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



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NASTURTIUM, Etc. 

 i'>T2 Ruby King. New. 



PKT. 



-continued. 

 Wine-colored, 

 lit I'er u:^.. 2ac., .... 5 



€73 Spotted. Very attractive. 1 ft. Per 



oz., 'Joe., >. •"> 



674 Yellow. Canary yellow. 1 ft. J'er 



oz., l'.'k; , , 5 



NASTURTIUM, TALL, or Climb- 

 ing'. 'J'lopa'uhdn, Majlis. These 

 I'auK anionj;' the best and most 

 showy twining annual Howers, grow- 

 ing vigorously and llowering freely 

 in the greatest heat of sunmier, and 

 in almost any soil. 

 The sorts enumerated are among the 

 best. Our seed is saved with the 

 greatest care, and will be found most 

 superior. Hardy anniuils. 8 to 10 ft. 

 twf) Finest Mixed. Our special mix- 

 ture of the; tiiiest climbing varieties. 

 Splendid. I'er oz., 15c., . . .5 

 (m(; Collection of 12 distinct colors. 

 All climbing sorts, .... 

 (;77 Brownish Lilac I'er oz., l.'le., 

 (;7H Chocolate Color. Per oz., I5c., 

 «7y Crimson. Very brilliant. Per oz., 

 l.")C., ... . . 



<580 Dunnett's Orange. Per oz., I5c., . 

 <>81 King Theodore. l>arkest crimson. 



Extra. I'er oz , 'Zr^c , . . . .5 

 082 Purple Violet. Peroz.,15c., . 5 



CS^i Scarlet. Dazzling shade. Per oz., 



15c 5 



<584 Straw-color, Spotted. Peroz., 



loc 5 



<)85 Striped. Very pretty. Peroz., 15c., 5 

 <)8() Yellow, Dark. Orange. " 15c., 5 

 <387 Yellow, Light. Canary yellow. Per 



Oz , 15c., .... .5 



See also Tropceoluni Lohbianum, No. 

 958. 



■<".88 NELUMBIUM Luteum. Yellow 

 JFater LUij. Flowers over six inches 

 across. Very beautiful. May be 

 grown in a tub or pond, , . .15 



<58<) NEMOPHILA. Dwarf, free-bloom- 

 ing, hardy annuals. Flowers lai'ge, 

 cup-shaped, comprising varied and 

 beautiful colors. ;| ft. Moist, shady 

 situation. Mixed colors. Per oz , 

 25c., 5 



•690 NERTERA Depress a, Coral 

 I'Laiit. Charming dwarf i)lant for 

 pots. Forms a compact, green mat, 

 on which appear numerous pea- 

 shaped, coral-ied berries. Tender 

 peuennial. 2 inches, . , . .20 



■€01 NICOTIANA Affinis. Very orna- 

 mental-foliaged plant, producing a 

 succession of large, pure -white, 

 sweetly fragrant flowers. Of easy 

 cultivation. Annual. U ft., . . 5 



692 Suaveolens. New. Flowers white, 

 of good substance, sweet-scented. 

 Annual. 3 ft., 10 



€93 NIEREM BERGIA Gracilis, 

 neititifcil ])lants of graceful habit; 

 very froe-blooming and suited for 

 beds, edgings, etc.; flowers white 

 and purple; half-hardy biennial. 1ft, 5 



C94 Frutescens. White and lilac; very 



' free, 5 



095 NI3-ELLA. Lorr-in-n-Mist. Hardy 

 annti ;1 • of easy culture in any gar- 

 den soil; curious flowers and seed- 

 l)ods. ."NHxerl colors. 1ft., . . 5 



696 NOLANA. Pretty, free-flowering, 

 trailing, annual plants, with Con- 

 volvulus-like flowers Suitable for 

 hanging baskets, vases, rockeries^ 

 etc. Finest varieties. Mixed, 6 



NO. 



697 



098 

 099 



700 



701 



702 



705 



707 



709 

 710 

 711 



NYCTERINIA Capensis. Neat, 

 compact and profusc-hlooming an- 

 nual; flowers white with yellow c:en- 

 tre; veiy fragrant. A ft.^^ . . 5 

 Selaginoides. Pink, with ycHow 

 centre, ,'j ft 5 



CENOTHERA. Eveninfj Primrose. 

 A very showy class of hardy plants, 

 suitable for rockeries, flower bor- 

 ders, etc. ; annual varieties. JMixed, 5 



Biennis. Yellow; hardy biennial. 

 2 ft 5 



Taraxacifolia Aurea. Golden 

 yellow; very large beautiful flowt^rs; 

 annual. 1 ft. 5 



OROBUS. Charming, hardy, herbace- 

 ous i)erennials, with pea-shaped flow- 

 ers. 3 ft., 5 



OXALIS Rosea. Suitable for sus- 

 pending; rose-colored flowers in 

 great profusion. Start seeds iiri heat; 

 half-hardy perennial. jX ft., . . 10 

 Tropseoloides. Cnrniculata Pur- 

 purea. Unsurpassed for carpet- 

 bedding; flowei's yellow, foliage pur- 

 ple-brown; dense, and of uniform, 

 dwarf habit. Hardy annual. -J ft. 

 Peroz , $1.75, 10 



OXYURA Chrysanthemoides. 

 Hardy annual plant, with yelhnv- 

 f ringed flowers edged with white. ^ 

 ft., 5 



P.^ONY, Magnificent old favorites of 

 the garden. Our seed is from fine 

 double varieties, in many shades 

 of color. Hardy perennials. 2 ft., . 15 



PANSY. Viola Tricolor Maxima. 

 To grow the Pansy in finest perfec- 

 tion, the situation selected should be 

 sheltered from cutting winds, open 

 to the free circulation of air, ex- 

 posed to the morning sun but j^ro- 

 tected from the full influence of the 

 midday sun. They delight in a cool, 

 moist, but well-drained soil, en- 

 riched with decomposed barn-yard 

 manure. Seed may be sown in spring 

 or fall, in shallow boxes, or frames; 

 covering lightly. The young plants 

 should be transplanted when large 

 enough, and never allowed to suffer 

 from want of water. 



We make a specialty of choice Pansy 

 seed, importing from more than a 

 dozen noted European growers annu- 

 ally. Many of our strains are oftc7i- 

 surpafi^ed merit. 



Finest Show Flowers. Very 

 large flowers of splendid form and 

 great substance; colors and mark- 

 ings remarkably fine ; choicest 

 mixed. Per J oz., .<J;2..'J0. . . 5D 



Bugnot's Imperial Strain. New 

 French strain, with large flowers on 

 strong stems, borne well above the 

 foliage; ,i^'i"cat variety of colors, . 5d 



Benz's Strain. Flowers of medium 

 size; very l)right colors. Mixed, . 2o 



English Show. Splendid. Mixed. 

 From i)rize flowers. Per oz., ^800, 25 



Belgian Blotched. Unsurpassed 

 mixture of striped, mottled and 

 blotched flowers; splendid. I'er oz., 

 S4.00. 1& 



French Stained. Remarkably 

 large, flnely fortned show flowers of 

 unsurpassed excellence; markings 

 very beautiful Choicest mixed. 

 Per oz., S8.00 5t; 



Odier, or Blotched Trve. Fine 

 stram ; beautifullv blotched with 

 rich and raried colors; finest In rge- 

 noverinc. Mixed. Per oz., eCOO, 25 



