p. H. EBELiNG, PROP'R PERRY SEED STORE. 



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Dianthus, chinensis fl. pi 



" Imperial 



" Heddewigi, double. . . . 



" " laciniatus. 

 Digitalis, Foxglove, lutea 



Polichos Lablab 



V Hyacinth Bean. 



Elichrysum monstrosum. 



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Eragrostis elegans. 



Erysimum Arkansanum.. 



" PerofFskiannm. 

 Erianthus Ravennse 



Eschscholtzia californica... 

 Eucharidium grandiflorum. . 



Euphorbia variegata. 

 Fenzlia dianthiflora... 



Feverfew 



Forget-me-not. 

 Four o'clock — 

 Foxglove.... — 

 Gaillardia picta. 



Gilia 



Gilly Flower ,.. 



Globe Amaranthus 



Gloxihia French hybrida, saved from 



choicest flowers 



Godetia rubicunda 



" finest mixed ; 



Golden Eternal Flower. 

 Gomphrena globosa 



" mixed. 



Gblden Featner. 

 Gourds; 



Gynerium argenteum. 

 Gypsophila elegans. .. 



Heartsease 



Helianthus macrophyllvs giganteiis. . . 



" californicus double 



" globosus fistulosus, fl. pi. 



" nanus plena 



Heliotropium, dark varieties ,, 



Hibiscus africanus , 



Hollyhock, best double 



" Chate#s d'ble extra fine. 



Honesty 



Hyacinth Bean 



Iberis (Candytuft) 



** coronaria white rocket 



** umbellata 



" purpurea (Dunnett's) , 



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yellow, 

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yellow, 

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rosy lilac. 



yellow, 

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 rose, 

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mixed, 

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silver, 

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yellow. 



orange, 

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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. 



of charming double flowers of brilliant 

 scarlet. Being of dwarf and compact 

 habit it is excellent for borders or 

 masses. " 



)igitalis, Foxglove. — Stately and orna- 

 mental growing plants ; succeeding well 

 in half shady places. 



)olichos. — P- -)id climbing plant, witfe 

 large clusters of handsome flowers, pro- 

 ducing, later in the season, in place of; 

 the flowers, pods of a deep purple color j 

 very ornamental. 



Elichrysum. — Everlasting or Eternali 

 Flowers. Should be cut before the^ 

 flowers are fully expanded and dried in 

 the shade, if desired to be saved for 

 winter bouquets. 



Eragrostis. — Love Grass, for dried bou- 

 quets. 



Erysimum. — Showy annuals for borders 

 or masses. 



Erianthus. — A superb grass, resembling 



Pr'.mpas grass. 

 Eschscholtzia.— California Poppy. . 

 Eucharidium.— -Pretty flowering annuals; 



similar to Clarkia. 

 Euphorbia. — Variegated foliage. 

 Fenzlia. — Splendid dwarf growing plant,, 



suitable for small vases "or pots, rustic. 



work or windows. Remains in bloom a- 



long time. 

 Feverfew. — See Matricaria. 

 Forget-me-not. — See Myosotis. 

 Four o'cock. — See Mirabilis. 

 Foxglove. — See Digitalis. 

 Gaillardia. — Very showy flowering plants, 



adapted for bedding, also charming fo2^ 



pot plants. 



Gilly Flower.— See Ten Weeks Stock.. 

 Globe Amaranthus. — See Gomphrena. 

 Gloxinia.— Stove house plants of great 

 beauty. 



Godetia.— Excellent free blooming plants, 

 very desirable for beds, borders and 

 ribbons. 



Golden Eternal Flower.— See Elichry- 

 sum. 



Gomphrena. — Very handsome eveAvtsting 

 flowers. Should be cut when fully grown 

 and hung up to dry in a dark dry place.. 

 Extensively used m Christmas Evergreen 

 Wreaths.' 



Golden Feather.— See Pyrethrum. 



Gourds.— Ornamental cUmbing plants, 

 producing fruit of the most singular 

 forms and colors ; very desirable for trel- 

 lises, screens or arbors. 



Gynerium. — Pampas Grass. 



Gypsophila. — Fine airy flowers, suitable- 

 for bouquets; very nice for growing in 

 masses. 



Heartsease.--See Viola tricolor maxima. 

 Helianithus. — Sunflower. Tall growing: 



plants with immense yellow flowers. 

 Helianthus globosus fistulosufe fi. pU. 



— Flowers very large and double. 

 Heliotropium. — Heliotrope. 

 Hibiscus. — ^.Commonly named. African- 



Rose. 



Hollyhock.— Saved from the best double 

 sorts of the finest strains. 



Honesty.— See Lunaria. 



Hyacinth Bean.— See Dolichos. 



Iberis. — One of the best of annuals; ex- 

 cellent for growing in masses, edgingSj,, 

 borders, rockeries and rustic work. 



I. sempervirens, or perennial Candytuft^ 



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