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WHITE PRIZE MIGNONETTE. 
No. 
MIGNONETTE. (Reseda.) One of the most popular 
annuals; deliciously fragrant and free-blooming; 
should be sown where it is to remain, and thinned out 
to four inches apart when large enough. If sown in 
poor light soil, the fragrance will be much stronger. 
5065 Grandiflora, or Large=Flowering. The best form 
of common, fragrant Mignonette . Ounce, .10 
so70 + Bird’s Mammoth. Very long spikes. Sweet. 1 ft. 
5075 Crimson Giant, or Queen. Large, red flower- 
spikes; invaluable variety; fragrant . Ounce, .30 
5080 Covent Garden Variety. Most fragrant of all; 
very free; unsurpassed for cutting Ounce, .50 
5085 Diamond. Very light color, sweet £ Denke 
sog0 Gabriele. Spikes often nine inches long; a grand 
SOKtpTASTANE) wx) | cul >. y iamEMtal ae ats Ounce, .60 
so95 Giant Pyramidal. Red; splendid . 1 e.25 
s1oo Golden Queen. Yellow; fine; fragrant Seas eg SO 
5105 [lachet. Our seed of this invaluable variety is saved 
with great care; admirable for forcing and out-of- 
doors culture; very long spikes; deliciously fragrant 
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5110 [liles’ Spiral. Large; very sweet. Ounce, .40 
5115 Parson’s White. Fragrant. . % ‘AREA 
5120 Urania. New; large and very sweet Be 
5125 Victoria. Dark red; sweet bf bis Baga eat beeen «4 
5130 White Prize. Very largespikesand sweetly fragrant. 
One of the most attractive and beautiful Mignonettes. 
The whitish flowers are beautiful in contrast with other 
Vatieties Fey Suk oh Pe re se eee nes! es 
5135 White Spiral. Not fragrant; of strong, upright 
growth, Threefeet'. .. .-. eee eet. 
soso MESEMBRYANTHEMUM, Finest Ilixed. Pretty, 
dwarf, hardy annual; suitable for dry places. 74 ft. . 
5055 Tricolor. Pink and purple. 
5060 — Album. White, purple centre 
5140 MIMOSA PUDICA. (Sensitive Plant.) <A tender 
annual with pretty fern-like foliage which closes when 
touched. Two feet 
MIMULUS, Monkey Flower. Large-flowering, very 
showy, half-hardy perennials which bloom from seed 
the first year. 
5145  Cardinalis, Scarlet; fine . A 
5150 — Pictus. Yellow, scarlet throat; extra . 
5155 — Grandiflorus. Scarlet; very large. Fy Lee 
5160 Cupreus. (Prince Bismark.) Purple carmine. 
Whree-tourths foot, os: j.y sae ee A ee lus 
5165 Moschatus (Musk Plant.) Yellow; very free and 
constant-blooming; well-known charming little plants 
of easy cultivation . ah 9p ieee 
5170 — Compactus. Low and compact habit . ee aed 
5175 Tigrinus Grandiflorus. Large, beautiful, spotted 
flowers; finest mixed . Ree es. ; 
5180 — — Duplex. Corolla double; extra . eae 
5185 — — Queen’s Prize. Splendid colors, mixed 
5215 MOLUCCELLA LAEVIS. (Shell-Flower.) A very 
curious hardy annual, worthy of wider attention, the 
branches ending in tufts of bright leaves with tiny, 
pale-green and white cups ; flowers white and purple . 
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MINA LOBATA. 
MINA LOBATA. Charming, half-hardy, climbing 
annual; flowers creamy white. Twenty feet 
MIRABILIS. (Four O’Clock.) The well-known 
Marvel-of-Peru. andsome, free-flowering; sweet- 
scented blossoms of many colors; annual; start in 
heat. Two feet. 
Finest Mixed. All colors Ounce, .1o 
Longiflora. White; fragrant Safe. owe. 20 
Tom Thumb. Dwarf; striped flowers; mixed “  .30 
Variegated-Foliage. Mixedcolors . See 
MOMORDICA Balsamina. (Balsam Apple.) Pretty 
climbing hardy annual, with handsome fruit and foli- 
age. Ten feet . ees ee iiei it tote 
Charantia. (Balsam Pear.) Ten feet. 
MOONFLOWER. See /fomea, No. 4465. 
MORNING GLORY. See /fomea, No. 4445. 
MOURNING BRIDE. 
MUSA ENSETE. 
See Scabtosa, No. 7105. 
See Palms, No. 8600. 
MUSK. See AZimulus, No. 5165. 
MYOSOTIS VICTORIA, 
MYOSOTIS. (Forget=Me-Not.) Beautiful, hardy 
little plant with bright flowers; perennial; delights in 
a moist situation. 
Finest Mixed Varieties. Allcolors . 
Alpestris. Blue. One foot 
— Alba. White ee a cee 
— Jewel. Fine blue; extra large 
— Rosea. Rose; pretty . : 
Azorica. Dark blue; large; fine 
— Alba. White a7". “nee emits 
Compacta Aurea. Blue; foliage yellow; low 
Dissitiflora. Early; bright sky-blue ; one of the best 
Palustris. (True Forget=-Me-=Not.) Dark-blue; 
Very DEAUtON Seu. i's, iy Depeeugs, plae rte, ane 
— Semperflorens. Continuous bloomer . .. . 
Robusta Grandiflora. (Eliza Fonrobert.) Re- 
markably fine ; very large flowering and strong-grow- 
4 GR URE Ct ue ee te a es Ounce, i.50 
— Alba. White; pyramidal habit 
— Rosea. Rose, beautiful shade. ay 
Rupicola. Porcelain blue; dwarf and nea ‘ 
Victoria. One ofthe best for pots or garden; beauti- 
ful blue with double centre 3g ounce, .40 
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