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Fred'k W. Kelsey, 150 Broadwav, New York. 



HELIANTHUS. Sunflower. Hardy and free 

 blooming from July to October. Decapetalus, 

 orgyalit and muUiflorus fiore pleno re])reseDt the 

 best varieties. 



HELIOPSIS. Ox-eye. Somewhat like a sun- 

 flower. Orange-colored flowers. Lcevis and 

 Pitcheriana are the best varieties. 



GYNERIUn argenteum. Pampas Grass. The 

 finest of the ornamental grasses, growing 6 to 

 10 feet high ; large white plumes in autumn. 

 A superb lawn plant; requires protection in 

 this latitude. 



HELLEBORUS. Christmas Rose. Very val- 

 uable for cutting purposes. Requires a shad5' 

 position and moist soil, and when covered with 

 a frame in winter its beautiful flowers may be 

 had at Christmas. 



HEHEROCALLIS. Day Lily. Lily-shaped 



flowers of coppery red and yellow. Flava, fulva, 

 f graminea and Kwanso flore pleno are the choicest 



and best-known sorts. 

 HEPATICA. Liver Leap. Round leaves and 



purplish-white flowers. 

 HERNIARIA. See Creeping Vines for Shaded 



Places, page 51. 

 HESPERUS. Rocket. One of the finest hardy 



herbaceous plants. Double white and purple 



fragrant flowers in June. 



HIBISCUS. Rose Marrow. Handsome foliage 

 and beautiful showy flowers, both white and 

 rose in color. The varieties are grandiflorus 

 albus. roseus, Moscheuios, Crimson Eye. 



HOLLYHOCKS. Superb collections of the finest 

 double varieties and most brilliant colors. 

 Strong flowering 2-year roots, f 3 to $5 per dozen. 

 Special low prices per 100. The best novelty 

 in hollyhocks is the new Allegheny strain. Fine 

 large-fringed flowers in various colors. 



HYPERICUM. See Deciduous Shrubs, page 37. 



Double Hollyhocks. 



Such fine clumpe of Japanese Iris are cheap at the price. There will be eome good orders forthcomiog. 

 RhlnecllH, N. Y. T. T. 



