Hardy Perennials. 



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my con i 



effort 



art? nana 



phccniccuin 



fol. VCLT, 



averisica 



pulverulento 



maxima 



bi flora 



p y ra ni i d a. t u in 



media 



canadensis 



speciosum 



mollissima 



canina 



thapsus 



neglecta 



cordata 





orchidea 



cornuta 



IICIS I ell ct 



orientalis 



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paniculata 



birta 



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pannonica 



lactca 





pectinata 



la nrT>r»1af n_— O 1 1 



arguta 



pinnata 



littoralis 



australis 



prealta 



lutea 



austriaca 



saxatilis 



m i rab i 1 i s 



btllidifolia 



scutellata 



montana 



Candida 



scrpillifolia 



odorata 



caucasica 



spicata 



Jl» plcno 



c h a m if»rl r trc — — ^ O 



spuria 



cilba pi. 



crenata 



nana 



pallasii 



cnspa 



jiendula 



palmata 



elatior 



virginica 



palustris 



foliosa 



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pedata 



11 UUCUlOSd. 



utriculata 



primuldsfolia 



gentianoides 



VIC-IA 



rothomagensis 



glabra 



angustifolia 



ruppn 



ctlbo. 



craca 



striata 



liirsuta 



cordifolia 



stneta 



liumifusa 



dumetorum 



zoysu 



incana 



lutea 



U VU.bAxvl.ni 



incarnala 



onobrychoides 



flava 



laciniata 



pisiformis 



gran di flora 



latifolia 



scpium 



sessilifolia 



longifolia 



sylvaticum 



WALDSTJEINIA 



maritima 



tenuifoliuni 



geoides 



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 exist an ardent and continual desire of extending, as well 

 as diffusing the collection. Persons in Foreign Countries, 

 who are animated by a similar passion, are respectfully in- 

 vited to a Correspondence, which can hardly fail to become 

 mutually advantageous. A liberal price is at all times ready 

 to be given for fresh seeds or living plants, if new or rare, 

 from whatever quarter of the globe they may have been 

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