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DATUKA. 



These plants are remarkable for the extraordinary size of their trumpet- 

 shaped flowers. Sow on brisk heat, and transplant into rich soil. Roots can 

 be preserved the same as Dahlias. Half-hardy perennial. 



Datura Wrightii, large flowers, pure white at the center, passing into lilac 

 and blue. at the border; very fragrant. 'S feet. 



" chlorantha fl pi, magnificent large, double, yellow blossoms, 



richly scented, and altogether very fine. 3 feet. 

 '• fastuosa alba fl pi, flowers double; pure white. 3 leet. 

 " mixed, seeds of the above varieties mixed. 



DELPHmiUM. 



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(See Larkspur.) 



DIAl^THUS. 



(See Pink. ) 



DIANTHUS BARBATUS. 



(See Sweet William.) 



DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS. 



(See Carnation.) 



DIDISCUS. 



A new and handsome annual, about two feet in height. Stems much 

 branched, producing flowers in hemispherical heads, the size of quilled Asters. 

 Sow in May, or earlier in hot bed. 

 Didiseus eoerulea, sky blue ; from Australia. 



DIGITALIS. 



(See Foxglove.) 



DOLICHOS. 



(See Hyacinth Bean.) 



ESCHSCHOLTZIA. 



One of the most splendid yellow flowers known. A bed of it in the sun- 

 shine makes a blaze of color. Blossoms two inches in diameter. Hardy annu- 

 al. 1 foot. 



