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HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL FLOWERING PLANTS. 



Common Name. 



Botanical Name. 



Color. 



f^nTYi m on n m p 



\J\JL11H1\JIL XI UlUL- 



"Rotanipal Nnm<a 



XJ U C Lllll L til X.1 ClJJl*C. 



•ooior. 



11. 



IGreat flowered lilac, 

 Corymbose flowered, 



Phlox cordata grandi. 



lilcic. 



37. ^Pyramidal white, 



Phlnv nvramiHa nlhn 



X. Ill p * l tLxxxiu lI • U £ u a . 



w . 



12. 



corvmbosa. 



lilac. 



oU» X v L 1 1 L A L 1.1 , 



vpflpxa. 



dark pur. 



13. 



Early purple divarti- 









TPDPT15?. 



14. 



cated, dwarf, 



di varicata. 



nalp niir 



40 tlVptfpH 



41 "RnutrVi IpfivPf! 

 Tti. nuugii irjcivcUf 



vpticul ata 





*Drummond's, several 





scabra. 



1 i 1 fi p 

 in til/. 



15. 



varieties, 



drummondii. 



various 



49 flanada c rpp ni n cr 



~ « till CXLX CL L 1 C'_ pJU_i 



4-*-i rfpr's <tv\ nprl fl'w'nor 



_ V, i L 1 L L 1 S SlllUrJU 11 VV 11 _ j 



stolonifera. 



red. 



fElegant, 



elegans. 





striatiflora 



(31X lCXblllVI IX • 



strip. 



16. 



Tall growing, 



excelsa. 



pur. 



44. TStriiiPfl lpavpH 



striatifolia* 



17. 



+Gigantic blue, 



2i<rantea 



blue. 



45. White sweet, 



sua vpoIpti^ 



white. 



18. 



Intermediate, 



intermedia. 



pur. 



4fi. Tjatp whitp fraffvant 



taTdifloTa, 



white. 



19. 



JKermes' white, 



kprmpsina nlhn 



47 "Vfi i*i pct n tori loQVPfl 



~|« T Ctl ICgtLLtTU. ICdVCU) 



fnl iinfiP ft 



J i/tf. U U, I (C i ; • 



w Vi i to 

 V> 111 it. . 



20. 



iftlilk white, 

 Spotted stalked, 



lactea. 



white. 



4ft wTnca ni n lr tviilincr rlwf 

 iQ' lT±UBo jJl 11 IV , LI till J Hq u. vyx. 



an Villi ata 



JJllli\ £ - 



21. 



maculata. 



red. 



4Q ^SiifFrntipn-sp 



sufFrntirnsa 



22. 



Princesse Mariame, ex- 



mariame. 



strinpd 



ell 1 " • 



fin i* R rnwn'fl 



51 "M^rpntipnt flnwprinc 



| 1 1L.IJ_U.L111 11L' \V LI 



TiTOir.Ttii 



Ul L' it 'lit' 





23. 



tra splendid, 75 cts. 





CCIIIULI 1 L \J 1 L710 i 





Snowy moss pink, dw'f. 



nivalis. 



white. 



fiO tVpniK 



C. C / t MlO • 





24. 



+Profuse flowered, 



omnirlora. 



white. 



5^ tlVinon dp l'"Enrlo^ 



'J ,j > .- - i lliL'll UL x bill 1 L' c i 



ft ? 77 /) 73 "J 





25. 



*Ovate leaved, 



ovata. 





ii4 "tPritiPpsm TjOIiissp 







26. 



Red panicled. 



paniculata. 



red. 



55. tDwarf white, 



nlhn Tin 771 



LLC U LL U U III. Ci lli • 



w. 



27. 



*Small do. 



vnrui HciTn 



fJ U/ f t/i-^fcl// Li t 





5fi "ffJ-rpat whitp flnwprpd 



UUi ^.VJTICCIL * * 111 L\s UUuClCUj 



nlhn (Tfn'n rl i~ffnt*n 



w. 



28. 



tRosy do. 



vosea. 



pink. 



57 trnrarnatp flnwprpd 





flesh. 



29. 



tLilac do. 

 *Pale do. 



lilacina. 



lilac. 



5fi fi-lo^v lpavpd 



•^nflTriitipncja 



kj Li XX X IX t JLUOtli 



da vie nnv 



H txl Xv JkJ IX 1 • 



30. 



pallida. 



pale. 



iSQ Wavp lpnvpd 



nndnl ata 



LXXXU LXX (ILUi 



red. 



31. 



tWhite do. 



flore alba. 



w. 



60. JVan Houte's striped, 



61. *Vernal, 



van houtii. 



w. amaz. 



32. 



tDecussate do. 



decussata. 





verna. 





33. 



^Striped do. 



striata. 



strip. 



62. *Vernal flowering, 



verna. 





34. 



^Procumbent, 



procumbens. 



63. Virginal white, 



virginalis. 



white. 



35. 



Late purple, 



purpurea. 



pur. 



64. Wheeler's, 



wheelerii. 



pur. 



36. 



Pyramidal, 



pyramidalis. 



incarnate. 



65. Young's, 



youngii. 



crim. lilac. 



Also 25 new varieties, of which a list will be furnished to those who desire it. 



HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL FLOWERING PLANTS. 



Where fifty plants are ordered, a discount of 15 per cent. ; and where one hundred or more, 30 per cent. 



Abbreviations. — Blk. black ; bl. blue ; d. dark ; I. light ; cr. crimson ; HI. lilac ; or. orange ; p. pale ; pur. purple ; r. red ; 

 st. striped ; w. white; var. various colors; yel. yellow. 



Note. — This class of plants, when planted in borders, should be placed in ranges, properly selected as to their height ; 

 the lowest growing species being placed in front, and each receding range composed of those of greater height ; thus presenting 

 a pyramidal appearance. The height of the respective varieties will be materially varied by the character of the soil. 























Common Name. 



Botanical Name. 



Color. 



'S 

 2 



Price 



Common Name. 



Botanical Name. 



Color. 



be 

 '5 



Pric 









ft. 





COLUMBINE. 



AQUILEGIA. 





ft. 





1. ACANTHUS,Classic, 



Acanthus mellis, 





2 



37 



28. European,12 var.l2£c. 



vulgaris, 

 canadensis, 



var. 



2 



10 



SNEEZE WORT. 



Achillea ptarmica 



w. 



% 



50 



29. Canadian, 6 varieties. 



var. 



2 



12 



2. Double white, 



pi. 







30. TARRAGON, or As- 



ARTEMISIA. 









MONK'S HOOD. 



ACONITUM. 









tragon, 

 Ditto, per dozen $1.25. 



absinthium. 



w. 



4 



25 



3. Purple, 



napellus, 



pur. 



4 



20 











4. White, 



album, 



w. 



4 



30 



ARUM. 



ARUM. 









5. Acuminate, 



acuminatum, 





4 



50 



31. Green flowered, 



dracontium, 



green. 



2 



18 



6. Pyramidal, 



pyramidal e, 



p. pur. 



4 



50 



32. Splendid crimson, 



dracunculus, 



cr. pur 



3 



75 



7. Blush purple, 



store kianum, 



4 



50 



REED. 



ARUNDO. 









8. Twining, 



9. Variegated, 



uncinatum, 

 versicolor, 





4 



37 



33. European, 



donax, 



w. 



•20 



37 



w. bl. 



3 



20 



34. Striped leaved, 



striata, 

 ASCLEPIAS. 



w. 



5 



50 



10. Pale yellow, 



11. Siebold's, 



o enrol eucum, 



p. yel. 



4 



50 



SWALLOWWORT. 









sieboldi, 



3 



50 



35. Twining black, 



nigra, 

 tuberosa, 



blk. 



6 



25 



12. Pyrenean, 



13. Variegated leaved, 



anthora, 





3 



37 



36. Orange, 



cr. 



2i 



15 



fol. varieg. 



pur. 



4 



37 



37. Yellow, 



38. Obtuse leaved, 



lutea, 



yel. 





50 



ADENOPHORA. 



Adenophora stylosa, 







obtusifolia, 



w. 



3 



25 



14. Pale flowered, 



pallida, 



pale. 



2§ 



37 



N. B— Also 10 other spe- 











ROSE CAMPION, or 



AGROSTEMMA. 







cies. 











15. Mullen Pink, 



coronaria, 



pink. 





10 



ASPHODEL. 



ASPHODELUS. 









16. White, 



alba, 



w. 





15 



39. White, 



albus, 



w. 



3 



37 



17. Double pink, 



plena, 



pink. 



% 



1 — 



40. Yellow, 



lutea, 



yel. 



4 



25 



HOLYHOCK. 







ASTER. 



ASTER, 20 sp. 



var. 



3a 



15 



18. Splendid double, 18 



Alcea rosea pi. 



var. 



6 



18 



41. Perennial, 20 species, 





4 





German varieties. 









ASTRAGALUS. 



ASTRAGALUS. 









ANEMONE. 



ANEMONE. 









42. Canadian, 



canadensis, 



yel. 



3 



18 



19. Blue Apennine, 



apennina, 

 coronaria pi. 



bl. 



1 



25 



43. Missouri, 



missouriensis, 



yel. 



4 



18 



20. Double poppyflower'd 



var. 



1 



18 



BAPTISIA. 



BAPTISIA. 









21. Starry flowered, 



hortensis pi. 



cr. 



1 



20 



44. White, 



alba, 



w. 



3 



18 



22. Pasque flower, 



Pulsatilla, 



violet. 



04 



25 



45. Blue, 



cerulea, 



bl. 



3 



18 



23. Double wood, 



nemorosa pi. 



w. 



0i 



37 



46. Yellow, 



tinctoria, 



yel. 



•2 



18 



24. Double snowy, 



thalictroides pi. 



w. 



0£ 



25 



47. Two colored, 



bicolor, 



var. 



3 



50 



CHAMOMILE. 











ROCKET. 



BARBAREA. 







50 



25. Double, 



Anthemis nobilis pi. 



w. 



1 



15 



48. Double yellow, 



vulgaris pi. 



yel. 



li 



26. SNAPDRAGON, 10 









DAISY. 



BELLIS. 







25 



varieties, 



Antirrhinum majus, 



var. 



H 



10 



49. Double red mountain, 



perennis pi. 



r. 





GLYCINE. 







50. Double white do. 



alba pi. 



vv. 



25 



27. Climbing red, 



Apiostuberosa, 



r. 



6 



15 











