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Dielytra. SPECTABILIS. A hand- 

 some, most curiously formed, rosy 

 crimson flower, with white and 

 hlue tinged protruding stamen ; one 

 of the finest border plants ; is quite 

 hardy and of bulbous nature ; well 

 adapted for blooming in the winter. 



1 to 2 ft. May and June. 

 SPECIOSA. Rosy purple. 6 in. 



May and June. 

 Delphinium. (LARKSPUR.) 

 Class I. —Pyramidal or Tall axd 

 Robust Growers. 



BAEIiOWEL Azure blue, with pur- 

 ple stripes. 2 ft. June and Julv. 



BARTOXIA. 



FORMOSUM. Deep azure, with a 

 distinct, white centre, somewhat 

 veined with purple ; one of the 

 very best of its class. 2 to 3 ft. 

 Julv and Aug 1 



HENDERSON II Azure blue, with 

 -yellow spotted centre. 2 ft. Julv. 



HYBRIDUM. Fine blue, with a dis- 

 tinct white centre. 2 to 3 ft, June 

 and Julv. 



HYBRIDOI PLENUM. 



HLRSUTOI. Pale blue, with buff 

 centre. 5 ft. June and Julv. 



MAGXIFICUM. Light blue, with 

 white centre. 4 to 5 feet. June 

 and Julv. 



MESSOLEUCUM. Blue, with pale 

 Yellow centre. 4 to 5 ft. Julv. 



MOREII. Deep blue, with violet 

 centre, spotted with Yellow. 4 to 5 

 ft. Julv. 



PYRAMID ALIS. Dark blue, with 

 buff centre. 4 tc 5 ft, July. 



WHEELERII. Light blue, with buff 

 centre, 5 ft. Julv. 



SPLEXDIDUM. Azure blue, with 

 buff centre. 5 ft. July. 



HYACIXTHIFLORU3L 

 Class II— Sesexsis, or Chlxese. of 

 S^ialler Flowers and Dwarfish 

 Growth. Bloom July axd August. 



AURORA. Bluish purple, with crim- 

 son spots. 2 it. 



ALBUM PLEXUM. White ; double. 



2 ft. 



ALBUM. White ; single. 2 ft. 



BK'OLOR. Blue and purple. 2 ft. 



ALBUM LUTEUM. White, spotted 

 with vellow, and tinged with blue. 

 2 ft. 



ALBUM AND LUTEUM PLE- 

 XUM. 50c 



PICTUM PLEXUM. 50c. 



Delphinium. 



PUXCTATUM PLEXUM. Deep 



blue ; verv double. 2 ft. 

 GRAXDIFLORUM HYBRIDUM. 

 Of different colors; hybrids embrac- 

 ing nearlv the whofe class. 2 ft. 

 Elymus. AREXARIUS A long, nar- 

 row, grey colored grass. 

 HYSTRIX. 

 Erica. HERBACEA, (Heath.) Pink ; 



profuse bloomer. 50c. 

 Eringium. AMETHISTIAXUM. Blue, 

 shaped like a Thorn Apple. 2 ft. 

 Julv and Au°r. 

 Eupatorium. CCELESTIXUM. 

 Echinacea. IXTLRMEDIA. 

 Funkia. THE DAY-LLLYT. 



ALBA ODORA. White, large and 

 fragrant flowers, with luxuriant 

 yellowish green foliage. 1 ft. June 

 and Julv. 

 CCERULEA. Light blue, with dark 

 green, glossy foliage. 1 ft. June 

 and Julv. 

 JAPOXICA. Light blue ; leaves 

 smaller than preceding. 1 ft. Aug. 

 MARGIXATA. With large and 

 distinct sulphur striped lea\es and 

 stems ; attractive. 1 ft. Aug. 

 GRAXDIFLORA. 50c. 



FOL. YAR. 50c. 

 UXT3ULATA MEDIA PICT A. 50c. 

 Gaillardia. ARIFOLIA. Bright yel- 

 low. 2 ft. Julv and Aug. 

 " SPLEXDEXS. Deep red and yel- 

 low ; shcm v. 50c. 

 Galeza. BILOSA. 

 Geum. COCCIXEUM. 50c 

 Geranium. (X ot Pelargonium or Scar- 

 let Geraniums.) 

 IBERICUM. Bluish purple. 1 ft. 



Julv and Aug. 

 PR^ETEXSE.^ Lilac purple ; crow- 

 foot leaved 1 ft. Julv and Aug. 

 PR.ETEXSE PLEXO/ Crow-foot 

 leaved ; double flowering. 1 ft. 

 Julv and Aug. 

 SAXGUIXEUM. Purplish red ; 

 spreading, ti in. June. 

 Glaucium. PHCEXICEUM. Yellow, 

 pencilled with orange, with large, 

 narrow, woolly foliage, and gray 

 texture. 1 ft." July and Aug. 



Gillenea. TRIFOLIATA. White rose: 



1 ft. July and Aug. 

 Genista. TIXCTORIA PLEXO. 

 Hedysarum. CAXADEXSE, OR 



DESMODIUM. Bluish purple 

 spikes. 1 ft. June to Sept. 



