooms all the time. See illustration 15 cts. each; 2 for 25 cts. I Clerodendron Balfourii—A lovely vine for window©j conservatory, grows 2 to 3 feet high, bears hundreds Qj beautiful pear-shaped flowers, crimson and white. 15 cts^ I ^Gw Kloral Ouide—Autumn, 1905. 35 NEW AMERICAN WONDERLEMON Will thriveand bearboth flowersand fruit thewhole seasonin any ordi-nary livingroom. NEW LEMON, AMERICAN WONDER THIS is one of the grandestnew fruits for house cultureever introduced. Hundredsof testimonials have beenreceived from persons who havetried it, testifying to its easy culture, wonderful productiveness and the enor-mous size and excellent quality of thefruit, some of which weigh as muchas three pounds each, and are threetimes the size of the cut shownherewith. It is claimed by the in-troducers that one of these lemonswill go as far as six ordinary lemonsfor all kinds of culinary uses. Thetree is a strong, vigorous growerand quite hardy ; may be kept in apot or box. Set out in Summer andtaken indoors in Winter ; requires nocoddling, not troubled with insects, and will begin to bear very quickly, and as soon as fully established willcontinue to bear both flowers and fruitcontinuously every month in the year, flowers are pure waxy white andvery sweet and