R. & J. FARQUHAR & CO.’S SEED CATALOGUE. 17 
No. Pkt. 
HELICHRYSUM. Everlasting Flower. 
Showy annuals for beds or borders; useful 
§) as dried flowers for winter bouquets, for 
Se, which use the blooms should be cut before 
IR) they are fully open, and hung up to dry 
ae with the flowers downward, which stiffens 
<i the stems; 2 ft., July to October. 
Se 4195 COLLECTION OF [2 VARIETIES . . . ~. . -50 
Be 4200 DouBLE, Finesr Mixep. The colors include 
pure white, shades of yellow, pink, scarlet, 
chimson wand purple s..,5 we = OZ, +50 .05 
: 4205 ANGUSTIFOLIUM. White foliage, fine plant 
fomemoings': 5 fiuaibeuia- st.) laa wees «> LO 
4210 HELIOPSIS La&vis. Orange Sunflower. 
Handsome autumn-flowering hardy peren- 
nial, producing masses of deep orange-yel- 
low flowers, invaluable for cutting; suitable 
for the back of flower-beds, or border plant- 
ing@eamonershrubss Site VA) Vote . .LO 
HELIOTROPE. Delightfully fragrant green- 
house perennial; excellent for bedding or 
indoor cultivation and particularly useful for 
cutting; 114 ft. 
4215 MINES TCM D Rema Lair) tegieacetins 6 LO 
4220 DARK SORTS, PINES REMIXED 9 ee. -10 
4230 LEMOINE’s GIANT HyBrips. Mixed colors. .25 
4240 SNOWBALL. Large, pure white, fragrant 
HONVICES sac ah © Pak eae oll eae oe tee . «10 
4245 HELIPTERUM, Mixep Coors. Pretty ever- 
lasting annuals with dense masses of white 
or yellow flowers; adapted to light soils; 1 ft. .10 
HELLEBORUS. Christmas and Lenten 
: mb ° Roses. Remarkably hardy plants, blooming 
Helianthus Cucumerifolius.. “No.) 4159. ; from December to April. In our climate 
No. Pkt. they should be protected with a frame to 
F prevent the flower buds being injured by 
4145 CALIFORNICUS FLORE PLENO. Double Calc frost or ice, and to promote full development 
fornian Sunflower. Large, deep yellow of the flowers; perennials; 1 ft. 
flowers of perfect form; 5 it. . . Oz., .20 .05 4250 New Ilysrips Mixep. Pure white to crim- 
4150 CUCUMERIFOLIUS. J/iniature Sunflower. Sorsigale A ONRMRE St SMP eS Say ees 
One of the finest Sunflowers, producing a = | yaeg HESPERIS MATRONALIS MixED. Rocke. 
profusion of small, elegant, bright yellow, Hardy perennials with lilac-purple or white 
single flowers with a black centre. It flowers; 3 ft., June to July . . . Oz., 30 .05 
comes into bloom in July and continues till ‘ j tas 
frost; splendid for cutting; 4 ft.. Oz., .30 .05 Wok t 
4152 —STELLA. Similar to the foregoing, but NG ‘th Yi 
having flowers nearly twice as large, \S! WN y Z 
Oz.,.40 .05 Ly YW 
4165 GIANT RussIAN. Large, single flowers; 6 ft. 
ND 7,551 O25 LO-05 
4167 GLOBOSUS FISTULOSUS FLORE PLENO. Large, 
double, globe-shaped flowers of rich yellow 
Solon pita sli cian We.) 3h 1s hOZ2E 205 
4170 NANUS FLORE PLENO. Plant of compact 
growth with large, double, deep yellow 
MOWETS Sitti, [TERN siier ds « 'OZ)/680) -05 
4185 HENRY WILDE. Flowers of medium size, 
yellow with black disc; 9 ft. . . Oz.,.20 .05 
4187 PRIMROSE QUEEN. Large, single flowers of 
delicate primrose yellow; one of the most 
ReaUsOras 5 ft bios cigmttvinn, GZas'e3OmsO5 
4190 UNIFLORUS GIGANTEUS. Each plant bears one e Ake 
enormous single flower, yellow with a dark LAI If 
centre, measuring usually a foot or more in Wi y 
ORAICLer OMEN mts fe te MZ 25.05 Gay 
HELIANTHUS, PERENNIAL VARIETIES. 
4192 DECAPETALUS. Elegant sulphur yellow, sin- 
PlanOWers MOM ete tee On, 1G 
4193 MAXIMILIAN]. Flowers clear yellow, with 
several rows of large ray petals and full 
centre; continues in bloom late in the Yj 
POMUO MVLCR 11. fase MOI Men 4). .1O YY ! \ 
4194 RIGIDUs. Golden yellow; very showy and v Y \\wy OW 
‘valuable for cuttiney%6-ft.90! fo. feou! . 
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Double Helichrysum. No. 4195, 
