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?oppy, Pieotee 

 Ranunculus 



Yellow horned 



New fringed and various others 

 Primrose, Night smelling 



Purple 



Downy or Molissima 



Evening blue 



Great flowered yellow 



Dwarf blue 



Lindley's purple and white 



Rose colored 



Striped 



White 



Clandestine yellow, and others 



German, 16 beautiful varieties 

 Prince's feather 



Quaking grass, or Ladies tresses 

 Rudbeckia amplexicauHs 

 Safflower, or Saffron 

 Salpiglossus pieta 



hybrida 

 Scabious, Starry 

 Schizanthus, Wing leaved 



Shewy 

 Scorpiurus, Worm Podded 



Prickly 

 Sensitive plant 

 Silene, Cretan 



Pendulous 

 Snail, a salud 07 aamcnt 

 Soapwort, Pink 

 Stevia, Vanilla scented 

 Sto-jk gilliflower, Red 10 week 



Purple 10 week 



White do 



Violet do 



Giant, or Cape, mixed colors 



Russian 



White wallflower leaved 

 N. B. Above 100 other new and rare species can be supplied, comprising 

 all that have yet been introduced to America. 



Stock, Purple do 



Seal let do 



Prussian, in various color* 



German 10 week, in 48 splendid 

 varieties 



German Autumnal, or Late flow- 

 ering, in 12 splendid varieties. 

 Stramonium, Double purple 



Double white 

 Strawberry Spinach 

 Sunflower, Dwarf double 



Tall double 



Double quilled 



Mexican 

 Sweet Sultan, Purple 



Yellow 



White 

 Tangiers Vipergrass, poppv leaved 

 Thistle, Blessed or Holy 

 Tobacco Virginia yellow flowered 



Spanish scarlet flowered 



Sweet scented 



Undulated 



Trefoil, Crimson, biennial 



Curelean 



Sweet scented 



Touch-me-not 

 Venu^' looking glass, white mid War 

 Venus' Navel wort 

 Virginian Stock, red and white 

 Worms, a salad ornament 

 Ximenisia 

 Zinnia, Large Violet 



Red multiflora 



Grandi flora 



Revolute flowered 



Verticil!ate 



Delicate floweFed 



New German 



BIENNIAL AND PERENNIAL FLOWER SEEDS, 



£2 50 PER 100 PARCELS. 



a— Denotes those which often bloom the first year, and therefore posse** 

 all the advantage of annuals 



c — Denotes climbers, d— Denotes species, the 6eeds of which seldom 

 vegetate well, and often fail entirely. 



Alyssum, Golden 

 Ain&onia, BFo.id leaved 

 Willow leaved 



d Anemone coronaria 



Sylvan White 

 Aster, Perennial, 20 spaeiea 



