R. & J. FARQUHAR & CO., BOSTON. PERENNIAL FLOWER SEEDS. 



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DIANTHUS AtPOFubens. 



1 foot 



Deltoides. Maiden Pink 

 with dark tirck'. 6 im-he^ 

 Deltoides Alba. White. 

 Seguiepii. Kosy purple' 

 DICTAMNUS Fpaxinella. 

 with haiitlsoiiio spikes of piirpHsh-eriuisoii flowers. Thi 

 leaves are fragrant, giving of!" an odor of balsam when 



rubbed, ofeet Oz., .40; 



Fpaxinella Alba. Pun' white ... Oz., 1.50; Joz.,.50; 



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red, fine rockery plant. 



iwz., .80; 



flowers pink 



ioz., .30; 



1 oz., .35: 



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Fine hardy perennial 



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.10 



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.05 



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DIGITALIS. 



Foxylore. 

 Includes all 



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finest 

 , .50; 



.40; 



.40; 



.40; 

 olors. 



Farquhar's Superb Mixed 



colors in great variety ... ... ... Oz 



GloxinseflOPa Mixed. Flowersspottedin the throat, ' 



Gloxinseflopa Rosea. Delicate pink ... ' 



Gpandiflopa. showy flowers of pale yellow ... " 



Ivepy's Spotted. Beautiful spotted flowers of various < 



Oz., ..50; 



MonstPOSa Mixed. The tall spikes have a monstrous saucer- 

 shajH'd terminal flower ... ... Oz., 2.00; J oz., .60; 



Puppupea. Common red Foxglove Oz., .30; 



Puppupea Alba. White " .40; 



Mixed. Various colors " .30; 



DODECATHEON Media. American Coi'sliji. Native hardy 

 perennial with rosy-purple flowers in shape resembling the 

 Cyclamen : succeeds Ix'st in partial shade. 1 foot 



DRACOCEPHALUM APgunense. Spikes of bright blue 

 sal via-shaped flowers. 1^, fVi't Joz., .25; 



ECHINOPS ExaltatUS. Globe Thistle. Globular heads 

 of blue flowers; very ornamental. 3 feet ... ^oz., .25; 

 RitPO. JIagnificent variety with white foliage and metallic 

 bltie, thistle-like flowers ... J oz. , .25 ; 



EDELWEISS. Gnnphalium Leontop(Klium. The interesting 

 white leaved plant, so eagerly sought by tourists in the 

 Swiss Alps, easily grown in gardens; hardy perennial. 6 in., 



EREMURUS Hirhaliaeus. Stately plant with long .spikes of 

 creamy-white flowers. 6 to 8 feet 



Robustus. FI(jwers soft flesh pink. 8 feet 



TuPkestanicus. Eeddish-brown flowers. 5 feet 



ERIGERON GpandiflOPUS ElatiOF. Very effective perennial 

 with pale lilac star-shajted flowers ; excellent for cutting. H ft., 

 SpeeiOSUS. Pale mauve with bright golden centres, li ft. , 



ERYNGIUM Amethystinum. Ornamental plant of branch- 

 ing habit with rotmd heads of metallic blue flowers which 

 can Ix! cut and dried for winter bouquets. 3 feet, ioz., 1.00; 



ERYSIMUM Pulehellum. Dwarf perennial with pale yel- 

 low flowers: desirable for spring gardening. 6 in., ioz., .25; 



EUPATORIUM Agepatoides, A valuable border plant 

 with tiny white flowers in dense heads. 3 feet, i oz., .30; 

 Fpasepi. Fine perennial, producing clusters of white 

 flowers; fine for cutting. 2 feet ... ... ^oz., .30; 



FERNS HaPdy Vapieties Mixed. Useful plants for decor- 

 ating sliady nooks, rockeries, or borders, on the northerly 

 sides of Itnildings 



GAILLARDIA Grandiflora. Blanket Fioa-er. 



TJie.se are handsome snmnn'r and autumn flowering 

 plants, quite hardy and easily grown. It is advisable to 

 mulch them with straw during winter. 3 feet. 

 New Hybpids Mixed. Wllow and red, I'^t- 



Oz., 1.00; i oz., .35: .10 

 Maxima. I'ure yellow; flowers very large, 



Oz.,1.00; ioz.,..'?5: .10 

 SupePba. Crimson and yellow " l.OQ; " .35; .10 



GALEGA OffleinaliS Alba. Hardy perennial with white 

 pea-shaped flowers; very ornamental and useful for 



oiitting Joz., .30; .10 



PuppuPea. Blue " .25; .10 



GENTIAN A Aeaulis. Blue (Jentiuii. Dwarf perennial 

 with intense blue, ])ell-shai)ed flowers; snitecl to moist 



and shady situations. 4 inches i oz., .40; .10 



Asclepiadea. Flowers purple-blue in long terminal 



clusters. 2 feet ioz., .50; .10 



Lutea. (riant Gentinii. Yellow flowers in whorls. 5 ft., .15 

 GERANIUM Sanguineum. A showy plant with finely 

 <nt foliage and crinison-ijurple flowers; blooms all 

 M-ason. }h feet ... ... ... ... ... .15 



GERARDIA HybPida Mixed. Splendid perennial pro- 

 ducing spikes of flowers varying from light pink to .lark 

 purple; requires protection in winter. 2 feet ... .10 



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6885 



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Farquliar's Superb Foxgloves. 



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GEUM Atposanguineum. Large donl 

 ers ; valuable for cutting. 2 feet 

 Coeeineum. Bright orange-.scarIet; single 10 



GRASSES. Opnamental. 



AndPOpogon aPgenteus. Large .silvery plumes. 3 feet, .10 



APUndO Donax. Giant JReed. Tall variety with green 



leaves. 15 feet "... .10 



Vapiegata. (ireen and white .striped leaves. 9 feet, .15 



Epianthus Ravennse. Plnme Gra.%'<. A hardy variety 

 with fine silvery plumes; invaluable for lawn groups. 

 Blooms the first year from siX'd if sown early. 8 feet, .10 



Eulalia Japoniea. Ornamental variety with long dark 



green leaves. (i leet ... .10 



Vapiegata. Long graceful leaves, dark gnvn and 

 white striped. It is one of the most beautiful for forming 



c]inn^)s. 4 feet 15 



Zebrina. Zebra Gra«/<. The dark given leaves art' 

 barred at intervals with yellowish white. Few varie- 

 gated plants e(|ual this in beauty ... .15 



Gynepium apgenteum. Pampas Gmsg. Maguifii-ent 

 .sort with long silvery plumes: requires protection in 

 winter. 10 feet 10 



Stipa pennata. Feather Grass. Feathery plumes. White, .10 



'«,/• nth, r nirietiex, Ornamental Grasses, see Sos. 2245-2330. 



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