Catalogue of High-Class Seeds. 



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NUMBER and NAME 



% oz. at oz. rate only on articles quote I at 

 $1 per oz. and over. 



4233 Pyrethrum atrosanguineum 



4234 roseum, Double 



4235 Tchihatchewii . . . 

 4237 Parthenium aureum 

 4237a — " Golden Gem 



4254 Rheum palmatum 



4255 Collinianum 



4258 Rhododendron arboreum 



4270 

 4270a 



4275 



4276 



4277 



4278 



4280 



4282 



4284 



4288 



4288a 



4289 



4290 

 4294 



4295 

 4300 



Ricinus Borboniensis, per oz. ,15c. 



Africanus 



Gibsoni 



macrophyllus 



Cambodgensis (dark) , per oz. ,40c. 



cceruleus 



macrocarpus 

 Phillipinensis 

 — purpureus 



sanguineus 



Zanzibariensis . . .peroz.,5oc. 



IVIixed " 15c. 



Collections, including— 



12 vars. Ricinus, choicest sorts 

 6 " 



Rivina humilis 



Romneya Coulteri 



Rocket, Sweet . . 

 White 



4414 

 4415 



4417 

 4418 

 4420 

 4422 



Saxifraga Aizoon 

 Huettiana . . . 



Rose Campion 

 Rose of Heaven 

 Rose of Sharon .... 



4350 Rudheckia amplexicaulis 



4352 Saintpaulia ionantha 



4356 Salpiglossis azurea 

 4360 coccinea 



4366 Dwarf Mixed . . . per oz., 60c. 



4367 Tall Mixed .... " 60c. 

 Collections, including— 



8 vars. Salpiglossis, Tall . . . 

 8 " " Dwarf. . 



6 " " " . . 



4370 Salvia argentea 



4380 patens .... 



4387 Rcemeriana 



4388 splendens . 



4389 — grandiflora 



439° prostrata 



4392 — compacta erecta 



4397 Sanvitalia procumbens fl. pi. 



4400 Saponaria Calabrica,per oz.,4oc 

 4403 —alba 

 4410 ocymoides 



4412 Sarracenia purpurea 



Scabiosa candidissima | 2 



— Double Snowball 



Mixed Tall per oz., 40c 



Dwarf Double Mixed " 40c 

 Collections Scabiosa, including— 

 8 vars. Dwarf Double . . . 

 6 " " " ... 

 8 " Tall Large-flowered 

 6 " " 



General Observations. 



The last two, known as Golden 

 Feather, are fine for edgings. 

 No. 4237 makes a moss-like tuft. 



(Ornamental Rhubarb. ) 

 Grand evergreen shrubs. 



The Castor Oil plants are 

 growing, tender annuals ; 



free- 

 Very 



ornamental, and quite tropical 

 in appearance when planted 

 singly on lawns ; also much used 

 for centers of subtropical beds. 

 4277 is the handsomest and most 

 graceful Ricinus, with foliage 

 and stem nearly black. 



Ornamental in fruit. For green- 

 houses. 



(California Tree Poppy.) Fine 



flowers, resembling a Poppy. 

 (Hesperis.) Free - blooming and 

 very sweet-scented. 



See Agrostemma coro?iaria. 

 See Agrostemma cceli-rosa. 

 See Hibiscus Syriacus. 

 Showy, large, yellow flowers, with 



brown cone. 

 From Central Africa. Lovely vio- 

 let-like flowers. 



These annuals have very showy, 

 large, funnel - shaped flowers, 

 mottled, veined and self-colored; 

 fine for beds. They require a 

 rich soil, and will well repay 

 liberal treatment. 



Sage plants are well known for 

 their brilliant colors, and no 

 plants can be finer for bedding, 

 particularly the splendens va- 

 rieties. They are easily grown, 

 free-flowering and showy. 



Pretty composite for beds. 



] Pretty dwarf bedding plants* 

 \ Should be cultivated for their 

 J beauty and long blooming. 

 ("Pitcher Plant.") Grows well 



in peaty soil. 

 Curious little plants ; especially 

 J adapted for rock-work. 



The Mourning Bride is a showy 

 border plant, with beautifully 

 variegated flowers. It succeeds 

 in ordinary garden soil. 



