58 R. & J. FARQUHAR & COV’S SEED CATALOGUE. 
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AGROSTIS NEBULOSA. 
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES. 
Attractive, easily grown and very interesting plants for borders 
and ornamental grounds. All are beautiful, and many valuable for MUSA ENSETE. ABYSSINIAN BANANA\ 
bouquets of dried flowers, for which they should be picked before PALM SEEDS 
No. Pit inne A Mlntcciea: «(Norfolk Istad Binet ee 
8440 Collection of Twenty-five Distinct Varieties . .75 Bee raucaria Excelsa. (Norfolk Island Pine. . . .20 
8445 Collection of Twelve Distinct Varieties . . . .40 ee areca Bauer. jpestorthia Robusta.) . . . . = 
8450 Finest Mixed. Many sorts sees) O50) \eeee Chamerapsilamilis. Fanshape  - | 1. Soe-eeeee 
455 Agrostis Nebulosa. Annual. Onefoot . . . . .05 8:60 — Excelsa. (Fortunei.) . 
8460 Andropogon Argenteum. Silvery; perennial. 3 ft. .05 836s Cocos Piunioda.. Reautfal pa lnuke as te 
8465 Rated cote Very curious; annual. ce fts2 605 eo Weddellinna: OEEORLO : a2 
8470 nthoxanthum Gracile. Foredgings; annual. . .05 Be HPTC Pe tae th | oc aeeNe rb ; 
8475 aan Donax Variegata. Tall and stately; per- 8575 Dee Noo ee . -Ie 
ennial. Seven feet Me SOS, es On ORCC ; : ; 5 : 
E wats : “ 8580 Kentia Belmoreana. (Curly Palm.) . .. eu eae 
8480 BrizaGracilis. (Small Quaking=Grass.) One ft. .05 aa . 
8485 = Maxima. (Quaking Grass) pipes One ft. .05 oe ae Cauteybervana. (Umbrella Palm.) . . . . s 
8490 romus Brizzformis. Elegant, large, drooping 2 i sl Pe ie ed tes A IE gS get geS 
panicles; splendid; perennial. One-and-a-half foot .05 $595 Finca Caeete tn oe pete ‘eae Plants of 1G 
8495 Galo ie eu ert ia oe araauee get “as a2 this fine, large, ornamental-leaved palm can be raised 
B20 Feianthae "Raventias Wettco ata Fle ary oe i very easily from seed if started in gentle, moist heat, 
9°5 : ith if & cale g 1 and attain a large size if frequently re-potted. This 
lawal spe eure yen Peaunful sighanc andy lee, palm is a splendid plant forthe open air in summer 20 
graceful plumes; perennial. Eightfeet. . . . . .10 860s Oreodoxa Regia. (Royal Palm.) ye 
8510 Eragrostis Elegans. (Love Grass.) Annual. . .05 | 9? pandanus Ufilis (Screw Pine j SO NS pel Sa le 
8515 Eulalia Japonica Zebrina. Stately, hardy, peren- 86 PREniRuniceln $ “cane aos 
nial variety, with long, yellow-barred leaves. . . 10 SEae Séatarthia lesans Fe eT ee? See tad ime 
8520 Gynerium Argentium. (Pampas Grass.) Per- : 
ennial; silvery plumes; ten feet . 8625 Thrinax Argentea 
ola SS Molec 6 5 VEOR ¢ t oORLL SY 5 DIRE ESS Sotcbitine 27 
8525 Hordium Jubatum. (Squirrel’s Tail Grass.) 2 ft. 8630 Washingtonia Robusta. Foliage, fan-shaped . . .15 
8530 Lagurus Ovatus. (Hare’s Tail Grass.) Annual. 
One foobar nt eee en Pe MRL PL om. SOs Williamsville, N. V., May 5. 
8535 Stipa Pennata. (Feather Grass.) Most beautiful, Dear Sirs,— Your seeds have been very satisfactory and 2 
hardy perennial sort. Two feet . Seon) 6 Ox write tothank you for your kind attention and punctuality. I ane 
Zea Japonica. See No. 8265. sorry now I did not send to you for all our seeds. H— H— W— 
FLOWER SEEDS FOR WILD GARDENS. 
A SPLENDID MIXTURE OF MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL VARIETIES. 
Many customers have written us of the pleasure de 
rived from their Wild Flower-Gardens throughout the sum- 
mer and fall. 
We give purchasers the advantage of the finest pos- 
sible mixture of seed for the purpose, and to those who. 
may not have time to bestow on ribbon-borders and care- 
fully laid-out flower beds, we offer this grand mixture of 
varieties, which will give excellent results if sown in 
almost any odd corner of the garden or grounds. 
No one who has not seen a Wild Flower Bed can. 
form any idea of its possibilities. When flowering com- 
mences, something new blooms almost daily, and there is 
a constant and varied supply for bouquet or flower vase, 
without the constant care necessary for finely arranged 
flower beds. The seeds being mixed, are sold very low. 
DWARE WILD GARDEN FLOWER SEEDS. Half-ounce packet with full directions, 15 cents ; 
Six for $0.75, post-paid. 
TALL WILD GARDEN FLOWER SEEDS. Half-ounce packet with full directions, 15 cen.s 3 
Six for $0.75, post-paid. Three packets sent post-paid for 50 cents. 
“iy Wild Garden has been a source of delight; among the flowers being many of very choice varieties, 
gathered toda y, (October 16th), a very beautiful bouquet from it.” M— E— R—, Cliftondale, Mass. 
