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Arthur T.Boddin^ton, 342 West l^th St.. New Vork City 



English Flower Names 



The Latin names being in the present edition all arranged alphabetically, it is only necessary to include in the following short index 

 such ol the leading English names as are distinct from the botanical ones, and could not be quickly found by those unacquainted with the 

 latter It will, of course, be understood that each seed will be found in the catalogue under the head of the latin name, printed in italics in 

 the columns below. - , k 



Alkanet Anchusa 



Aster, German ( allistephus 



Aster, French Callistephus 



Balsam Impaticns 



Bergamot Plant Monarda 



Bitter Vetch Orobus 



Bottle Gourd La°^eiiaria 



Canary Flower Tropcroluni 



Candytuft Iberis 



Canterbury Bell Campanula 



Cape Gooseberry Phy salts 



Carnation Dianlluts 



Castor Oil Plant Ricinus 



Catchfly Silene 



Cockscomb Celosia 



Columbine . . Aquilefria 



Convolvulus major Ipomcra 



Convolvulus minor Convolvulus 



Cornflower Centaur ea 



Cowslip, American Dudecalheon 



Daisy Belli s 



Dragon's Head D' aroc. phalum 



Eggplant Sola Hum 



Eryngo, or Sea Hollv Ervn^tum 



Evening Primrose CJuiothera 



Everlasting, Yellow Helichrvsum 



Everlasting, Purple Xeranlhcmum 



Feather Grass Stipa 



Feverfew Pyrethrum 



Flax /.in Jim 



Flower-of-an-Hour Hibiscus 



Forget-me-not Mvosotis 



Foxglove n'ic^ilalis 



Fraxinella Dictamnus 



French Honeysuckle Hedysarum 



Gentianella Genliana 



Globe Thistle Echinops 



Gourd Cucwbita 



Goat's Rue Galef^a 



Heartsease Viola 



Hollyhock Althcra 



Honesty Lunaria 



Horn-poppy Glaucium 



Ice-plant Mesembrvanthemum 



Indian Pink ; .'. . Dianlhus 



Indian Shot Catuia 



Jacob's Ladder Polemonium 



Larkspur, Branching Dclphinnnn 



Larkspur, Rocket Delphinium 



Lavender Lavandula 



Love Grass Eragrostis 



Love-in-a-Mist Nig:ella 



Love-lies-bleeding Amaranlus 



Marigold, African Tagetes 



Marigold, French Tageles 



Marigold, Pot Calendula 



Marvel of Peru Mirabilis 



Meadow Rue Tlialictrum 



Mignonette Reseda 



Monkey Flower Mimulus 



Monkshood Aconilum 



Mullein Verbascum 



Musk Plant Mimulus 



Nasturtium Tropcrolnm 



Pansy , Mala 



Pasque Flower^ Anemone 



Passion Flower. Passiflora 



Pea, Everlasting Latliyrus 



Pea, Sweet LaUiyrus 



Persicaria Polygonum 



I'icotee Dianlhus 



Pimpernel -inagallis 



Polyanthus Primula 



Poppy Papaver 



Poppy, Horn Glaucium 



Poppy, Californian Eschschollzia 



Primrose, Chinese Primula 



Prince's Feather Amaranlus 



Rocket, Sweet Hesperis 



Rock Rose Helianthemum 



Skull Cap Scutellaria 



Sensitive Plant Mimosa 



Snapdragon Antirrhivum 



Speedwell rer<,nica 



Stock, German Malthiola 



Stock, Virginian Malcolmia 



Sunflower Helianthus 



Sweet Alyssum Alyssum 



Sweet Pea Lalhyrus 



Sweet Sultan Centaurea 



Sweet William Dianlhus 



Sweet Scabious Scabiosa 



Thorn Apple Datura 



Thyme Thymus 



Thrift Arnieria 



Toad Flax- Linaria 



Valerian, Red Centranthus 



Venus's Looking-Glass Specularia 



Violet I'iola 



Wallflower Cheiranthus 



Winter Cherry Physalis 



Wood Sorrel Oxalis 



A List of Flower Seeds Most Suitable for Cutting 



Acroclinium, HP^ ' 

 Antirrhinum, HHP. 

 Aster, HA. 

 Aquilegia, HP. 

 Baptisia, HP, 

 Boitonia, HP. 

 Calliopsis, HH. 

 Calendula, HH. 

 Campanula, HB. 

 Candytuft, HA. 

 Carnation, HHP. 

 Centaurea, HA. and HP. 

 Cosmos, HA. 



Dahlia, HHP- 

 Delphinium, HP. 

 Dianthus, HA. and HP. 

 Eschscholtzia, HA. 

 Gaillardia, HA. and HP. 

 Gypsophvlla. HH. and HP. 

 Geum, HA. and HP. 

 Helianthus, HA. and HP. 

 Hunnemania, HA. 

 Larkspur, HA. '•• 

 Lupinus, HA. and HP. 

 Lychnis, HP. 

 Marigold, HA. 



Matricaria. HP. 

 Mignonette, HA. 

 Myosotis, HP. 

 Nigella, HA. 

 Nasturtium, HA. 

 Pansy, HP. 

 Peas (sweet), HA. 

 Penstemon, HHP. 

 Platycodon, HP. 

 Phlox, HA. and HP. 

 Poppy, HA. and HP. 

 Pyrethrum, HP. 

 Rhodanthe, HA. 



Rocket, HP. 

 Salpiglossis, HA. 

 Scabious, HA. 

 Schizanthus, HA. 

 Sweet William, HB. 

 Stocks, HA. 

 Verbena, HA. 

 Veronica, HP. 

 Virginia stocks, HA. 

 Wallflower, HA. and HP. 

 Zinnias, HA. 



Ornamental Grasses. H.^. and 

 HP. 



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60 " " " •• ' :.:.\ 2 00 



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