^5 



Mount Vesuvius. 



Nancy. 



Napoleon. 



Neapolitaiue. 



Negro Boy. 



Nepaulese Chief. 



Nil Dcsperandum. 



Nina Vanotti. 



Niobc. 



Novelty. 



Opliier. 



Oiellet Parfait 



Oliver Twist. 



Orb of Day. 



Othello. 



Papilio. 



Parpaillot. 



Perle de Berne. 



Perfection. 



Phosbus. 



Piccolomini. 



Picnic. 



Pigeon. 



Pioneer. 



Polyphemus. 



Port Royale. 



Pradier. 



Prince Albert. 



Prince Colibrl. 



Pdnce d' Avignon. 



Prince Fred'k Willia 



Prince Jerome. 



Princess Eugenie. 



Princess Louise. 



Queen of Beauties. 



Queen of Primroses. 



Queen of the East. 



Queen of Whites. 



Queen Victoria. 



Rachel. 



Rainbo^v. 



Red G-auntlet. 



Reinc des Beiges. 



Rembrandt. 



Richard Cobden. 



Rigida Viqiacea. 



Ringleader. 



Roi Leopold. 



Roland. 



Rosa Bonheur. 



Rosea Elegans, 



Rosebud. 



Salvator Rosa. 



4Satire. 



Satirist. 



Saturn. 



Scabieuse. 



Sebastopol. 



Seraph. 



Sir Chai-les Napier. 



Sir Henry Havelock. 

 Sir James Watts. 

 Sir John Franklin. 

 Sir Robert Peel. 

 Sir R. Whittington. 

 So3ur Anna Maria. 

 Souter John. 

 Spectabilis. 

 Star. 



Star of the West. 



Striata Perfecta. 



Sulphurea excel sa. 



Summit of Perfection. 



Surprise. 



Talisman. 



Tam O'Shanter. 



Thames Bank Hero. 



The Flirt. 



The Nigger. 



Tom. 



Touchstone. 

 Triomphe de Pecq. 

 TViomphe de Rondaux. 

 Victoire d'Alma. 

 Wallace. 

 Walter Wilson. 

 White Standard. 

 Wonderful. 

 Yellow Superb. 

 Zelmira. 



CHINESE TREE P/EONIES.-Paeonia IVioutan, 



These are the most splendid and sliowy of all flowering shrubs, and 

 among the most rare. 



The flowers are mostly fragrant, and all are double, unless denoted other- 

 wise. They are perfectly hardy, and will withstand the winters of our 

 most northern States and the Canadas. They bloom in May, ten to fifteen 

 days before the Chinese Herbaceous varieties. 



Extra large pilants, of five and six years' growth, of Nos. 1 and 2, can 

 be supplied at S2 and $3 each ; and also of many other varieties, at $3, 

 and others at $5 and upwards. 



Those marked thus * are Seedlings, originated by W. R. Prince. 



There is no other extensive collection of this class of plants in the 

 Union ; and those we supply are far larger plants than are usually sold, 

 and of blooming age. They are mostly on their own roots, and but few 

 ate grafted ; whereas, nearly all for sale elsewhere are grafted plants, and 

 much less valuable. 



BOTANICAL NAME. DESCRIPTION. PRICE. 



1. BANKSII Roseate, very large, magnificent, 



protuberant, fragrant. . 75 to $1 00 

 DITTO Larger size 2 00 



2 



