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ANTIRKHINTJM — continued. 



72 Dwarf, Finest Mixed. Self-col- 



ored and striped; extra. 1ft., . 5 



73 Dwarf, Nanura Picturatum. 



New blotched; very fine; mixed. 



;} f t. , 5 



74 Tall, Finest Mixed. Selfs and 



striped sorts. 2 ft., . . . .5 



75 Tom Thumb. Charming for dwarf 



beds; uiLxed colors. | ft., . . a 



AQUILEGIA. Columbine. Exceed- 

 ingly showy plants for early bloom- 

 ina-. Several of the varieties named 

 below are recent introductions of 

 great merit. Hardy perennials. 



76 Double Varieties', Mixed. Num- 



erous colors. 2ft., . . . .5 



77 Sing-le Varieties, Mixed. Num- 



erous colors. 2 f t. , . . .5 



78 Californica Hybrida. Flowers 



lar^e, with golden yellow centres, 

 and deep red sepals and spurs. 2 ft., 10 



79 Chrysantha. Flowers large; canary 



colored; tine. IrVft., .... 5 



80 Ceerulea. Flowers large; blue and 



white; most beautiful. 2 ft., . . 10 



81 Durandi fl. pi. Double flowering, 



striped. 2 ft., 5 



82 Glandulosa Major. Blue and 



white. 2ft., 5 



83 Skinneri. Scarlet, tipped with yel- 



low; extra. 2 ft., .... 10 



84 — Flore Pleno. Superb variety with 



flowers like a double Fuchsia; co- 

 rollas partly white, partly yellow. . . 10 



85 Vervaeneana Atroviolacea Ple- 



nissima. Double, very fine dark 

 blue flowers. Foliage beautifully 

 variegated; extra. 2ft., . . .10 



86 ARABIS Alpina. One of the finest 



early-blooming hardy herbaceous 

 plants for borders; flowers white. 

 Perennial. 3 ft., 5 



87 ARCTOTISBreviscarpa. Interest- 



ing and showy annual which blooms 

 until frost. Flowers orange-yellow 

 with dark centre. Start early in 

 heat; set out in May. 5ft., . .5 



88 ARGEMONE Grandiflora, Prickly 



J'oppy. Large, white. Poppy-like 

 flowers; hardy annual. 2ft., . . 5 



89 Mexicana. Light yellow, large; 



hardy annual. 2 f t. , . . . .5 



90 ARISTOLOCHIA Sipho. DutcJi- 



mail's Pipe. One of the best hardy 

 climbers for covering Avails and trel- 

 lises. Foliage large, of a deep, rich 

 green. Perennial. 30 ft., . . . 15 



91 ARMERIA Maritima Splendens. 



Thrift, Sea I'ink A variety with 

 dark crimson flowers; very free- 

 blooming; habit dwarf, excellent 

 for borders. Hardy perennial, ^ft., 5 



92 ARTEMISIA Gracilis. Ornamental 



f oliaged, hardy annual plant; exceed- 

 ingly decorative in the flower gar- 

 den, 5 



93 ASCLEPIAS Cuirassavica. Very 



showy perennial with brilliant scar- 

 let flowers; winter in greenhouse, . 5 



94 ASPERULA Azurea Setosa. 



A beautiful, perfectly hardv annual 

 •with light blu(; flowers; delightfully 

 fragrant; suitable for shady ])laces". 



95 Odor'ata. " Woodr'u^. ' White," fra- 



grant; perennial, ift., ... 5 



NO. PKT. 



96 ASPHODELUS Luteus. Asjiho- 

 dei. Hardy herbaceous perennial, 

 of great beauty as an open border 

 plant. Succeeds well in any soil. 

 Flowers yellow. 3 ft., ... 5 



ASTER. Our Asters are unsurpas.sed 

 in (juality, and we have received 

 most flattering testimonials from 

 many customers regarding them. 

 No expense or labor is spared to fur- 

 nish seeds of these admirable flowers 

 of the greatest excellence, and we 

 have pleasure in inviting the atten- 

 tion of all who desire really fine 

 Asters to our collection. 



Our acquaintance in Europe ena- 

 bles VIS to offer choice seeds saved 

 by the growers of the magnificent, 

 new, rich-colored, double varieties 

 grown in the gardens and parks of 

 London and Paris. 



97 Betteridg-e's Quilled. Perfectly 

 double, showy Aster, but rather stiff 

 in appearance. 1^ ft. Finest tnlxcd. 

 Peroz., $1.00 .5 



98 Collection of 12 separate 



colors, 60 



99 Boston Double White. Much 

 grown by florists for cutting, the 

 stems being quite long; also one of 

 the best for bedding. Flowers pure 

 white, double, large and well-shaped; 

 habit pyramidal, branching from 

 near the ground. Specially saved 

 for us by a leading grower for Bos- 

 ton market. 1^ ft. Per oz., $3 50, . 10 



100 Boston Double Pink. Similar to 



the above except in color. 1^ ft. 

 Peroz., p.50, 10 



101 Boltze's Dwarf Bouquet. A 



charming class, deserving of widest 

 cultivation. Very free-blooming and 

 constant. ^ ft. Choicest mixed. 



Per oz., $3.00, 10 



102 Collection of 6 separate 



colors, 40 



103 Crown, or Cocardeau. Singularly 

 striking and charming, the centre 

 petals of the flowers being white sur- 

 rounded with many bright colors. 



1 ^2 ft. Finest double mixed, . 10 

 104 Collection of 6 separate 



varieties,. 50 



105 Dwarf Chrysanthemum. Of 

 very dAvarf compact habit; flowers 

 remarkably large and perfectly dou- 

 ble. 8 in. Clioicest mixed varieties. 

 Peroz., $3.00, . ... 10 



106 Collection of 12 separate 



colors, 75 



107 Collection of 6 separate 



colors, 40 



108 Dwarf German. Double, fine 



mixed, showy colors; not choice 

 flowers. Per oz., $1.25, ... 5 



109 Dwarf Paeony Perfection. A 



dwarf class of great beauty, which 

 Ave highly recommend. X i\. Choic- 

 est mixed. Per ()z.,'$4.00, . . 10 



110 Dwarf Pyramidal Bouquet. Very 



fine Aster ; i)lants of tine form and 

 adapted for lines or clumps. % ft. 

 Finest mixed. Peroz., $3.00, . . 10 



111 Giant Emperor. FloAvers of enor- 



mous size, double and very beautiful. 



2 ft. Choicest m.ixed. Peroz.. jf.') 00, 15 

 112 Collection of 6 Choicest col- 

 ors, 50 



