ELLIOTT’S NOVELTIES AND SPECIALTIES FOR 1895. V. 
NEW HIBISCUS ‘‘CRIMSON EYE.” 
DOUBLE FLOWERING 
MORNING GLORY. 
This is the first Double Flowering Morning Glory.to be 
introduced and we have no doubt that the many admirers of the 
single flowering sorts will readily give a place to this new variety. 
The vines make as rapid growth and dense foliage as the single 
varieties. Flowers are white with a spot of red or blue at the base 
of the larger petals. About 80 per cent. of the seedlings come true 
from seed. e are sure the number of hardy climbing annuals 
is not so great that this new Double Morning Glory will not gain 
a prominent position. Price per packet, 20 cents. 
DOUBLE FLOWERING MORNING GLORY. 
BARNARDS PERPETUAL 
LOBELIA. 
This splendid novelty is without doubt the finest Lobelia 
yet raised. The flowers are of the most brilliant ultramarine 
blue, strikingly ornamented with a pure white marking at the 
base of each of the two lower petals. It is of compact habit, 
and alike useful for bedding or growing in pots, while the 
bright and effective coloring of its flowers, combined with its 
perpetual blooming character, ensures it the premier position in 
parterres and ribbon borders. Price per packet, 50 cents. 
Wig ; 
NEW HIBISCUS 
“CRIMSON EYE.” 
We take great pleasure in offering this superior 
strain of Hibiscus and can highly recommend it to 
all. Following is the originators’s description. 
‘““After many years of careful selection we have it 
entirely distinct, always coming true from seed. It is 
a robust grower with dark red stems and foliage. 
The flowers are immense in size, often measuring 
N: fwenty imches in circumference. The color is of the 
: purest white with a large spot of deep velvety crimson 
in the center of each flower. - It is a striking combina- 
tion of color and one that must be seen to be fully 
appreciated. A well developed plant will produce 
several hundred of these flowers in a season. It will 
succeed anywhere and is perfectly hardy, blooming 
the first year from seed sown in the open ground.”’ 
Price per packet, 15 cents ; 2 packets for 25 cents. 
LINARIA CYM- 
BALARIA FL. ALBA. 
WHITE FLOWERING 
KENILWORTH IVY. 
This new variety of Kenilworth Ivy differs from the 
original species with violet flowers, by it’s light-green, 
glossy foliage and pure white flowers. For covering 
rockwork, walls or for hanging baskets there is hardly 
a more suitable plant to be found; thriving equally 
well in shade or in the full sun. 
Price per packet, 15 cents. 
NEW SWEET SCENTED 
PANSIES. 
This new class of Pansies possess the beauty. and almost 
endless variety of colors found in the Pansy and the perfume of 
the violet. The plants are of easy culture, of hardy, vigorous 
growth, forming deep rooting, compact clumps, and are more 
perennial in character than Pansies. 
The flowers are borne on long stems which shoot up direct 
from the root like the violet, rendering them of special vaiue for 
cutting. The varieties contained in this mixture are not all 
equally fragrant, though the majority are highly scented as the 
sweetest violets. Price per packet, 25 cents. 
NEW SWEET SCENTED PANSY. 
