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Farqiiharx' Reliable Seeds, 19 South Market St., Boston. 



AGERATUM — continued. 



Dwarf 



28 Mexicanum- Imperial 



Blue. Fine dark, i f t 



29 — Imperial Dwarf White, k ft , 



30 —Little Dorrit. Azure blue; very 



free; excellent for bedding, ^ft. , . 



31 ~ Swanley Blue. Large flowering, 



charming, lit., 



AGROSTEMMA. Rose Campion. 

 Very beautiful and attractive hardy 

 perennial flowers. 



32 CcBU'Roseo,. Rose of Heaven. Rose. 



1ft., 



33 —Alba. AVhite. 1ft., 



34 Coronaria Atrosanguinea. 



Rose Campion. Rose. 2 ft., 



35 —Alba. AVhite. 2ft., 



ALONSOA. Very ornamental in the 

 greenhouse, or grown as annuals for 

 the summer garden; charming for 

 bedding out. 



36 Grandiflora. Bright scarlet, lift., 



37 Linifolia. Linear-leaved; beautiful 



scarlet Uft., 



38 Myrtifolia. Large scarlet flowers. 



Uft 



39 Warscewiczi. Very brilliant scar- 



let, lift., 



ALOYSIA Citriodora. Lemon- 

 scented J'erbena. A favorite plant 

 in every windoAv and flower-garden. 

 Perennial. 3 ft 10 



ALYSSUM. Very hardy, free-bloom. 

 ing dwarf plants, all the varieties 

 growing freely in common soil. The 

 pretty fragrant flowers are much 

 prized for bouquets; excellent for 

 the summer garden and for bloom- 

 ing in the greenhouse in winter. 



41 Alyssum, Sweet. White, free- 



blooming, fragrant, hardy annual. 

 \ ft Per oz., 50c. , .... 



42 Benthami Compactum. Admi- 



rably adapted for dwarf edgings; 

 thickly studded with small, pure 

 white flower-heads till frost. Annual, 

 ift. Per oz., 60c 



43 Saxatile Compactum. Golden 



Ali/ssum. Yellow, free-blooming. 

 Hardy perennial, ij f t 



44 Wiersbecki. White and yellow. 



Hardy perennial. 1ft., 



I MARANTHUS. Ornamental foli- 

 aged plants, of an extremely grace- 

 ful and interesting character. Very 

 striking and eli'ective decorative 

 plants. Sow early; and set out the 

 young plants early in June. Annual. 



45 Mixed Varieties, . . . . 



46 Bicolor Ruber. Carmine scarlet, 



splendid to 5 ft., 



47 Caudatus. Love-Lies-Bleed inr/. 



Crims(m. 3 ft., . 



48 Cruentus. Prince's Feather. Scar- 



let. 3 ft 



49 Tienderi. Beautiful leaf-markings: 



splendid ;; f t 



50 — Cordifolius Maximus. Charm- 



ing new sort. 4 it 



51 Melancholicus Ruber. Very 



ornamental dark foliage. 2 ft., 



52 Salicifolius Splendidissimus. 



FoiDifain. I'laiit. Gracefully droop- 

 ing, long, narrow leave.><, which in 

 the later stages are highly colored. 



K Tricolor. JosepJi's Coat. One of 

 the most ornamental foliaged an- 

 nuals; leaves red, yellow and green. 

 9.n. Per oz., 40c 



^ «- Gig-anteus. Very fine. 4 ft., 



>'0. PKX, 



55 AMBROSIA Mexicana. Useful for 



bouquets 5 



56 AMMOBIUM Alatum Grandi- 



florum. Large pure white flowers: 

 a valuable Everlasting for \Ainter 

 bouquets. Annual. 2 f t. , . . . 5 



AMPEIiOPSIS Rapid-growing, bar- 

 dy vines. Soak the seeds ten hours 

 in warm Avater before sowing. Start 

 in gentle heat. Perennial. 



57 Quinquefolia. Virginian Creeper. 



Fine climber, 6 



58 Veitchii. Japanese Ivy. This fii.e 



woodbine from Japan is entirely 

 hardy, and proves a beautiful attrac- 

 tion on many buildings on our finest 

 streets and avenues. Known through- 

 out the country as Boston Ivy. 

 {Plants sent by Express or JIail; 

 see end of Catalogue for price.) 

 Seeds, .5 



59 ANAGALLIS, Mixed. Pimpernelle. 



Pretty, low-growing plants for bor- 

 ders and rock- work. Large flowering 

 varieties, splendid mixture, h ft., S 



60 ANARRHINUM Bellidifolium. 



Flowers blue, somewhat like the 

 Snapdragon in form. Fine and desir 

 ahlQ biennial ; blooms the first year 

 from seed. Ihft. .... 



ANCHUSA. Hardy ornamental plants 

 of easiest culture, doing well in 

 shade. 



61 Capensis. Azure blue, Forget-me- 



not-like flowers. Annual. 1 ft., 



62 Italica. Flowers fine blue; hardy 



perennial. 2ft., 



ANEMONE. Wind Flower. Hardy 

 perennials, delighting in a well- 

 drained, rich, loam. Very beautiful 

 and of easy culture from seed. 



63 Coronaria. Mixed colors; extra 



fine, i ft , 



64 Fulgeris. Scarlet, splendid; start 



in heat. ^ ft., 



65 Japonica. Rose, blooms in the au- 



tumn; very fine. 2i ft., 



66 — Honorine Jobeft. White, with 



yellow centre, most beautiful for 

 groups. 2^ ft., 



ANGELONIA. Pretty pot plants for 

 the window, greenhouse, or open- 

 garden in summer 



67 Grandiflora. Flowers cup-shaped, 



borne on long spikes; scarlet, spotted 

 Avith white Perennial Uft. 



68 Atropurpurea. Flowers brown- 



violet; fragrant, li ft.. 



10 



10 



10 



20 



69 ANTHERICUM Liliagro. St Bru- 



no's Lily. Flowers white on tall 

 stems like the Gladiolus; delightfully 

 fragrant. One of our best hardy 

 perennials, .10 



70 ANTKEMIS Arabica. Very free- 



bloon-ing hardy annual, wiih yellow 

 flowers; habit 'branching and com- 

 pact, 5 



71 ANTIGONON Leptopus. Mexican 



Mountain Rose. A magnificent clim- 

 ber with racemes of rose-colored 

 flowers fully a foot long. The roots 

 should be lifted and wintered dry, 

 like Dahlias, 10 



ANTIRRHINUM. Snapdragon. 

 Beautiful. hardy, free-blooming 

 plants for summer and fall. 

 Annuals. 



