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NEliV ORIENTAL POPPY, 



PRINCESS VICTORIA EOUISE. 



A striking novelty and a remarkably pretty new color in this popular and 

 showy class of plants, being a rich, and at the same time tender, salmon- 

 pink. It was extensively shown at the prominent Continental European Ex- 

 hibitions during the past two summers, and attracted much attention and re- 

 ceived many awards. JSLOO each ; 5>10.00 per doz. 



FOUR FINE ORIENTAL POPPIES. 



Grand Duke. Brilliant crimson-scarlet with black spot. 

 rienelik. Rich, glossy copper, with dark spots. 

 Mahogany. Very rich dark crimson-maroon ; one of the finest. 

 Psyche. Delicate rosy-blush, shading to white. 



25 cts. each ; S2.50 per doz. Set of 4 sorts, 75 cts., or the 5 varieties, 

 including Princess Victoria Louise, for $1.50. 



PHYSOSTEGIA YIRGINICA 



AEBA GRANDIFEORA. 



The ordinary form of the False Dragon Head has long been a 

 favorite plant in the hardy border. In this in.proved variety we have 

 a form which produces individual flowers almost double in size and of 

 a pure white color. 35 cts. each ; $3.50 per doz. 



PimPINELEA MAGNA ROSEA. 



Not a new plant, but one that is rarely seen, being difficult to propagate. 

 It forms a neat, compact plant about 12 inches high, and in May and June 

 bears flat umbels of small but attractive light pink flowers. A most desirable 

 hardy border plant. 50 cts. each. 



NE'W BRIEEIANT STONE-CROP. 



(Sedum Spectabile Atropurpurea. ) 



Like the type, this forms an erect, bushy plant about 18 inches high, with 

 broad, oval, light green foliage, and producing in September 

 and October gigantic showy heads of deep rosy-crimson flow- 

 ers. A decided acquisition for the hardy border. 30 cts. each ; 

 B3 00 per doz. 



Poppy Orientale Hybkids. 



THALICTRUM DEEAYAYI. 



Entirely distinct from all others. The flowers, which are of 

 a delicate, lilac color, are disposed in a graceful drooping or 

 hanging manner, in I)road, branchmg panicles. The plant grows 

 about two feet high, and has finely divided glaucous-green foli- 

 age, which makes it a veiy attractive plant even when not in 

 bloom. 50 cts. each. 



THAEICTRUM 

 AQUIEEGIFOLIIIM COMPACTUMl. 



A dwarf, compact-growing form, never exceeding two feet 

 in height, and producing very large, dense heads of showy 

 white flowers, which are borne in the greatest freedom during 

 June and July. This is without question the best of the large- 

 flowered forms, and a very showy plant. 50 cts. eich. 



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TROLEIUS, FIRE GEOBE. 



A new variety which comes to us from Holland, most highly 

 recommended as being the brightest-colored of all the Globe Flowers, 

 and a near approach to a scarlet. It is a brilliant orange, shaded 

 orange-scarlet; flowers of enormous size. $1.50 each. 



NEIV HARDY LARKSPURS. 



(Delphiniums.) 



We offer a select list of these on page 169. 



NE^V HERBACEOUS PJEONIES. 



In addition to our collection of 44 Standard varieties we offer seven 

 Superb Rare sorts. See page 191. 



NE^W HARDY PHLOXES. 



We illustrate in colors six of the fine>t Standard soits and offer 

 some fine new sorts on page ]()8. 



NEl^ TRITOmAS (Flame Flower). 



On page 199 will be found a select list of the very best new and old 



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