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616 Geniiana Acaulis. Beautiful blue ; from Wales. One-quarter foot . . . J0.05 



617 — Asclepiadea {swallozu-iuoti). Blue; fine; from Australia. One-quarter foot . .05 



61 8 — Cruciata. Dark-blue ; flowers in cluster 05 



619 Mixed. Above varieties mixed . ' i» 



GAILLARDIA. 



OA.ZA.1VIA.. Nat. Ord., Compositts. 



Amongst the most effective of bedding plants ; its brilliantly colored and strikingly marked 

 flowers are produced in great abundance, and are very effective for beds or ribboning ; very 

 beautiful. Half-hardy perennial. 



620 Gazania Splendens. From Cape of Good Hope, i foot 23 



GtIIjIA.. Nat. Ord., Polemoniacece. 



This is a very pleasing family of annuals ; may be sowrn at any time, and will bloom in 

 almost any situation. The flowers are disposed m panicles or clusters ; and, from i'ts neat 

 growth, it is admirably adapted for culture either in masses or detached patches. The 

 three-colored variety is the prettiest, and lasts the longest in bloom. Hardy annual. 

 620j Gilia Achilloefolia. Lilac; from California, i J foot 10 



621 ^— Alba. A very fine variety, with pure white flowers 10 



622 California. Pale-lilac. 15 feet 03 



