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ELLWANOEll & BARRTS 



SAXTFRACiA. Saxifiase. 



A vory Interesting- nmi hoanl ifiil t'i'oui> of jjlants, wif li law, liandsDiiii^, lux 

 early spring ; slnmjfl.v reconunciulcil tor <ii-c()nitiv(' purposes. 



S. corrtifolia. lilusli, licart-shapcil l oIiiiMc ; 6 inches. Aprii and May. ~'.5e. 

 S. cun.-i folia. Kosi.-i-olor.'il. Jiay. -.'.m: 



(i. liiiguhila ruhra. lii-d, with ilark red foliajre ; earliest; Cinches. April aiul May 

 S. SiberU-a. Ifosc-cnlorcd. « inches. Aprii ami May. ffic. 

 S. SchmUltii. l!ed ; line. May. ryic. 



S( Ali I OSA. Scabious. 



S. oauoastca. The finest of tlie trilK;, i'ormiii'r a larfje, spreading plant, fjrowiiiH- I'l-i 

 pale lilac blue, on long-, slender si allts. 5(it.-. 



SEUUM. Stoiie-crop. 



:|)rcadintf lialal, and are valuable for rockeries, liaskels, ol e- 



h. acre. Good for edging- ; yellow flowers ; :J 



.S. Atzoon. Flat heads of yellow llowers; 1 



inches. 2:)c. 



S. album. While, witli small loliatic; ;! inelK 



.S. aiiattiimpsoros. Purple flowi-r.s. .'Se. 



.S. atropin-piircum. Dai k reii folia,i;-e and lU 



S. (-riK-eatinn. White, cro: 



S. liyhridiun. Tall- yellow 



S. Kaints(liati<-inn. Gold 



S. .Maxinu.wiczii. YeUow 



Sh.|. 



■d r,)Jia-e; li ii 

 I'oliafi-e; i; iiic 

 1 yellow. lanee-leai 

 1 loot. July. i-M. 



Kills 



.Inly. 



Skdtoi Acre. 



S. Tolepliiinn livbridiiin. 

 .S. T«l«|>hiiiii> piM-piirfMiii 

 S. A'illosum. AVhite: \'ery 



s. <>pi)()sitifi>lniin. W inle, ojiiHisite-leuved ; 3 liielics. July. 2oc. 



populifoliinu. Poplar-leaved: creamy -white; (i Inches. Aug-ust. 

 s. purpurascens. Purple : coarse luil)it : Hoot. July. aOc. 

 s. robustiun, or monstrosmn. \ on nf?- (growth, soiiietimes ilatteneil, , 

 mg- It a tan-shaped app(-arauce : curious ; 3 inches. June. Sfic. 

 _ ^ s. spe<-tabile. bninvy Skdc.m. A splendid iall lloweriiiK siK-cies: 2 

 feet high, anil iiearuiH- sho-\v\- clusters ol rosy purple llowers. 

 S. spuriiini. \V hue : li inelies. Julv- 2i)e. 

 Dark purjile foliage. eontrastniK- lincly with alhmii : distinct, ^iuo. 



Purple llowers and foliai-'-e : 1 loot. Aug-ust. ;iic- 

 warf : » inclies. .Tuiu\ .;.)e. 



.S. tiM^tormu. A splendid i 



SK.MIMIHA I M House-T^cek. 



»-k jilaiit. ;.'■■)(■. 



SILENE. Catchfl.y. 



S. alpesfris. Ai.PiNK Catchfta-. Flowers larg-e, white, in panicles ; 3 to 6 Indies. June. Soc 



S. inaritiniK. Sea-Catchfi.y. A dwarf plant, to i inches high ; llowers white, about 1 inch 



•S. Vallesii. Swiss-CA'rCHFi.v. While llowers in sumnun- ; fi to S inches. Juno. 25e. 



S. viscosa i>leiui. Bright rose and double : one of the best perennials ; 1 foot. June. 



SILPHIUM. Ko.sin-Phuit. 



S. perfoliatum. CuI'-Plant. Tall growiiifr plants wit h large, sliowy y(d- 

 lowtlowei-s; suitable for large gardens, i'lv. 



SPIRAEA. Mcadow-Swect. 



Among- the most ornamental and valuable of Herbaceous Plants, and of 

 easy culture. 



S. AruncuK. Goat's Beard. Large panicles of ercamj--white llowers; 



one of the best border plants. June. 25c. 

 S. Flllpeiidula. DifoPWOHT. Large showy heads of -n'hite (lowers, tinged 



rose ; fine foliage ; 1 to 2 feet. June. 25c. 

 var. fl. pi. DiiomvoKT. Dotible wliite flowers ; fern-like foliage ; 3 to 



3 feet. ( )uc of tht; best and most showy ijerennials. 25c. 

 S. Uuuiboldlii. Greenisli llowers, .Tune. 25c. 



S. lobalii. QuKKx ot-XHE PuAiiuE. Flowers deep rose, iu large Iieads ; of 

 a robust habit; contrasts linelyw-itli I.'Imuria.//. J)!.; 1 ft. June. 25e. 



S. Uluiaria fl. pi. DouBi.E White, Mkadow" Sweet. A very desirable 

 hardy plant ; 2 feet. June. 25c. 

 var. fol. var. Golden variegated foliage ; a remarkably handsome plant, not appreciated 



S. voiiuHta. nrancliing, feathery flowers of soft rose color ; one of the finest. 25c. 



Sempeuvivu.m 



h. Iiinitla. Put pic spikes Willi soil 



STAC 11 Y S . AVoii n d wo it . 



Old silvery I'oliagC!: 1 foot. July. '25c. 



