CURRIE BROTHERS' HORTICULTURAL GUIDE. 



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LEPTOSIPHON. 



Pretty little hardy an- 

 nuals, suitable for borders 

 HA. 

 Leptosiphon French 



Hybrids — Mixed 

 colors 5 



LINARIA. 



Very pretty and effect- 

 tive plants. L. Cymbalaria 

 is a splendid climber. H A. 



Cymbalaria (Kenil- 



worth Ivy ) — A rapid growing climber 

 covering fences or unsightly objects 



Bi part it a — White, ^ foot 



Splendida — Deep purple, % foot 



LEPTOSIPHON". 



that is very much used for 



LINUn. 



Free flowering plants 

 with brilliant colored 

 flowers. 

 Flavuiu — Yellow, 1 foot, 



hardy. H P 10 



Grandiflorum Coc- 



cineum — S c a r 1 e t, 1 



foot. H A 5 



LOPiiOSPERflUM. 



Rapid-growing orna- 

 mental climbing plants, 

 with large leaves and 

 handsome flowers. 

 Henderson i — Rosy 



carmine 10 



Scandens — Pure violet. 10 



LOASA. 



A good climber, flower- 

 ing profusely all summer. 



LINCM. ^ J 



tterbertii — Scarlet, perennial 10 



fricolor — Yellowish, annual 10 



LYCHNIS. 



A genus of handsome and highly ornamental plants of easy culture, strik- 

 tigly effective in mixed flower and shrubbery borders. HjP. 



I'halcedonica — Scarlet, 2 feet 5 

 laageana — Bright scarlet, splendid : 5 



LUPINUS. 



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1 Very desirable plants bearing long 

 pikes of brilliant colored flowers. 



. J fixed Annual Varieties 5 



.1 fixed Perennial Varieties 5 



r, LOBELIA. 



iol j Dwarf-growing plant with blue, 

 ft |hite, crimson and rose flowers, 

 Japted for ribon borders, and for 

 ■ e '- ases or hanging baskets. 



frhvarf Compact Lobelias. 



For edgings, etc., growing from 4 

 6 inches high. 

 arter's Cobalt Blue— Very fine, 



dwarf, blue 5 lupinus. 



rystal Palace Compacts- A beautiful new variety, % foot 5 



racilis Erecta — Blue, dwarf habit 5 



rima Donna— In habit it is very compact and dwarf, rich, velvety crim- 

 son maroon flowers 10 



umiia Magnifica— The finest of all dwarfs, very dark blue, X foot 10 



leciosa White Gem— A new pure white variety, fine for bedding, % foot. 10 



mperor William— Beautiful dark blue, dwarf 5 



!rinus Compacta— " Goldelse," yellow foliage, flowers blue 15 



Lobelia Hardy Varieties. 



urdinalis, "Cardinal Flower,"— Flower spikes 8 inches long, of in- 

 tense scarlet ^jn 



ueen Victoria — A new perennial variety, with dark green leaves apd 

 brilliant scarlet flowers, 2 feet \5 



Lobelia Trailing Varieties. 



For hanging baskets, vases, etc. 



Gracilis — Light blue 5 



Gracilis Rosea- Rose colored 5 



Paxtoniana — White, edged blue 5 



Speciosa — Bright blue 5 



Duplex — A double flowering blue variety 10 



Lobelia Littoralis Repens. 



A pretty trailing plant with an abundance of pure white flowers, succeeded 

 by large green seed pods, which in turn change to bright scarlet. The 

 flowers, green and red fruits, are produced at one time, making a very 

 attractive plant for hanging baskets, etc 15 



MALOPE. 



Very pretty plants, of a branching habit, producing large, showy flowers 

 in great profusion, of the easiest culture. H. A. 



Grandiflora Alba — Pure white 5 



Grandiflora — Large purple flowers 5 



MARVEL OF PERU— Four O'clock. 



They are exceedingly fragrant, expanding in the evening and withering 

 the next morning. The roots may be preserved through winter like Dahlias. 

 H. A. 

 Fine Mixed, 2 feet 5 



flARTYNIA. 



Handsome free- flowering plants, producing a fine effect when planted in the 

 open border ; flowers large and handsome, succeeded by curious double- 

 horned fruit. H H A. Mixed colors, 1% feet 10 



flAURANDIA. 



This beautiful summer climber cannot be too highly recommended. 

 Blooms the first season from seed. H H P. 



Alba— White, 10 feet 10 



Bar clay ana — Rich violet, 10 feet 10 



Scarlet— 10 feet 10 



fllGNONETTE. 



This old favorite is so a 



well known that it is ^ ^|| 



hardly necessary to at- g|Jk ||il ilfc 



tempt any description of <^ fHll!l§t HHl Jli £k 



it. Of late years several fflfk llfiilil jls^l $k »*Hl jUl 



new varieties oi decided stllll '.fi^SlPliKsSsfe $wl JUS? JsHt 



merit have been added to Wyllk &wsi° ^Wasa HHf 



to the list. HA. Ipi |||t ^'^ M^ 



Garaway's White— Sg|" ~ ^SM WK^k 



Well worthy of a place |k »$£&, || J||f |P 



Dwarf Compact-Ex- 

 tensively used for pot 



culture 5 ^^^^S^mM^'^ ''■ '^-'''^PilP * 



Large Flowered Pyr- .^^^^SiS^^3^^l^^^^^^n^^^i.. »« 



a mi da 1 — (Reseda «rf; 



Ameliorata) — Distinct XSkfA 



from the old large 



flowered variety, of a 4KJX&fi 



pyramidal growth 5 



'Diamond— A new pure 



white variety, very 



fine 10 



Bird's Mammoth — A 



new variety, with very 



large and deliciously 



fragrant flowers 10 



MIGNONETTE— MILKS' SPIRAL. 



Machet — A variety of dwarf, vigorous growth.Twith dark green foliage and 

 deliciously fragrant red flowers ; very fine and distinct 10 



Miles' Hybrid Spiral — It is a strong grower and a most abundant bloomer, 

 producing flower spikes from 8 to 14 inches in length ; deliciously fra- 

 grant. Peroz., 50 cts g 



Golden Queen— A very pretty and distinct Mignonette, with thick, com- 

 pact tufts of a beautiful golden color. Per oz., 40 cts. 5 



Parsons' White — Flowers nearly white; a desirable variety 5 



Reseda Odorata— Large flowered variety. Peroz,, 15 cts, packet 6 



The Prize — A most valuable variety. It bears a very close, dense spike, 

 entirely free from straggling blooms ; fully twice the ordinary size, and 

 is as deliciously fragrant as any. Per oz., 50 cts 10 



Victoria — A new dark red variety, very fine 10 



