WEEBER & DON. FLOWER SEEDS. 
05 
LEVIATHAN MIGNONETTE. 
MIGNONETTE. 
The mignonette is universally esteemed for its delicate perfume, 
and singularly pretty spikes of bloom. If well thinned out at an early 
stage, the growth of flow:r and foliage will he greatly facilitated. H. A. 
Golden Q,necn 0 A distinct variety of Mignonette, with spikes of 
golden yellow blossoms, which, with the bright green foliage of 
the plant, forms a pleasing contrast . - . 5 
Large-flowered Pyramidal. A distinct and improved variety, 
of robust, pyramidal growth and large flowers. Per oz., 50 cts. . . 5 
IiEVIATHLAN. This is without doubt the largest, most compact 
and odoriferous mignonette yet introduced ; splendid for forcing. 
The seed we offer was saved from selected spikes measuring from 
15 to 20 inches. Per oz. , $1.50 15 
MATCHET. Dwarf and vigorous plants of pyramidal growth and 
thick green leaves with long and broad spikes of deliciously- 
scented red flowers. Per oz., 01 10 
Miles' Hybrid Spiral. Dwarf and branching with spikes often 
attaining a length of from 8 to 10 inches. Per oz., 50 cts 5 
Parsons' White, A distinct variety, with very long spikes; 
nearly white and very fragrant 5 
Large Flowering Sweet-scented. ft.; per oz., 25 cts. . .. 6 
MOMOEDICA. 
Trailing plants, with curious and ornamental foliage, and 
remarkable fruit. H. H. A. 
Balsamina (Balsam Apple). Orange fruit, 10 ft 5 
Charantia {Balsam Pear). Copper-colored scarlet fruit, 10 ft 5 
Involncrata (Bed Balsam Apple). Vivid green deeply cut 
.foliage. The flowers are very large ; some are creamy white 
dotted with black, and the males pure white with red pistils. 
Sulphur-yellow fruits, which change to rich carmine-scarlet 10 
MINA LOB AT A. 
PER PKT. 
One of the most beautiful climbers. Flowers bright red in the 
bud, later on yellowish white and nearly one inch long. After the 
first flowers have faded, new ones appear on the top of the panicles, so 
that the plant, whenf ully developed, appears perfectly covered. T. A. 10 
This well-known plant is certainly one of the. most beautiful and 
rapid growing climbers now cultivated. At night and during dull 
days the plant is covered with large, pure white fragrant flowers, five 
to six inches in diameter. H. A., 20 ft. 
IPOMEA NOCTIFL.ORA 10 
MOKIIIG GLOEY- See Convolvulus Major. 
MUS A— Abyssinian Banana. 
A magnificent sub-tropical plant ; very effective in masses or 
when planted singly. The seed will produce large plants first season 
if sown early. T.' P., 6 to 20 ft. 
ENSETE 25 
MUSK PLANT— Mimulus. 
A. well-known little plant, thickly studded with pretty yellow 
blossoms, highly valued for their delicious perfume. H. H. P. 
Moschatus. Valuable for pots and window-boxes, ft ,10 
NEMOPHILA ESTSIGNIS. 
Forget-me-not. 
These beautiful little plants are too well known to need recommen- 
dation. H. P. 
Alpestris Alba. White, a very attractive variety, % f t 5 
Alpestris, Bine. 1 ft 5 
Azorica. Blue, shaded purple, a very robust variety, 1 ft 10 
Coelestina. Sky-blue, very floriferous, 1 ft .10 
Dissitifloia. Large, sky-blue flowers ; very early, 6 to 12 in 10 
Palwstris. Blue, adapted for moist situations, ft 5 
Semperilorens. Perpetual-flowering. Flower from early spring 
to autumn, 6 in 10 
Victoria. Azure blue, remaining in bloom a long time, 6 in 10 
Finest Mixed Varieties 5 
PETt PKT. 
A genus of exceedingly beautiful dwarf growing plants. Their 
height and habit of growing being so uniform, and the colore so 
varied and striking, they never fail to produce a pleasing eftect. 
H. A. 
Insignis. Clear, bright blue, white centre, f t 5 
Alba. Pure white, % ft ■ s 
Maculata. White, violet blotches, very pretty 5 
Fine Mixed. All colors. Per oz., 25 cts 5 
NICOTIAN A. 
Sweet scented, pure white, star-shaped flowers, three inches 
across, blooming continually in the green-house in winter or bedded 
out in summer. H. H. A., 2 to 3 ft. 
Nicotiama Affinis »..-. 
MTJSA ENSETE. 
NICOTI ANA AFFINIS. 
