QENERAL LIST 



OF 



FLOWER SEEDS 



(See also list of Novelties and Speoialties on colored paper.) 



NUMBERS ONLY NEED BE GIVEN IN ORDERING. 



^-^- Collectious oT Choice (Jeumax Asters, Stocks, &c., in original packages as iiupoiti-d I'lom 

 the iirowers, will be J'ound in alphabetical order. 



ALL FLOWER SEED PACKETS AND OUNCES MAILED FREE AT 

 CATALOGUE PRICES. 



di^^' We make a specaalty of Chokje Floweu Seeds, and offer a very fine assortment. Many or 

 Item are strains never before offertxl. 



ABOBRA Viridiflora. A very 

 l)retty climber, suitable for planting 

 out during summer. Foliage dark 

 green and glossy with numerous 

 dazzling scarlet fruits. Half-hardy 

 perennial. 10 ft 5 



ABRONIA. Beautiful annuals of trail- 

 ing hal)it, with Verbena-like clusters 

 of sweet-scented flowers. 



Arenaria. Waxvvellow, very pretty. 

 .', ft., 5 



Urnbellata Grandiflora. Rosy 

 hlac, -}. it. 5 



Villosa. Deep lilac purple; robust 

 habit, ijft., 5 



ABUTIL.ON. A fine ornamental foli- 

 age plant, producing its showy, 

 bell-shaped, drooping tlowers freely 

 during S])ring and -winter in the 

 house, and during summer when 

 l)edded out. Half-hardy perennial 

 shrubs 



Fine Mixed. INIany shades. 2 to G 

 feet, 10 



Finest Mixture of New Sorts. 

 Extra, 20 



Fireball. Flowers Inilliant crimson. 

 Dwarf. 2 ft. 20 



ACACIA. Plalf-hardy greenhouse 

 shrubs, with elegant and graceful 

 foliage. The flowers, small and 

 globular, are formed in thick clus- 

 ters on long spikes. Perennial. .'5 to 

 Oft 



Finest Mixed, iO 



Coccinea. Kose 10 



Lophanta. Flowers yellow; foliage 



beautiful .10 



Pubescens. The long spikes of yel- 

 low flowers are charming in bou- 

 (piets 



10 



12 ACANTHUS Mollis. Showy, orna- 

 mental foliage ])lant of stately habit. 

 Hardy perennial. 2 ft., ... 5 



12 ACONITUM Napellus .l/on/.-.s- 

 hoo(f. Handsome iierennia 



producing 

 blue and 

 2 ft., . . 



1 i)laut, 

 abundance of beautifui 

 White flowers. Hai dy 



no. I'KT. 



ACROCLINIUM. This interesting 

 annual is one of the most vaiuauia 

 and beautiful Everlasting flowers. 

 For winter bouquets the flowers 

 should be cut before being fully ex- 

 panded. 



14 Album. Flowers single white. 1ft, 5 



15 — flore pleno. Double white. 1 



ft 10 



16 Roseuna. Single bright rose. 1 ft., 5 



17 — flore pleno. Double rose. 1ft., 10 



ADLUMIA. Mountain Fringe. This 

 Deautiful climber grows readily 

 from seed. Should be sown near a 

 trellis or arbor. Free-blooming and 

 quite hardy. 



18 Cirrhosa. Pale pink. Hardy bien- 



nial. 8 ft., 5 



19 Purpurea. Flowers purple. 8 ft.,. 5 



ADONIS. Showy and popular border 

 tlowers remaining a long time in 

 bloom, 

 ^stivalis. Flos Adonis. Flowers 



scarlet. Hardy annual. 1 f t , . 

 Vernalis. Produces its beautiful 

 yellow flowers early in spring. 

 Hardy perennial. 1 ft.. 



22 iETHIONEMA Grandiflorum. 

 Charming trce-bloomiiig plant with 

 rose flowers. Hardy perennial, 

 ift., 15 



23 AGATH^A Coelestis, Blue Mar- 



(jiicrilc. Flowers a beautiful shade 

 of I)lue. star-shaped. Of very easy 

 culture, blooming throughout the 

 year. Greenhou&e perennial, 2 ft,, 10 



AGERATUM. Highly prized for 

 Ix'ddingont.and valuable for winter 

 blooming indoors. 



24 Conspicuum. White flowering, for 



boufpiets; blooms uniil frost. i:lt.,. 5 



25 Lasseauxi. \ov\ fine rose flowers; 



ni<;st vnliinble for cutting L', ft., . 5 



2(i Mexicanura. Bhie; very free bloom- , 



in-r. 1 ', 1 1 -^ 



27 —Album. White. Uft, . . • ■' 



