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‘ PYRETHRUM PARTHENIFOLIUM GLAUCUM. DOWNIE’S ICELAND POPPY. 
No. 6862. Packet, 20 cents. No. 6237. Packet, 10 cents. 
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Xsoe PYRETHRUI PARTHENIFOLIUM GLAUCUM. (New White-foliaged Bedding Feverfew.) 
The well-known Golden Feverfew is one of our most valued bedding plants. This new variety has silvery 
white foliage, similar in appearance to that of Ceztaurea Gymnocarpa. It isa most valuable foliage 
bedding plant, and of easy culture from seed. Packet, .20. 
6967 RICINUS ZANZIBARIENSIS ENORMIS. The different varieties of the Zanzibar Castor Oil Bean, 
introduced last season, have been recognized, by all who have seen them, as the most stately and hand- 
some representatives of this tribe. The above new variety produces enormously large leaves, being 
brownish purple when in a young state, and changing into dark green with reddish ribs later on. The 
seeds are the largest of all varieties. Packet, .20. 
N RICINUS ZANZIBARIENSIS ENORMIS. STOCK, LONG-STEMMED FLORISTS’ WHITE. 
aN 0, No. 6967. Packet, 20 cents. No, 7417. Packet, 20 cents. 
7417 STOCK, LONG-STEMMED FLORISTS’ WHITE. Nothing more desirable for bouquets can be im- 
agined than the beautiful long sprays of this Stock with its spicy fragrance. It is as simple in cultivation 
as the common Ten-week Stock and whether grown for cutting indoors during winter, or in the open 
garden flower bed, it is admirable in every way. Packet, .20. 
