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IlKT.lrllliVSI-M. 



HIBISCUS MAh'lUOT. 



GREVILLEA ROBUST A. 



(.S;7A- Oiik.) 

 Beautiful and Kraoeful folinjre; highly valueii as a 

 decorative plant for the taMlr. and when largefortrop- 

 Ical lawn effects; tenderperennial. 3to5feet Pkt. 10 



GYPSOPHILA. 



Uuralis. Dwnrf annual of compact Rroivth,l% feet, 

 for i'(l;;ini;s; flowers pink Pkt. 5 



Faniculata. A triaceful hardy plant, fine for cutting 

 for bouquets; flowers in feathery white panicles. 

 I'a feet 5 



HELICHRYSUM, or STRAW FLOWER. 



Slwtwy K'lrden annuals, of free growth, producin^j; 

 abundantly large flowers, full and double, in shuiles of 

 white, yellow, crimson, etc.; valuable "everlasting" 

 for winter bouquets. 1 to 2 feet. 



Double Mixed, Iiarg'e-flowering' Fkt. ." 



('i)llc(lliiij of I! sfii;trati' ciilors, L'.'ic. 



HELENIUM BIGLOWI. 



.A^showy.hardy garden i)erenniMliilfttit. about 2V2 feet 

 high, bearing loMg-stennned. golden-yellow Core()i)sis- 

 llke flowers, with blacli centres; grand for cutting. 



I'kt. 10 



HELIOTROPE. 



Deliciously fragrant flowering plants. lto2 feet high; 

 favorites for pot culture In winter or bedding out in 

 suninier ; puri)ie, lilac or white flowers are continuously 

 borne. 



rinest Mixed Pkt. 5 



Queen of Ni(?ht. Kich, black purple 10 



white Pearl. Large pearly white flowers 10 



Iiemoine's Giant. [See pagp 89.) 10 



Gig'anteum Nanum. (.sve nuielties.page 89.). ...20 



HEUCHERA. 



Sang'uinea Splendens. Beautifulliardyperenninls. 



Tlie foliage is evergreen, flowers fiery coral, shading 

 to brilliant crimson. Borne on graceful spikes. A 

 charming cut flower Pkt. IT) 



HIBISCUS. 



Africanus. Robust garden annuals; large saucer- 

 shaped flowers of creamy vellow witli purple centre. 

 2 feet Pkt. 5 



Coccineus. Briglit scarlet, tender jierennial 10 



HARDY PERENNIAL HIBISCUS. 



(Marshniallows.) 



Hardy garden plants, forming strong bushes about 

 3 feet high, bearing throughout the summer immense 

 saucer-shaped flowers 6 inches across. Sown early 

 they will flower the first season. 

 Giant Tellcw. Enormous flowers, often 9 inches 



across: canary yellow with garnet throat. ...i'A-f. 10 



Crimson Eye. White with crimson centre lo 



Bose Pink, with. White Base. Exquisite rose-pink. 



with white centre 10 



MANIHOT. I. A .Japanese Hibiscus.) Creamy-yellow, 



with garnet zone around the eye ! 10 



HOLLYHOCKS. 



Well-known garden favorites. Hardy biennial, 

 5 to S feet high. 



Double Mixed Colors Pkt. n 



HENDEBSOIT'S SUFEBIOB DOUBI^E 



HOI.I.irHOCKS. Mixed Colors 10 



Separate cnl.irs. {See /i.-iKe 90. 1 10 



Sing-le Hollyhocks. Mixed Colors 5 



Dwarf Japanese Hollyhocks. (See pane 89.)... ir, 



Hardy Allegheny Hollyhocks. {Seepage 90.). 10 



Single Yellow Pig--I.eaved Hollyhock. Immense 



single golden-yellow flowers, large-lobed, fig-leaf- 



shaped foliage, strikingly showy 10 



"^M 



HnMni.rs, or j.vpan 

 v.vRiKc;.vTr.»-i,K.\vi;] 



LATHVms L.ITIFOLICS. OR HARDY E VE111,ASTIN(; I'KA 



(See page 109.) 



IPOMUCA. 



HUMEA ELEGANS. 



.■\n elegant tender bienni.nl forganlen or pot culture. 

 Tlieminute red and jiiiiU flowers are borne in immense 

 numbers on long drooping branches, fragrant. 4 to 

 6 feet Pkt. 10 



HUMULUS, Of JAPAN HOP. 



itapid summer clinil)er, in tiiree or four weeks' time 

 attaining a height of 20 to :!0 feet, resenibiing the 

 common Hop, but being an anuu^ii, attains full per- 

 fection the first season. The foliage is luxuriant, 

 making a dense covering. It is one of the best plants 

 for covering vcramlas. trellises, etc. Heat, drought 



.-ind insects do not tr-onble it Pkt. .5 



Variegated-leaved Japan Hop. A beautiful va- 

 riety of the above. Leaves blotched green, white 

 and gray 5 



HYAONTHUS CANDICANS. 



Ginnt suninn'r-flowcrinj; Hy.-icinth, of roIniKt growth, 

 produciiij^f HpikcH '.^ f<-t't l<iii^, of white iK'M-Hhaped 

 flowers. 5 feet Pkt. 5 



ICE PLANT. 



Pretty summer annunl trailer for vnKes aiifl rock- 

 work ; leaveH covered with ice-like dropH. Much used 

 In Europe fur garniwhin^. Vi foot Pkt, 5 



IMPATIENS SULTANA. 



( 77/e X,-iii/.ili:ir or Sijtl:in's liulsinn.) 

 Jfost beautiful flowering i)iant, proilucing waxy, 

 bright flowers almost continually, winter and sum- 

 mer; suitable for either pot or garden culture; tender 

 perennial. 1 foot. Kose-<-olored Pkt. 10 



INCARVILLEA DELAVAYI. 



Ben\itiful new garden plant with long, flexible 

 liranchi'S. It forms large fleshy roots the first year, 

 wliich sliouid remain in the ground the next season, 

 and thereafter they throw up strong flower stalks 3 

 feet high, be.'iring large tubular flowers of ros.v car- 

 mine, spotted with yellow ; the throat is brown../'A-^. 1.5 



INULA GLANDULOSA GRANDIFLORA. 



Hardy peretiidal garden plant. 2 feet higli, with 

 large single golden-yellow flowers, 4 tf> 5 inches 

 across, composedof long, narrow, wavy petals. .PA't. 10 



IPOMEA. 



A large class of luxuriant climbers, with large Morn- 

 ing Glory-like flowers. 



( For nrilitiiiry Morning fllories, see page 1 05. ) 

 Heavenly Blue. A si)lendid climber for either out- 

 oi-doors or conservatories. Flowers 4 to i> Inches 

 .across, in large clusters, light blue with a yellow 



throat Pkt. 10 



IPOMCEA SETOSA. {Tlie lir.izilinn .Morning 

 Glory.) The flowers, of beautiful rose color, are 

 borne in large clusters. The vine grows witli the 

 greatest vigor and luxuriance. Tke leaves. 8 to 12 

 inches a<ros8, overlap each other, making a dense 

 shade. The vine is covered with short reddish hairs, 

 which, with its large clustersof curious seed capsules, 



render it higidv ornamental 10 



IPOMCEA SINU ATA. {The Noonday Glory.) A 

 lovely an<l graceful climber. The hell-shaped flowei"8 

 are borne in clusters: color pure white, with wine-red 

 tiirciats. Tliiy open at sunrise and close at sunset, 

 jiiid are folio v\ ell b\- verv ornamental seed capsules. 10 

 IPOMCEA IMPEBIAI.IS. {.hipanese .Morning 



Clnrirs.) {See I,. ;■.',' 'H . ) 



IPOMCEA OBA1TDIFI.OBA NOCTIFI.OBA. 



( Tlw .UoonSoncr Vinr.) {See ;i,-ige '.>!.} 10 



KENILWORTH IVY. 



Hardy little climber, clings to wails, etc., and a val- 

 uable trailing plant for hanging baskets, vases, etc. 3 

 to feet Pkt. IP 



THICK. VELVETY 

 GREEN, IN SIX WEEKS' TIHE. SEE PAGE 192. 



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