EUPHORBIA. 



1. HETEROPHYLLA. 



hardy in the south. 2 



4. AKFIXK Dainty, litt Man- 



like plant, with pretty marbled li 



cately purplish How i 



KK\ ni^A 



KDULIS. Im." Of 



equal decorative value to batania ' 

 lunch hardier and of far m< 

 menl - per 10 



Fine plan) er 10. 



HUM! 



1. ELE Australian < Jompoe 



A perennial plant of yr. ae. Large 



plantfc only 7 



!I \KKA. 



1. SUAVEOLENS \ Two beautiful 



1. MALIGNA. 



teaceous hrubs .The firsr. of dU 

 on account of its comb-like 



;.ink. large "pompons" of fl< 

 through the Kunimer. 



INCARVILLEA 



3- OLGJS A dwarl 



rreen shrub, bavii fusion oi 



pink trumpet shai 



HYPERICUM. 



3. CALYCINUM. Si 



Ann." Flowers yellow, large and - 



LATHYR1 - 



2. SPLKNDJ N8 i ent. 

 crimaon flow-red perennial California - 

 pea. See Watf in his 

 Loudon letter to "Garden and Foreat"' vol. 7. 

 p. 274 50c 



Lo'i rs. 



1. JACOBED old, but little 



grown plaut, worthy of ver> general culture. 

 01 graceful, dwarf habit, and covered all sum- 

 mer with intense velvety brown— almost black, 

 flowers. 35c. 



LUPIN US. 



1. DOUGLA81L A shrubby, Calif oi- 



nia species, that at th • . . . 

 almost continuously the year. 



torious al*u by re son of its adaptability to a I 

 soils and siiuatioi - 



PLECTRANTHU6 



i. FRUTICOSUS. A compact ami 

 elegant Labiate shrub from the Cape, with blue 

 flowers, For pot or outdoor culture. 40c. 



SESBANIA. 



4. GRANDIFLORA ALBA J Superb 

 4. GRANDIFLORA ROSEA} legu- 

 minous flowering shrubs. §1 each. 



SUTHERLANP1A. 



1. SPKCTABIUS rlei senna " 



Showy leguminous shrub, free flowering habit. 



SWAINSONIA. 



1. GRAYANA. j Pretty and well 

 1. FKRNANDINA. f known, for flor- 

 ists use. 2.V. 



STEPHANOTIS. 



1. FLORIBUNDUS. Strong plat, 

 this aristocratic creeper, 5uc. 



SVIGANDl 

 Probably 1. CARA0A8ANAJ Uli 





1. 4AGNIFK 



(P; 



■ 

 arrbinun .in 



Anchusa inc. 



;t offlcina • 



■ .i«-a 

 atti 



fornia Yellow 



Horn is. 



I the 



winter. 

 SOLIN ^ BI< 

 planr <<{ d 

 PAP 



uif.,r- 

 nian "Peach V 



of tlit- Moha\ i 



CHOICE I 



blue 



ten. 



- 



:or la: - 



- 

 and we wish all our friends mi^ht ha 

 it— for it o^- 

 ed. Bir 



HOUTTUYN1 

 Verba Mansa is much v lued > nd we 



would iiki 



XA Larf 



10 and 15i- 



AGINELLA P1LIFEH 

 surrection plant from Mexico 15c. 



CALIFORNIA LILIi> 



- nd for our illustrated catalogue of 



California Lilies and Bulbous Phits 



>ix native bu'hs with catalogue for 10c. 



Add 



LYON A t'OBBE. Loa Angi - 



