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TAGETE8 SICNATA PUM1LA (full size of flower). 

 MO. PRICE. 



VENIDIUM. Nat. Ord., Composite. 

 An exceedingly showy plant, with large, handsome flower, having a very gay 

 appearance in beds or borders; thrives best in turfy loam. Half-hardy annual. 



354 Venidium Calendulaceum. Deep orange; rich brown centre. 1 foot . . .10 



VENUS'S LOOKING-GLASS. Nat. Ord., Campnnuhcea. 

 A free-flowering, pretty little plant, of nice habit of growth, especially adapted 

 for beds, ribbons, or edgings; grows well in any garden soil. Hardy annual. 



355 Venns's Looking-Glass ( Campanula). Finest mixed ; from south of Europe. J ft .05 



VISCARIA (Rose of Heaven). Nat. Ord., Caryophyllacem. 

 A genus of remarkably pretty, profuse-flowering plants, producing a striking 

 effect in beds, ribbons, or mixed borders. Hardy annuals. 

 350 Viscaria. Finest Mixed 10 



357 Good Mixed 05 



WHITLAVIA. Nat. Ord , TTydrophjUacea. 

 A very handsome free-flowering plant, suitable for beds and borders; from Cali- 

 fornia. Hardy annual. 



358 Whitlavia Grandiflora. Violet-blue. 1 foot 05 



ZINNIA. Nat. Ord., ComposUa. 

 A grand genus of autumn-flowering plants, combining the greatest richness and 

 diversity of color with unequalled proration and duration of bloom. 



Among the novelties of recent introduction, the New Double Zinnia has proved 

 a most important acquisition. Its splend : i double flowers rival, in beauty, size, 

 and form, moderate-size dahlias. 



350 Zinnia Elegans. Mixed. 2 feet 05 



360 Double. The seed we offer was saved only from the finest double flowers, 



and will produce a large percentage of double-flowering plants. Mixed . .10 



£61 Mexicana. It is a neat dwarf plant, of compact habit, scarcely one foot 



high, much branched. It is offered in some lists under the name of Zinnia 

 Haageana, and also Aurea and Sanvitalia Mexicana 10 



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