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Pulmonaria. CCERULEA. (Blue 

 Lungwort.) Fine drooping ; trum- 

 pet shaped. 1 ft. May. 



MACULxATA. Distinct blotched fo- 

 liage. 

 Pyretkrum, ATROSANGUINEUM. 



DELHAYII. 



MULLERII. 



ATRO PURPUREUM. 



EXIMEUM. 

 Pyrethrum. Double quilled like an 

 Aster, as follows. 50 cents each. 



BEAUTE DE LAKEN. Dark vel- 

 vety scarlet. 



DELICATISSIMA. Delicate blush. 



GUSTAVE HIETZ. Dull brick. 



HERMAN STENGER. Rosy blush. 



MADAME BILLIARD. Pale rose. 

 '• M. LOWITZ. Rose. 



MR. BO NAY. Creamy white. 



MR. PELL. Dark crimson. 



ROSE POMPONE. Fine rose. 



WILHELM KEMPLER. Purplish 

 rose. 

 Ranunculus. ACONITIFOLIUS LU- 

 TEO PLENO. Double yellow 

 Crowfoot. 1 ft. May and June. 



BULBOSUS. 

 Ruta. GRAVEOLENS. The common 

 Rue. 



GRAVEOLENS FOL VAR. The 



variegated R ae. 50c. 



Rudbeckia. HIRTA. Large yellow, 



with dark centre. 1 to 2 ft. June 



and July. 



Ruseus. ACULEATUS, (Butcher's 



Broom.) Evergreen. 

 Salvia. AFASEA. Fine Blue. 2 feet. 

 Julv and Aug. 



ARGENTEA. Very curious foliage 

 large and wooly. 50c. 



RUBICUND A. Rosy purple flowers. 

 1 ft, June. 



BICOLOR. Blue and white. 



MULTIFIDA FOL. VARIEGATA- 

 Variegated leaved catmint, with 

 spikes of small white flowers. 1 

 ft. Aug. 



PRiETENSE. Distinct blue and 

 white ; exceedingly fine. 50c. 1 ft, 

 June to August. 



SPELMINA. Deep blue. 1ft. June. 



VERTICILATA. Lilac blue. 1 ft. 

 Julv. 



INDICA. 



BRACTEATA. Blue. June and 

 July. 

 For other showy and more tender vari- 

 eties, see Bedding Plants. 



Silene. VISCOSA PLENA. Bright rose 

 and double. 1 ft. June. 



ORIENTALIS. Crimson, in large 

 clusters, blooms all summer. 50c. 

 Saxifraga, CRASSIFOLIA. Pink, in 

 compact clusters. 3 in. April and 

 May. 



CORDIFOLIA. Blush, heart-shap- 

 ed foliage. 3 in. April and May. 



CUNCIFOLIA. 3 in. April and 

 May. 



LINGULATA RUBRA. Red, with 

 dark red foliage. 3 in. April and 

 May. 



LANATA. 



LINGULATA ROSEA. 



SIBERICA. Siberian. 3 in. April 

 and May. 

 They are all of luxuriant foliage, fre- 

 quently used for rock work. 

 Sedum. The Stone Crop. 



ATROPURPUREUM Dark red fo- 

 liage and flowers. 1 ft. Aug. 



AIZOON. Yellow flowers ; large 

 and long foliage. 6 in. June. 



ALBUM. White, with small foliage. 

 3 in. June. 



ACKERII, (Iceland moss.) Good 

 for edging. 



CRUCEATUM. White, cross-shap- 

 ed flowers and foliage. 3 ft, July. 



ELEGANS. Yellow, small foliage. 

 3 in. June. 



EVERSI1. Yellow, small foliage. 

 3 in. June. 



HYBRID UM. Pale yellow, small 

 foliage. 3 in. July. 



KAMSCHATKENS. Golden yel- 

 low; lancet leaved. 4 in. June. 



OPPOSITIFOLIUM. White, oppo- 

 site leaved. 3 in. Julv. 



POPULIFOLIUM. Poplar leaved ; 

 creamy white. 4 in. Aug. 



PURPURESCENS. Purple; coarse 

 habit. 1 ft. July. 



REFLEXUM. (Tripmadam.) Straw 

 color. 3 in. June. 



ROBUSTUM or MONSTROSUM. 

 Fan shaped leaved ; curious. 3 in- 

 June. 



SIEBOLDII MEDIUM PICTUM. 

 50e. 



SPURIUM SIEBOLDII. Rose, 

 shaded with purple. 3 in. Aug, 

 and Sept. 



TELEPHIUM. Pink with dark red 

 luxuriant foliage. 1 ft. Aug. 



TELEPHIUM ALBIFOLIUM. Red 

 flower and light foliage. 1ft. Aug. 



