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Lychnis. 



FLOS CUCULI PLENO, (Ragged 

 Robin. ) Double crimson. 1 ft. May. 



ALBA. White. 50c. 



HAGEANA FULGENS. Deep scar- 

 let. 50c. 



HAGEANA SPLENDENS. Bright 



FIMBRIATA. Rose colored ; dwarf 

 habit. 50c. 

 Linum, PERENNE. (Flax.) Fine 



blue. 1 ft. July and Aug. 

 Monarda, FISTULOSA. 

 PURPUREA. 

 VARIEGATA. 

 Mimuhis, MOSCHATUS. The Musk 



Plant. 

 Mentha. DENTATA, (Mint.) Yellow 

 clusters ; the foliage is highly 

 sweet scented. 2 ft. Aug. 

 VIRIDIS FOL. VAR. (Variegated 

 mint.) 

 Myosotis, PALUSTRIS, (European 

 Swamp Forget-me-not.) 3 in. May 

 to Aug. 

 AZORICA. Fine blue ; preceding the 

 other varieties by two weeks. 6 in. 

 April to May. 

 AZORICA ALBA. White. 6 in. 



April or May 

 GRANDIS. Fine blue, with white 

 eye. 3 in. June and July. 

 Malva. MORENII, Rosy blush. 1 ft 



July and Aug*. 

 Oxalis. FLORIBUNDA. Rosy lilac 

 clusters ; clover leaf. 6 in. June 

 and July. 

 (Enothera, MISSOURIENSIS. Sul- 

 phur yellow; large. 6 in. July 

 to August. 

 FEAZERII, (Frazer's.) Yellpw ; me- 

 dium size. 6 in May. 

 FRUTICOSA AMBIGUA. 

 VIPARIA. Yellow ; a free and con- 

 stant bloomer. 50c. 

 Orobus. LATHYSORDES. Very fine. 

 50c. 

 VERNUS. Dark purple flowers; 

 early. 50c. 

 Ononis, ROTUNDIFOLIA VERNA. 

 Omphalodes. VERNA. Fine blue ; 

 large heart-shaped foliage. 1 foot. 

 May. 

 Phlox, PROCUMBENS. Delicate pink ; 

 a trailing and herbaceous species, 

 good for edging. 3 in. May. 

 PERFOLIATA VERNA. Rosy li- 

 lac, with small pointed, greenish 

 foliage ; trailing. 3 in. May. 



Phlox. 



SUAVEOLENS. Purple ; trailing ; 

 3 in. May. 



PERFOLIATA ALBA. Very fine. 

 Papaver, (Poppy.) ORIENTALS. Or- 

 ange red ; large. 1-8 in. June. 



BRACTEATUM. 50c. 18 in June. 



PULCHERRIMA. 



CROCEUM. An early and free 

 bloomer. By cutting them back 

 in time, a second set of flowers 

 may be obtained ; which also may 

 be successfully applied to Lark- 

 spurs, Dielytras, &c. 

 Penstemon. COCCINEUS. Deep 

 scarlet. 2 ft. June and July. 



DIGITALIS. White, slightly tinged 

 with purple. 15 in. July. 



DIGITALIS EXCELSA. Lilac. 3 

 to 4 ft. August. 



GRACILIS. Fine white, from the 

 Rocky Mountains. 



MACKAYANUM. Rosy purple, 

 with white. 18 in. June and July, 



OVATUM. Azure tinged with pur- 

 ple, with very luxuriant foliage. 18 

 in. July and Aug. 



OPPOSITIFOLIUM. White, with 

 large foliage. 18 in. July. 



PUBESCENS. Lilac and white. 1 

 ft. June and July. 



GRANDIFLORUM. 



TORREYI. 

 Phalangeum. LILIAGO. White, in 

 spikes. 1 ft, July and Aug. 50c. 

 Polemonium, ALBUM. White. (Ja- 

 cob's Ladder.) 1 ft. July. 



CCERULEUM. Blue. 1 ft. July. 



REPTANS. Blue. 6 in. June. 



GRANDIFLORUM. 



VILLOSUM. 

 PotentiP a, ATROSANGUINE A 



Deep blood red. 1 ft. July and 

 August, 



GARNERIANA Dark crimson. 1 

 ft. July and Aug. 



O'BRIANA. Blush and salmon; 

 fine. 1 ft. July and August. 



RUSSELLIANA. Deep red, shaded 

 with maroon. 1 ft. July and Aug. 



FINKELMANII. Orange scarlet. 

 1 ft. July and Aug. 

 Primula. POLYANTHUS or PRIM- 

 ROSE, in great variety of colors. 6 

 in. May. 



AURICULA. A fine collection. 

 May and June. 

 Puniea. SAXIFRAGA. White, blooms 

 all the summer, of dwarf habit. 



