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



NAME. 



-Aster, Truffaut's La Superbe 



" Dwarf Chrysanthemum 



" Large Rose-flowered 



** Cocardeau or Crown (w. centre) 



" New Washington, white . 



" Perennial, fine mixed 



_Avena sterilis. 

 ;Balloon Vine. , 



^Balsam, Double Extra 



" Double Rose flowered.. 



," Double Rose flowered, white 

 " Double Camellia flowered.. 



" New Carnation-striped 



" Double Solferino- 



" Victor'^ 



Bartonia aurea., 



Bean, Scarlet Runner. 



" White, 

 Bellis Perennis, fl. pi... 



Brachycome iberidifolia. 



" Briza compacta 



" maxima - 



;Bromus brizae formis 



iBrowallia elata. 



iBryonopsis laciniosa erythiocarpa. . 



'Cacalia coccinea... 

 Calampelis scabra. 



Calandrina discolor 



* ' grandiflora . . . -' 



" umbellata 



-Calceolaria hybrida, large flowered 



" James' Prize splendid--. 



Calendula pluvialis 



Calendula Officinalis "Meteor" 



-California Poppy 



Calliopsis Drummondi - - 



" bicolor nana 



' Callirrhoe pedata nana 



■Campanula medium, single.. 



" speculum. 

 ^Canary Bird Vine... 



Candytuft , 



.iCanna, Finest mixed. 



Nigricans 



" Zebrina 



Canterbury Bell 



Cardinal Flower 



Cardiospermum Halicacabum. 



Carnation 



Castar Oil Bean 



-^Catchfly 



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pure wht. 

 mixed. 



various. 



white. 



mixed. 



white, 

 mixed. 



white. 



mixed. 

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w.,spt.,str. 

 w., sc. sp. 



yellow, 

 scarlet. 

 Vhite, 

 mixed. 



mixed. 



mixed. 



scarlet, 

 orange. 



rose, 

 rosy i)ink. 

 crim.violet 

 mixed. 



w.b.und'th 

 It. orange. 



pur. & yel. 

 mixed, 

 mixed. 



mixed, 

 yellow. 



mixed. 



red. 

 scarlet. 



white. 



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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. 



Aster. No lover of these flowers can find 

 anything so easily cultivated that would 

 afford such genuine pleasure and satis- 

 faction. The New Washington varieties 

 are extremely beantiful, attaining a very 

 large size averaging inches in diam- 

 eter, and in delicacy of tints are un- 

 equalled. Aster seed should be sown 

 early in the Spring in a hot-bed or win- 

 dow box and transplanted out-doors 

 when the weather is warm, about_ 12 

 inches apart — the taller varieties a little 

 farther apart and the dwarf varieties a 

 little nearer together. 



Avena. — Animated Oats. 



Balloon Vine.— Love-in-a-puff; climbing 

 plant for house or garden. 



Balsams.^ — ^Our balsams have been select- 

 ed with great care and we feel certain 

 that they will please our customers. 



The Double Rose-flowered White 

 Balsam is of unequalled purity and in 

 great demand among florists. 



The Double Victoria White Scarlet 

 Spotted is verj' delicate in color and 

 will become a great favorite. 



Bean.— Climbers, bearing clusters of daz- 

 zling scarlet, and pure white flowers. 



Bellis.— Double Daisy.— Very hand- 

 some spring flowering plant. 



Brachycome. — Swan River Daisy. 



Briza. — Quaking Grass. 



Bromus. — Ornamental Grass for winter 

 bouquets. 



Browallia elata. — Is one of the finest of 

 the few blue flowers, either for pot or 

 garden culture, and useful for cuttmg for 

 bouquets. 



Bryonopsis.— Climber, producing green 

 fruit, which subsequently turn to brilliant 

 scarlet, striped with white. 



Cacalia. — Tassel Flower. 



Calampelis. — ^A good climber, flower tube 

 shaped. 



Calandrina. — Very desirable for pot 



plant ; also for rockeries. 

 Calceolaria. — Lady's Slipper. Saved from 



the very choicest varieties of the finest 



collections. 

 Calendula.— Cape Marigold. 

 Calendula Off. Meteor. 

 California Poppy. — See Eschscholtzia. 

 Calliopsis. — Very showy and continues 



to bloom a long time. 

 C. Drummondi is admirably adapted for 



borders. 



Callirrhoe. — Profuse bloomer, continuing 

 throughout the season. 



Campanula. — Canterbury Bell, will bloom 

 first year if sown early. C. speculum^ 

 Venus Looking Glass. 



Canary Bird Vine. — See Tropseolum 

 canariense. 



Candytuft. — See Iberis. 



Canna. — Indian Shot. C. Nigricans has 

 very dark foliage. C. Zebrina has 

 striped foliage. The kinds catalogued 

 are selected as the best of many varieties, 

 especially for centres of beds containing 

 ornamental foliage plants. 



Canterbury Bell. — See Campanula. 



Cardinal Flovver. — See Lobelia. 



Cardiospermum. — See Baloon Vine. 



Carnation. — See Dianthus. 



Castor Oil Bean.— See Ricinus. 



Catchfly.— See Silene. 



See rages 17 to 



20 for 



Small Tools. 



