Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
&1[uDEIR OFFERS

To every lover of Nature's-Beauties. to every
kssb IF pass sas fo stock and variety Of
rieties in my TWENTY-FIVE Yeas ofSa etiye work in
patton Prices below are sVea nrasrn eecS 10
size and quality for for, reliable; tried and healthy
here in pots SO they can be planted at any time
Orders can be left at the store. ea6 NV. at
my stands In the markets, or-direSteS by mail IN
Anaeosta. d. c.. where my MISERY'S located and
stock can be personally insfecte-. viii siaiiy
in my trade or send plants safely to any part Of
/. RIOS Es in all the leading and best varieties.
from 10 to so :, each o,I.-N'
POW f2 Sh IaE H TIE fs S%SSSsEnyATonY WIN
varieties Of Palms from 25c:-t 81; Ferns Ora
s snss Ma1antas Fsney Gsadiums Anthnr
Arancara a;.. FiGns Oranges, Lemons, Gardenias
us assys rome
Myrt,s. Cyclamen. Abatillons. Hibiscus. Cactnses.
Pluinbagos Justftias. Begonias, Croions Fitonjas
Pepermonia. Umbrella Plants. Sarsiferias Aspa.
ragns Jessamines: Hsyas: etc. from Toe up.
ING-Geleus. in d varieties; AItheranteras and
Achyranfhus. DC. each Soc per daz. So per 100
or So per 1000; Fancy Caiadiums, 15c., or $50
~ 4 >rI EEDDING or SUMNER BLOOMING
trop Lantaa.s. Carnations Scarlet Sage etc.
1oe each 81 per doz.; Pansies. Phlox. Asteys.
de- Plants Of this class IN large or q Sef psr
without bloom or slightly smaller at reduced
ASEofs FaR$HEs rHlnnis rE EIahEs WE TnE
A. HARDY OR PERENNIAL S.wister;as. Gle
mats lioneysuckie: Aristnlochies. Sweet Peas
IVY Psas 1s from Ivy Ens lh
erch' T GrSnd Ivy oi and M Men Zoe
deira Vine. Neon vine. Th'nhergias. or EIack-eye
dens and Allamandas. from to 25c, according to
variety.
The Beautiful Cissus D!scolor. Pothos Anrca. etc
CSC. each
TLANTs- Agnllesia, Canterbury Bells, Digitaiis
Wall Flower. Sweet William. Pinks Daisy. PhinS
Eeverfsw; Pe Pen. on sednm. snnfower Peoncs
Galliareia. Coreopsis. Poppy. orientale etc, Toe
81 ps1 AZ TFfs r1s6na ITS to 81
Gcraniums, Mimmlus. Mcchatus. yariegated Pep.
s ORNAMENTAL AND BLOOMING suR,ss
GRASSES. ETC.-DeuZins, Spirra. Weigelia II
lacs. Forsythia. Pyrns Janonica tblooming qnncsl.
niGn"na. s.. Johns Wort. Altheas. Philadelphus or
Mock Grunge Hydrangeas. Grape Myrtle. snow
balls. Azaleas. Rhoiodendrons Bereris variegata,I
g. EyERGEEESs CoNi TSf e ''c s fafe-
M IS &, 1n fy na to feet high
IRISH J, nners s5 to be- E"nonmuns .Ff green oi
variesaied % to sec; Aeeubn Japonica % to-
soc" LnFus , Mafsnia BnTrs etc. % to Soc ali
ncsc Magnolias. 5-feet size. $3.50 each: PURPLE
Beech Pyras and Berberis and japanese Naples
10. PLANTS FOR SHADY PLACES-Begonia
Queen of Carpet, Fuchsias and Fancy Gala
dimus. 10 TO 15c. cGch.
II. BULBS AND 1UBERS FOR SUMMER
BIooMING-Dahlias. p fine varieties. from pots.
1oc-, 81 per doz.; Dahlia, dry roots, in mixtur,
15c.. so per doz.; Cannas. in fine sorts from,
pots. 25c. dry roots, 15c., IS per 100: Tuberosrs
and Gladiolas, 25c. per doz.; Japanese Lilies in
variety. and Caladtmus Esculentum elephants
carr. IL to 15c.
Lilies. Is I" soc. each: Parrots Feather IIya-
cinths. Grasses. etc. 10 to 15c. each.
E-TWANTED-Old unshapely plants of Fieus
'rtbberl and Pandnnus Feitchy in exchange for
plants affn:ed hera
For special varieties of Roses, etc, future
advertisements.
myl216t N. STUDER.