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VIOLET, Purple Queen. 



VIB&IiTIA STOCK, New Pigmy. 



Terbena, aubletla grandiflora, reddish-purple ; fine ; from North America. 

 " niyeili, white ; sweet scented. 

 " yenosa, rich purple ; free-blooming trailer, from Buenos Ayres. 



" scarlet. 



" DelianCG. Seed that may be relied upon to produce this exceedingly 

 showy, well known, deep scarlet ^'erbena, is now oflcrcd for the first time. 



" pure white, maxima perfecta alba. This is a very desirable novelty, 

 said to produce large, pure white flowers of standard perfection. It will 

 be appreciated by all who have so long felt' the want of it. 



" hybrida, blue. 



" " Italian^ new ; striped and variegated. 



" auriculae-flora. Splendid novelty ; large and well formed. 

 Blooms in various shades with a distinct eye of white or rose. 

 " " ver\' fine ; extra choice mixed. 



" fine mixed, seeds of the above and many other splendid varieties mixed. 



VIOLA TRICOLOR. 



(See Pansy.) 



VIOLET, ENGLISH.— (Viola Odorata.) 



An unobtrusive little plant, in demand for its profusion of bloom and deli- 

 cate fragrance. Succeeds best in damp or sheltered situations. Flowers single 

 and double. Hardy perennial. '^^ foot. 

 Violet, Sweet Scented, Engli.*;h, (Ti'^ia Odorata.) 



" ^llite, (yioia COmuta alba,) beautiful, pure white variety of these 

 valuable bedding pla us. 



Yellow, (yiola cornuta lutea grandiflora.) 

 Manye Queen, mauve colored. 

 " Purple Queen, deep, fine purple. 



VIRGINIA STOCK.— (Malcomia.) 



Hardy annuals, very useful for bordering or edging. A continual succes- 

 sion of blossom may be kept up the whole sea; en by sowing at inten-als through 

 ^ the Spring and Summer. The flower and plcr.t are quite as desirable as the 

 -'- Cand\-tuft ; grow about 9 inches high. 



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