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J. M. Thorburn & Co., 15 John St., New York. 



NUMBER and NAME. 



% oz. at 01 

 $1 per oz. 



. rate only on articles quoted at 

 and over. 



General Observations. 



3428 

 343o 



343i 



3432 

 3435 

 3436 

 3438 

 3439 



3444 



3446 



345o 



3452 



3454 



3456 



3458 



3460 



3460a 



3465 



347o 



3472 



3479 



348o 



3484 



3489 



3493 



3498 



3500 

 3505 

 35o6 

 3507 

 3509 



35i 1 



3513 



3517 

 352o 

 3522 



3524 



3530 

 3531 

 3532 

 3533 

 3534 

 3535 

 3537 

 3538 

 354o 



3547 

 3549 

 355o 

 3552 

 3553 



Lotus Jacobaeus 



tetragonolobus . .peroz.,20c. 



Love-Lies-Bleeding . oz., 20c. 



Love-in-a-Mist . 



White Double . 

 Blue Spanish . . 

 White Spanish . 

 Mixed Spanish . 



Lupinus albus . . . 

 atroviolaceus . . . . 

 Cruikshankii . . . . 

 Dunnettii superbus 



Hartwegii 



— albus 



coelestinus 



hirsutus 



— ruber 



luteus 



mutabilis 



per oz.,25c. 

 25c. 

 " 30c. 

 " 30c 

 " 25c. 



nanus 



polyphyllus 



— Mixed Perennial . peroz., 30c. 



subcarnosus 



sulphureus 



tricolor elegans 



Mixed Annual . . . per oz., 20c. 

 Collection of Lupins, including — 

 12 choicest varieties 



Lychnis Chalcedonica . . . . 



— alba 



—Mixed per oz., 40c. 



fulgens 



Haageana hybrida 



Lysimachia verticillata . . . . 



Madia elegans . . . per oz., 40c. 



Malope grandiflora 



, — alba 



— Mixed per oz., 20c. 



Malva miniata {Sphczralcea Mun 

 roana) 



Marigold, African 



— Mixed 



— El Dorado . . . 

 — Nugget of Gold 

 Dwarf Striped . . 

 —Gold Striped . 



French 



—Mixed 



Ranunculus 



per oz., 



50c. 

 50c. 

 60c. 

 75C 

 50c. 

 50c. 

 50c. 

 40c. 

 50c. 



Choice collections, including — 



8 vars. Marigold, D'ble French 



6 " African . . . 



Martynia Craniolaria 



proboscidea . . . .. per oz. , 30c. 



lutea 



formosa 



fragrans 



3556 

 3556a 



3557 

 356o 



3Iarvel of Peru .... 



Matricaria eximia plena 

 capensis plena 



Mathiola bicornus 

 Melilotus ccerulea 



per oz., 30c. 



3562 Mentzelia laevicaulis 



gA 

 hA 



2 3 



hP 



1 3 



2 3 

 2 



2 3 



hA 



hP 

 hA 

 hP 



d. & br. 

 yellow 



crim. 



blue 



white 



blue 



white 



mixed 



white 

 v. & w. 

 var. 



b.& pk. 



hA 

 hP 

 hA 



hP 



tP 

 hP 



hA 



white 

 I. blue 

 blue 

 rose 

 yel. 

 var. 

 b. & v. 

 blue 

 mixed 

 white 

 sul. 

 o. & ro. 

 mixed 



scar, 

 white 

 mixed 

 I scar, 

 mixed 



gP 

 hA 



hhA 



yel. 



red 



white 



mixed 



lem. 



mixed 



yel. 



gold 



strip. 



orange 

 mixed 

 strip. 



w.& sp. 

 vio. sp. 

 yel. 



hA white 



. hhA 



3 j hP 

 2 I hB 



blue 

 yel. 



1-2 

 2 



4 



2 



\% 

 1 



1% 



cts 

 5 

 5 



Pretty and interesting. 

 (Winged Pea.) 



j \Amarantus caudatus.) Grace- 

 ( ful, showy flowers, of tall Ijabil, 



j (Nigella.) Curious and ornamen- 

 tal ; Fennel - 1 e a v e d ; easily 

 grown and hardy. 



5 1 

 5 j 



5 j 

 25 



I A large genus of very ornamen- 

 tal annual or perennial plants. 

 No. 3479 grows five to six feet 

 high, and has immense racemes 

 of lovely dark blue flowers. No. 

 3470 has very fragrant flowers, 

 nearly white when first open, 

 and at length with tinges of yel- 

 low and purple. Some varie- 

 ties are especially charming, 

 having spikes of highly colored 

 flowers, silvery foliage and good 

 habit. A rich loam will produce 

 the finest plants and flowers. 

 The dwarf species make the 

 best bedding plants. All the 

 varieties are very free flower- 

 ing, bright, attractive and easily 

 grown. 



] Brilliantly colored border plants. 

 3507 is a superb variety, and the 



r original of the beautiful Haage- 

 ana hybrids, which include the 



j choicest flowers. 



Showy saucer-like flowers. 



( Handsome flowers ; should be in 

 I a shady position. 



} Mallow-like flowers ; very pretty. 

 Sow early. 



) Beautiful flowers ; has been adver- 

 } tised as "Sunset Plant." 



( Tagetes. ) Saved from finest 

 double flowers. They are highly 

 ornamental in the fall. The 

 dwarf varieties are useful for 

 bedding. See also Calendula. 



Curious and very handsome plants 

 for the border. 



See Four O'clock, 



j (Mirabiljs.) 

 "( page 89. 

 ) (Feverfew. ) Pretty and neat ; 

 f small double flowers. 

 ) Very fragrant at night, but closing 

 j during the day. 



Ornamental ; like the Lotus. 

 r Large, bright yellow flowers, clos- 

 1 ing after noon. 



