FLOWER SEEDS, 

 Ice Plant. See Mesembryanthemum. 



IPOMOEA. 



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IMPATIENS 



Rapid-growins siimmei- climbers; about the best 

 for verandahs, jjillars and trellises. Flowers varia- 

 ble and showy. Tender annual. 



1740 Ipomea COCCinea. Snml], star-shaped scarlet flow- 



ers. The Star Iponiiiea. 5 



1741 limbata. Violet edged white. 5 



1742 Huberi. New hybrids from Japan. Large 



trumpet flowers, beantif nlly margined. Mixed 

 colors. 10 



^745 Sitosa. Brazilian Morni iKj Glori/. The most 



vigorous grower on the list. Leaves six to 

 eight inches wide; flowers three inches across; 

 rose-c-olored. Vine and stem covei-ed with 

 reddish hairs, giving it a charming appear- 

 ance. 10 



1752 



IponKsa Quamoclit, Crimson. Cypress Vine. 

 Very popular; has fern-like foliage and 

 numerous small, star-shaped flowers. 10 ft. 



1751 alba. Pure white. 



1750 mixed. 



IPOMOPSIS. 



Showy plants of p3rramidal growth with feathery 

 foliage and handsome spikes of flowers. 

 1755 Ipomopsis elegans. Mixed colors. 



KAULFUSSIA. 



Beautiful free-flowering, dwarf annuals, suitable 

 for summer flowering. 

 1760 KauUussia. Mixed colors. 



A very useful and beautiful jilant, bearing a pro- 

 fusion of bloom summer and winter. Handle the 

 small seedlings daintily as they ai-e very brittle. Ten- 

 der perennial. 



1787 Impatiens Suitani. Rosy scarlet. 15 



KENILWORTH IVY. 



A beautiful little trailing plant with numerous 

 small lavender flowers; desirable for baskets, pots 

 and rock-work. 



1765 Linaria cymbalaria. Kcnilwovih Ivy. 10 

 Lady Slipper. See Balsam. 



LANTANA. 



A very desirable green-house or bedding plant. A 

 continuous bloomer. Half-hardy perennial. 

 1770 Lantana. Mixed colors. 



Larkspur. See Delphinium. 



LATHYRUS. Everlasting Pea. 



Hardy trellis climbers; grows to the height of six 

 to eight feet: flowers in clusters. 



1775 Lathyrus latifolius. Rose. 5 

 1770 alba. Pure white. 10 



LINUM. 



A very showy plant for beds or masses. Flowers, 

 brilUant scarlet. Hardy annual. 

 1800 Linum coccineum. 1 ft. 



