12 Farquhars' Reliable Seeds, 16 and 19 South Market St., Boston. 



1114 Nasturtium, Tall Purple. Distinct color in tliis fine class of beautiful 



liardy climbers. Its rich, dark hues contrast beautifully with the light col- 

 ored varieties. Per packet, 10 cents; per ounce, 30 cents. 



1115 Nasturtium, Tall, New Copper-Colored. Very singular color; pale 



copper or bronze with metallic lustre. A perfectly hardy annual, a^d suita- 

 ble for trellises, covering arbors, fences, etc. Per packet, 15 cents; per 

 ounce, 40 cents. 



1116 Pansies, Farquhars' Finest Show. Ouj' colored plate represents a few of 



the tapes (f flower in this strain of Pansies. They are superior to anything 

 previously offered. The flowers are of very large size, great substance, and 

 perfect form. All the newest colors and rarest shadings are included, and 

 for refinement, brightness, and attractiveness are unsurpassed. We offer the 

 seed in mixed packets, and the variety is so endless and the quality of the 

 flowers so superior that we feel confident tliey will give the greatest plea- 

 sure to every cultivator who bestows proper care upon the plants. Cultur.d 

 directions on every paclcet. Per packet, containing about 250 seeds, 50 cts 



1117 Pansies, Farquhars' Finest Show. Same fine quality as above. Per packet 



of about 100 seeds, 25 cents. 



1118 Pansy, Yellow Giant. The largest flowering and best deep yellow variety. 



Of tine form and good substance. Per packet, 25 cents ; >^-ounce, $2.00. 



1119 Papaver Nudicaule Aurautiacum. New variety of this hardy herbaceous 



race of Poppies. Produces its beautiful bright orange-colored flowers all 

 summer and till late in the autumn. Blooms freely the same season as 

 sown. Per packet, 25 cents. 



1120 Papaver Pavoninum. Peacock Poppy. Grows only a foot hiirh, and throws 



up numerous stems, each bearing a cluster of flowers. These are bright 

 scarlet, with a ring of shining blue-black near the base. As a single plant 

 will produce more than flfty flowers, each four inches across, the effective- 

 ness of this Novelty can be imagined. Per packet, 10 cents. 



1121 Petunia Grandiflora, Steel Blue, Veined. A most singular, and really 



large-flowered Petunia, with charming venation. About 50 per cent, come 

 true from seed. Per packet, 25 cents. 



1122 Petunia, Carter's Emperor. The finest strain of Large-flowering Petunias 



in the world. Includes an endless variety of striped, veined, mottled, and 

 variegated flowers, all large and of the finest forms. Per packet, 25 cents. 



1123 Petunia Grandiflora, Titania. Of remarkable richness and beauty ; flowers 



dark velvety purple, admirably relieved by a broad and clearly defined white 

 band around the edge. Flowers large and fringed. Per packet, 20 cents. 



1124 Phlox Drummondi Cuspidata. A singular and very pretty Novelty. It is 



totally different in the shape of the flowers from all existing varieties, the 

 petals being pointed or toothed. Their beauty is enhanced by a broad 

 white margin on each petal. Color, violet blue. Per packet, 25 cents, 



1125 Phlox Drummondi, Double 

 White. Phlox Drummondi alba 

 fl. pi. In the present Novelty sixty 

 per cent., at least, of ihe seed- 

 lings produce a profusion of 

 chiirmiiig, densely double, pure 

 white flowers. It will prove of 

 great value in the flower garden, 

 and more particularly where cut 

 flowers are in demand. See en- 

 graving. Per packet, 15 cents. 



1126 Phlox, Dwarf, Large-flowering, 

 Perennial. A new class, grow- 

 ing only lialf as tall as the common 

 perennial Phloxes. The flowers 



are very large and in great variety of color. The mixture contains many 

 fine shades. Per packet, 20 cents. 



PHLOX DRUMMONDI, NEW DOUBLE WHITE. 



*' Nave hoiiqht from many liouses, but never had such success as with seeds bought from you, 

 every seed coming up and true to name."— A. R. li., Soiuerville, Mass. 



