Catalogue of High-Class Seeds. 77 



NUMBER and NAME 



y K oz. at oz. 

 $1 



oz. and over 



2159 Alyssum maritimum .per oz.,4oc. 



2160 — compactum, Dwarf " 50c. 



2161 — procumbens 



2162 — Thorburn's Bouquet 



2162a — " Little Gem " 



2163 saxatile compactum .peroz.,6oc. 

 2166 argeuteum " 6oc. 1 



hA 



2167 *Amaran(us Abyssinicus . . . . 



216S *bicolor ruber 



2168a *cruentus (Prince's Feather) . . 



2182 *Henderi 



2190 *melancholicus ruber 



2192 *salicifolius 



2196 ^sanguineus nanus 



2197 ^tricolor (Joseph's Coat) 



2197a * — giganteus 



21976 * — splendens 



2198 *atropurpureus 



2199 *Fine Mixed . . . . peroz.,20C. 

 Collection of Amarantus, including 



12 varieties, choicest sorts . . 



hP 



2 3 



tA 



Amethyst 



2220 Anagallis, in varieties 



2223 Anchusa capensis . . 



2224 Barrelieri 



2230 Anemone coronaria . • 



2231 Japonica rosea 



2232 — alba " Honorine Jobert 

 2237 sylvestris 



2240 Angelonia grandiflora . 



Antirrhinum 



2245 

 2249 



2253 

 2254 

 2255 

 2256 



2257 

 2258 

 2259 



Aquilegia (Columbine) — 



caryophylloides 



chrysantha 



coerulea 



Canadensis 



flabellata 



Munstead Giant 



vulgaris Double White 



—Double Mixed 



— Single Mixed 



Collection of Aquilegia, including 

 12 choice varieties 



hhA 



hhB 

 hP 



white 



trai 



trai. 









trai. 





M 1 





trai. 



yel. 



1 



H 



d.red 



3 



red 



2 



d. red 



3 . 



cr. & y. 



4 



red 





pur. 





scar. 





mixed 



diff. 



dk&p'r 

 mixed 



pur. 

 d. blue 



mixed 

 rose 

 white 

 white 



1% 

 2 



gP pur. 



hP 



2260 Aralia Sieboldii 



2261 variegata 



226=5 Argemone grandifi'a, per oz. ,40c. 2 3 



2266 — lutea " 40c. I • • 



strip, 

 yel. 

 blue 

 r. & y. 

 white 



lixed 



3 



hhP 



2268 Arnebia cornuta 



2273 

 2276 

 2278 

 2279 



2283 

 2285 



Asclepias Cornuti 



Curassavica 1 



incarnata 



tuberosa 



hA 



hhA 

 hP 

 hP 



Aspernla setosa azurea 2 3 hhA 



odorata (Woodruff) • • hP 



Asters, Chrvsanthemum-flow'd — 

 2286 —Half Dwarf White 



2287 Rose 



2288 Light Blue 



2288a Mixed . . per oz., $1.50 • 



2289 —Tall Mixed 



2290 Truffaut's Paeony Perfection — 



Snow White . . per oz. , $1 .50 

 2290a — Crimson 



3 hhA 



white 



yel. 



pur. 

 orange 

 rose p. 

 orange 



1. blue 

 white 



rose 

 1. blue 

 mixed 



white 

 crim. 



1% 



cts. 

 5 



5 

 5 



10 



! 



5 ' 



5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 



50 



2159 is the well - known Sweet 

 Alyssum, so much used for edg- 

 ing. Thorburn' s Bouquet is an 

 exceedingly dwarf and compact 

 new sort, of the neatest possible 

 habit, and very suitable for bor- 

 ders or pots. 



Strong - growing, highly orna- 

 mental plants. The tricolor va- 

 rieties are very valuable for 

 bedding, having elegant orna- 

 mental foliage, variegated crim- 

 son, yellow and green ; they are 

 also well adapted for growing in 

 pots. For decorations, of course, 

 the finest marked plants should 

 be selected, as seed saved from 

 the finest sorts produces some 

 very inferior plants. 



See Browallia. 



Plant in sunny situation. 



5 ) Very attractive. Fine for cut- 

 25 } flowers. 



5 h Very beautiful spring flowers, re- 

 quiring rich, deep soil. 2232 ha* 

 large pure white flowers, inval. 

 uable for cutting. 



Beautiful, sweet-scented; for pots. 



See Snapdragon. 



25 



25 

 10 



25 

 10 



25 

 25 

 5 

 5 

 5 



50 



10 

 10 



5 



5 



(Columbine.) Very elegant and 

 free-blooming hardy perennials, 

 suitable for beds, borders or 

 shrubberies ; they prefer a 

 moist, sunny situation. 2255 has 

 pure white flowers and beauti- 

 ful, glaucous leaves. 2256 is 

 very free - flowering, and of 

 sturdy habit. 



Handsome palm-like shrub. 



) In a large garden their glaucous 

 r foliage and large, poppy -like 

 ) flowers are very effective. 



Rich yellow maroon. 



Silkweed ; sweet-scented. 

 Swallow-Wort ; free-bloomer. 

 Swamp Milkweed. 

 Very showy border plant. 



'Sweet-scented, long bloomers; 

 I for borders or rock-work. 



(Callistephus.) The common 

 name is from Aster, a. star, in 

 allusion to the shape of the 

 flower-heads. The genus is very 

 large, containing over 200 spe- 

 cies, but we offer here only the 



