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NAME. 



iMimulus moschatus — 



Mirabilis Jalapa 



Momordica b^samina. 



IMonkey Flower. 

 Morning Glory.. 

 Mourning Bride. 

 'Mukia scabrella. 



Musk Plant 



Myosotis alpestris coerulea.;. 



" azorica. 



" palustris 



. Myrsiphyllum . asparagoides. 



Nasturtium. 

 "Nemesia 



"Nemophilla insignis. 



^Nicotiana atrofUfpiirea grand. 

 " tabacum fol. var 



•'Nigella damascena,- fl. pi 



" hispanica 



^Nolana atriplicifolia. 



:Nun's Whipping Post;... 



'CEnothera grandiflora Lamarckiana 



Pansy 



'Papaver carnation double. 



Peas, Sweet 



Pentstemon hybridus. 



S'erilla nankinensis. 



Petunia grandiflora Kermesina..... 

 " " maculata Inimitable. 



** " purpurea 



*♦ " splendid single..... 

 " " extra fine, double. .. 

 " " fimbriata, splendid 

 mixture, fringed varieties 



Petunia hybrida, extra fine . 



" " grandiflora fim- 



briata, fl. pi., splendid mixture. - 



Petunia hybrida, first quality 



" nana, compacta multiflora. 



" nyctaginiflora 



Phlox Dxummondi 



" alba. . 



alba oculata...,. 



coccinea 



Radowitzki. ... 



Leopoldi. 



Queen Victoria. . . 



hhP 



hhA 



hP 

 hhP 

 hP 



hA 

 (( 



hhA 



hA 

 << 



« 



hp 



hA 



ThP 



hhA 

 hhP 



hhP 



hhP 

 hA 



Poppy 



Poor Man's Weather Glass 



Portulaca £nest single 



-grandiflora d'ble, ex. qual. 



hA 



"§1 



blue, 

 dark blue. 

 ■ blue, 

 foliage cm, 



8 



8 



yellow. 



finestmix'd 

 yellow. 



sc. fruit. 



mixed, 

 mixed. 



purple, 

 str. leaf, 

 dark blue, 

 purple, 

 mixed. 



yellow, 

 mixed, 

 mixed, 

 foliage orn. 



cnmson. 

 blotched. 



purple. 



mixed. 



mixed, 

 mixed. 



white, 

 finestmix'd 



white, 

 wht.&pur. 



scarlet, 

 rose striped 

 rose&wht. 

 blue&wht. 



mixed. 



Pi 



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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. 



They like a damp, shady situation. M. 



moschatus. — Musk Plant. 

 Mirabilis. — Marvel of Peru; Four o'clock. 

 Momordica. — Balsam Apple; trailing 



plants ; fruit ornamental, yellow outside, 



when ripe, bursting open, showing its 



brilliant carmine interior. 

 Monkey Flower. — See Mimulus. 

 Morning Glory. — See Convolvulus major. 

 Mourning Bride. — See Scabiosa. 

 Mukia. — Handsome Climber, with scarlet 



berries. 



Musk Plant. — See Mimulus. 

 Myosotis.— Forget-me-not; thrives best in 

 moist and shady situations. 



Myrsiphyllum. Smilax ; very graceful 



climber. Valuable for cutting for bou- 

 quets and decorations. 



Nasturtium.— See Tropseolum. 



Nemesia. — Compact growing and im- 

 mensely profuse flowering. 



Nemophilla. — Very pleasing whether ar- 

 ranged in masses, ribbons or borders ; of 

 very compact growth an<^ free flowering. 



Nicotiana tabacum fol, var. — New, 

 striped leaves. 



Nigella. — Devil-in-a-bush. N. hispan- 

 ica. — Love-in-a-rnist. 



Nolana. — Trailing plants; very useful for 

 rustic work, hanging baskets and rock- 

 eries. 



Nun's Whipping Post. — Amaranthus 



melancholicus. 

 C£nothera. — Evening primrose; large 



flowers three to four inches in diameter. 

 Pansy —See Viola tricolor. 

 Papaver.— Poppy; brilliant flowers, large 



and showy. 

 Peas, Sweet. — See Lathyrus odoratus. 

 Pentstemon. — Herbaceous plants; start 



in hot-bed, in shape the flowers resemble 



the Gloxinia, and are of great beauty. 

 Perilla. — Invaluable for contrasting with 



silver-leaved bedding plants; bronzy 



purple. 



Petunia grand, kermesina. — With 

 white throat ; very large. P. grand, ma- 

 culata. — Large flowering; blotched. P. 

 grand, purpurea. — Fine dark varieties ; 

 splendid. P. splendid single. — Saved 

 from the choicest flowers ; very large. P. 

 extra fine. — Double. — The seed of 

 this strain has been obtained from the 

 most perfect double blooms only. 

 Petunia grand, fim. splendid mixture, 



fringed varieties. 

 Petunia hyb. grand, fimbriaia, double 



splendid mixture. 

 Petunia n. com. mult. 

 Phlox. — Excellent for bedding in masses or 

 for borders, flowering in great profusion. 

 Alba aculata. — White, with purple eye. 

 Atropurpurea. — Black warrior, deep 

 blood purple. Coccinea. — Brilliant scar- 

 let. — Leopoldi. — Bright rose, white eye. 

 Radowitzki. — Rose striped. Queen 

 Victoria. — Blue, white eye. 

 Poppy.— See Papaver. 

 Poor Man's Weather Glass. — Sec 

 Anagallis. 



Portulaca. — Beautiful showy annuals, 

 blooming all summer long, delightful in a 

 sunny situation. Most desirable for ex- 

 posed lawn borders and masses. Excellent 

 for rockeries — the double varieties are un- 

 surpassed for brilliancy of color. - It is 

 noticeable that a bed of Portulacas will 



C^ocl Seecis ancl Kertilizers make Beautiful l^awns. We liave t>otli. 



