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A } 395 



w£ ^2 Aquile^ia Alba Pleno. New; double, white, fine . . 



1 39? ~ V n de M Wh '. te ' Striped With reddish cri ~ 



' w rorm «sa. Double; crimson and orange. H feet 



jjo Rosea. Beautiful rose-color; double. 2 feet •' 



Rubro. Fine, crimson; double, u feet 



Glandulosa. Blue and white. 1 foot 



398 Siberica. Violet; double. 1 foot 



399 Skinnerii. Scarlet and yellow 



400 Finest Mixed 



401 Good Mixed . 



Beautiful double 



i 39G 



397 



39T 



I 398 , 



| fa 399 ! 



very beautiful; from Guatemala, lj f ee t 



.25 

 .25 

 .05 

 .25 

 .25 

 .10 

 .25 

 .10 



I 



ft 



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An exceedingly early sprin 



ARABIS. Nat. Ord., Cruet/eras. 



frith the yellow AlyssuWrv^ ribbons 

 any good garden soil. Hardy perennial ° K NUMk > ed S ln «- &c -. succeeding well in 



402 Arabis Alpina. Pure white; from Switzerland. J foot 



a v. 1 ARBUT US. (Strawberry-Tube). Nat. Okd Ericautm 

 a be^n^^&^^--^bjoyereddurin ' 



403 Arbutus Unedo. 



I 



: S ^ 



.10 



and strawberry fruit. 

 From Ireland. 10 feet . 



; October and Noyem- 



Hands 



ARCTOCTIS. Nat. Ord, Composite. 

 large, beautiful flowed intneX^f P « C ? 0 ^' COm P nct - dwarf h » bit . with 



40o — BrevMcaipa. Deep orange, dark centre ; from C. of Good Hope.' J ft. ' 



Usef.,1 »,„ i ARMERIA. Nat. Ord, Plumbaginace*. 

 hardy perennials; adapted for rock-work, edgii 



.10 



.10 

 .10 



. nr Delicate rose, i foot 



4U7 * ormosa. Rose and white 



Jging, or culture in pots. 



1 foot 



40G Armeria Dianthoides. 

 407 Formosa. Rose an 



408 - ^^^J^^nety with large corymbs four to six inches in 

 uunerence, ot bnlhant rosy carmine flowers; good for bouquets. 1 



.10 

 .10 



bouquets. 1 foot .26 



