KENDALL AND WHITNEY'S 
RICLNUS Giganteus. Leaves of an immense size ; 12 ft 10 
" Albidus. White fruited ; 8 ft 10 
Barbonensis Arboreus. Beautiful large foliage ; 15 ft io 
Sanguineus. Scarlet fruited ; 10 ft iq 
ROSE AFRICAN, Mixed 5 
A. beautiful annual, of the easiest culture. Sporting in a thousand different 
varieties of scarlet, crimson, purple, pink, white and variegated, and continu- 
ing a long time in bloom. 
ROSE CAMPION 5 
The Rose Campions are perfectly hardy, and very easily raised from seed. 
The flowers are produced on long stems, blooming freely throughout the sea- 
son. Hardy perennials. 
SALPIGLOSSIS, Mixed 10 
Very beautiful rich, half hardy annuals, one to two feet high. Start early 
in the hot bed and transplant to light, warm, rich soil. Blooms from July to 
September. 
SCHIZANTHUS, Mixed 5 
Elegant tender annuals, one to one and one half feet high, bloomino- from 
August to October. Very pretty for pot culture, 
SENSITIVE PLANT. (Mimosa sensitive) 5 
A pretty, curious annual, being so sensitive that the leaves close together by 
the slightest touch. ' 
SALVIA. 
Very ornamental, half-hardy annuals two feet high, producing tall spikes of 
gay flowers. Sow early in hot bed and transplant two feet apart. 
SALVIA, Mixed # 10 
" Coccinea. Splendid scarlet 10 
STOCKS. 
Half-hardy annuals, producing splendid spikes of very rich and beautiful 
flowers of delightful fragrance. For early flowering, sow early in spring in 
pots or in the hot bed, and transplant one foot apart. Bloom from June until 
November. 
STOCKS, Ten Weeks Double White ......,.„...., 10 
" Purple 10 
" Scarlet 10 
" Mixed " 10 
SUNFLOWER, Double. ( Helianthus) 10 
Well known showy plant ; remarkable for their rapid and stately growth 
and the large size and brilliancy of their flowers. 
SWAN RIVER DAISY. (Jmc^come).......,,... 10 
Very pretty, free flowering, dwarf growing annuals well adapted to edg- 
ings, rustic baskets, or for pot culture. 
SPHENOGYNE , #<#> 5 
A very showy free flowering plant. Very effective for beds or mixed bor- 
ders. Hardy annuals. 
