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



NAME. 



Iberis lilacina. . 



* * sempervirens 



* ' pectinata odorata 



ilce Plant 



-Indian Shot 



'Ipomsea bona jaox. 



*' coccinea 



" marmorata grandiflora 



" quamocHt (Cypress Vine) 



^lacobsea 



lob's Tears 



Lady's Slipper. 



^3 C OS 

 ^ ^ ^ 



hA 

 hP 

 hA 



hhA 



a-fantaha, hybrida finest 



Xarkspur 



Xathyrus odoratus (Sweet Pea). 



" Painted Lady -.. 



" Everlasting Pea 



white 



Cravender 



I^avendula 



hhP 



hA 

 hP 



X>eptosiphon hybridus, French. 



itLrinaria cymballaria 



" Finest mixed 



Irfinum grandiflorum rubrum 



^oasa hispida 



" tricolor 



XfObelia cardinalis Queen Victoria... 



" erinus gracilis 



** " speciosa Crystal Palace, 

 erecta 



jIx>phospermum scandens. 



;X»ove-in-a-mist 



TLove-in-a-puff 



LfOve-lies- bleeding 



JLunaria annua 



Xupinus finest annual sorts mixed 



Lychnis Haageana Fine Hybrid — 



Maize Japanese - 



Mai ope grandiflora 



iMarigoJds 



Martynia fragrans 



-Marvel of Peru... 



^Matricaria capensis fl. pi 



/Maurandia Barclayana, .* . . 



" finest eolors. 



JMesembryanthemum crystallinum 



^Mignonette 



.Mimosa pudica 



i^Mimulus cardinalis. 

 " tigrinus... 



hP^ 



hA 



hP 

 hA 

 hP 

 hA 



"hP 

 hA 



hhA 



hB 

 hA 



hP 

 hA 



hhA 

 hhP 

 hhP 

 hA 



hhA 

 hhP 



I 



4 



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deep pur. 

 white. 



white, 

 scarlet, 

 variegated, 

 mixed. 



mixed. 



mixed, 

 rose & wh, 



violet. 



lavender, 

 mixed, 

 splen.scar. 

 golden yel. 

 yel .shaded 



scarlet, 

 dark blue. 



mixed. 



purple, 

 mixed. 



scarlet, 

 striped leaf 

 mixed. 



crimson, 

 white. 



mixed, 

 white. 



pink. wht. 

 scarlet, 

 spotted. 



GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. 



5 is perfecdy hardy, flowering very eariy ia 

 5 the spring. 



Ice Plant. — See Mesembryanthemum. 

 Ijidian Shot.— See Canna. 

 Ipomsea bona npx.— Evening Glory. 

 I. coccinea. — Star Ipomsea. I. gran- 

 diflora. — Variegated Morning Glory.- 

 I. quamoclit. — Cypresss Vine. An 

 elegant and exceedingly graceful, fine 

 foliaged climber, with star-like blossoms 

 of various colors. The seed should be 

 sown the last of May in a warm, sunny 

 location. 

 Jacobsea. — See Senecio. 

 Job's Tears. — See Coix lacryma. 

 Lady's Slipper. — See Calceolaria and 

 Balsam. 



Larkspur. — See Delphinium. 

 5 Lathyrus. — Sweet Pea. Fragrant and 

 5 profuse flowering climbing plants con- 

 5 tinning in blossom throughout the season. 

 5 The seed should be sown as early as tae 

 ground can be worked in the spring, to 

 enable the vines to get a good strong 

 growth before the warm weather comes. 

 Sow the seed in rows and support the 

 vines with brush, or with strong twine 

 fastened to stakes set among the plants. 

 Our seed is saved only from the very 

 finest sorts cultivated, and are true to name. 

 5 Lavender. — See Lavendula. . ■ 

 5 Lavendula. — Well-known old-fashioned 

 flower, highly prized for its peculiar 

 odor. 



Leptosiphon. — Very pretty for ribbon 

 beds and borders; colors blue, white, 

 lilac, sulphur, purple and orange. 

 Lindria. — Kenilworth or Coliseum Ivy. 



Linum.— Scarlet Flax. 



Loasa. — Climbers, with curious flowers. 



Lobelia cardinalis. — Cardinal Flower. 

 With darkest leaves, very beautiful. L. 

 speciosa. — One of the most effective 

 varieties for bedding. L. erecta. — Ex- 

 cellent for edgings and ribbon, or carpet- 

 bedding ; very fine and compact. 

 Lophospermum. — Beautiful climbing 

 plant, with very large trumpet-shaped 

 flowers. 



Love-in-a-mist. — See Nigella hispanica. 

 Love-in-a-pufF.— See Balloon Vine. 

 Love-lies-bleeding. — See Amaranthus 



caudatus. 

 Lunaria. — Honesty. 



Lupinus. — Lupine. Splendid plants, 

 with long spikes of rose, white, lilac, red, 

 yellow and blue flowers. 



Lychnis. — Ragged Robbin. 



Maize. — Striped Japanese Com, Very 

 ornamental. 



Marigolds. — See Tagetes. 



Marvel of Peru. — See Mirabilis. 

 Matricaria. — Feverfew; dwarf ana very 

 double. M. par. — See pyrethrum. 



Mesembryanthemum. — Ice Plant 



Diamond Plant. 

 Mignonette. — See Reseda. 

 Mimosa.^ — Sensitive Plant. 

 Mimulus cardinalis. — Monkey Flower; 



will bloom the first season from seed. 



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