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PRINCESS ALICE.— White, dee • uink eye. 



SOUVENIR D'UN AMIE.— Deep bright crimson, very distinct and beau- 

 tiful. 

 SPENCERIL— Rosy lilac, light eye, dwarf habit. 



DELPHINIUM FORMOSUM. 



[Perennial Larkspur.) 



One of the finest hardy herbaceous plants in cultivation, flowers in 

 spikes of the most brilliant deep blue, marked by a white spot in the 

 centre of eoca floret. Tuey will flower, if not allowed to produce seed, 

 from JVy to November. Pi ice 20 cents each. 



DELPHINIUM MONS. MEUNER.— Differing from the above in beiDg 

 more dwarf, and a lighter shade of blue. Price 25 cents each. 



PRIMULA ACAULLS CANDIDISSIMA PLENA. 



(Double White Primrose.) 



We have a few plants to offer this season of this favorite flower. It 

 succeeds best in a cold frame or cool green-house, and is now (January) 

 in bloom. The flowers are very desirable for bouquets dnring the winter 

 and spring months, being double and pure white. Price 50 cents, 

 each. 



Primula Acaulis Lillacina Plena. — a double lilac, variety of the 

 above. Price 50 cents each. 



DOUBLE VIOLETS. 



( Viola Odorata.) 



Neapolitan, light blue, large and fragrant per dozen, $1.50 



Imperatrice Eugenie, deep violet " 2.00 



Double White " 2.00 



Schoenbrun, single, very fragrant, deep blue, free bloomer, " 2.50 



VERONICA. Price 50 cents each. 



A summer flowering plant with dense spikes of flowers. 

 Andersonii, violet and white. Rubra Splendida, rich carmine. 



Glorie de Lyon, rosy crimson. Triumph De Meaux, deep purple. 



Variegatum, variegated foliage. 



REMONTANT OR MONTHLY CARNATIONS. 



Very desirable for their free blooming qualities during the Winter 

 and early Spring months. Young plants, set out in the garden, will 

 bloom profusely during the Summer months, and if lifted and potted 

 in the Fall, will continue blooming the entire Winter. The following 

 sorts can be recommended. 30 cents each. 



Strong young plants in the spring, $3 per doz., large plants in the 

 fall $5 per doz. 



