F. H. EBELING, PROP'R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 



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NAME. 



Sunflower 



Swan River Daisy 



Sweet Alyssum 



Sweet Pea 



Sweet Rocket , 



Sweet Sultan 



Sweet William 



Tagetes double African 



" " French 



" " signita pumila 



Tassel Flower 



Thunbergia, finest.. 



hhA 



Trifolium suaveolens 



Trichosanthes coccinea. 



Tritoma uvaria 



"Tropaeolum canariense 



" Lobianum Brilliant 



" " Crown Prince of Prussia. 



" " Giant des Batailles.. 



" " Lilli Smith 



" " Napoleon III 



" " Lucifer (very rare)- 



" " Roi des Noirs 



" Spitfire 



" " finest varieties 



" majus atropurpureum. : 



" " coccineum 



" " lutem •.. 



« « regelianum 



** cceruleo roseum 



** majus, finest varieties .. 



" Tom Thumb, Carter's scarlet. 



" " Crystal Palace Gem. 



« " King of Tom Thumbs 



" " King Theodore 



« " Pearl 



" " Ruby King (new) 



. " luteum 



" " cceruleo roseum 



Venus' Looking Glass 



Verbena hybrida, choice named col's. . . 



Veronica syriaca 



. " ■ " fl. albo 



Vinca rosea 



« alba 



'Viola tricolor maxima, Pansy, finest. 

 " " " very large flow'g 



" " " candidissima ' 



" " " Snow Queen 



" Emperor William 



" Faust, or King of the Blacks.... 



" Odier, or five blotched , 



" Gold-margined 



" Violet color margined 



" White Treasure 



" Yellow.- 



" good quality 



" odorata- The Czar (Violet). 



Viscaria hybrida splendens 



hA 



hhA 



hP 

 hhA 



"Vaitzia grandiflora.'. . 



Wall Flower 



Whitlavia grandiflora alba. 



Wigandia caracasana. 

 ** vigieri 



hhA 

 hA 



hhP 



hhA 

 <( 



g sh. 



g sh. 



hP 



hA 



hA 



hhP 

 hA 



hhS 



mixed, 

 br. & yel. 

 mixed. 



mixed. 



orange red 



yellow, 

 dark scar, 

 blood red. 



carmine. 



crimson, 

 ver. striped 

 cri. dk. fol. 

 almost 'jlk. 

 brightscar. 

 mix. colors, 

 black bro'n 



scarlet. 



yellow, 

 pur. violet. 



d. rose. 



mixed. 



scarlet, 

 sul.col.spt. 

 dp. scarlet, 

 very dark 

 nearlywht. 



carmine, 

 bright yel. 

 mar. tint. 



K 



1-2 



8 



mixed. 



blue&wht 

 white, 

 rose, 

 white. 



mixed. 



white, 

 deep blue, 

 coal black. 



various, 

 mer.with y 

 mar.withw 

 pure white, 

 pure yel. 



mixed, 

 blue. 



mixed. 



yellow. 



mixed, 

 white, 

 purple, 

 or. leaf. 



GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. 



Sunflower. — See Helianthus. 

 Swan River Daisy. — See Brachycome. 

 Sweet Alyssum. — See Alyssum. 

 Sweet Pea. — See Lathyrus. 

 Sweet Rocket. — See Hesperis. 

 Sweet Sultan. — See Centaurea. 

 Sweet William. — See Dianthus. 

 Tagetes. — Marigold; good old-fashioned 

 flowers, very popular. 



Tassel Flower. — See Cacalia. 

 Thunbergia. — -Rapidjfree-bloomingclimb- 



ers, flowers buff, orange and white. 

 Trifolium. — Sweet scented clover. 

 Trichosanthes. — Small oval green and 

 white marbled gourds, changing to scar- 

 let, beautiful. 

 ID Tritoma. — Red-hot-poker plant. 

 ID Tropeeoleum Canariense. — Canary- 

 lo bird Flower ; a great favorite, with pretty 

 ID yeflow flowers, resembling a bird with 

 lo wings spread ; very graceful climber. T. 

 lo Lobb. are very ornamental climbers, 

 lo useful alike in the greenhouse, parlor or 

 ID garden ; constant bloomers. T. Majus 

 ID is the tall growing Nasturtium; very 

 ID serviceable for garden culture, as they 

 5 withstand almost the most excessive 

 ID drought; very free flowering, and vigor- 

 lo ous growing climbers. T. Tom Thufnb, 

 are suitable to be grown in clumps, mass- 

 lo es, or alone, and will produce the most 

 lo pleasing effect. The kinds catalogued 

 5 are those of most recent introduction, and 

 ID form an assortment of unqualified ex- 

 lo cellence. Great pains have been taken 

 lo to have all our varieties true to name^ and 

 io and we recommend them very highly. 



ID 



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Venus' Looking Glass. — See Campan- 

 ula speculum. 



Verbena Candidissima, New. — With im- 

 mense trusses of flowers of the purest 

 white ; best for sale plants. V". Striata. — 

 Italian carnation-like striped, very choiqe. 



Veronica. — Highly esteemed for edgings, 

 rockeries, or pot plants. 



Vinca.-^If sown early, in the house, will 

 blossom same season ; very bright shining ' 

 green foliage, flowers are delightfully 

 pleasing. 



Viola, Pansy.— Start early in March, in 

 the house, if no greenhouse is convenient, 

 a sunny window will answer. Sow lightly 

 in fine loam, in a box or flower-pot, and 

 transplant when well up. Transplant 

 several times before finally transplanting 

 out doors. Pinch off the first buds as 

 soon as they appear, and from early fall 

 until the ground freezes you will have 

 the largest pansies possible to grow . 



Viscara. — Flowers maroon, pink, carmine 

 and rose. 



Waitzia. — Everlasting flowers ; very de- 

 sirable for winter bouquets. 

 Wallflower. — Cheiranthus. 



Wigandia. — Elegant;, stately, omaihental 

 plants. 



Use our Special l^awn 



Dressinsr and Avoid Koul Weeds. 



