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WEEBER & DON. FLOWER SEEDS. 



MARIGOLD. 



African Marigold. 



I I A An invaluable class of plants for bed- 



■_WB_L.B/^« ding. ed§in>? or ribbon ffarfleniug. Our 

 fine strain of L.^^p^cio s a is now well known umi highly 

 prizt-d by our numerous customers. The plants have 

 been carefully selected and 

 grown from cuttings, and ai'e 

 dwarf and compact in habit, 

 very profuse and continuous 

 in flowering, and of a beau- 

 tiful rich dark blue color. L. 

 gracilis should be particularly 

 noted for its value in hang- 

 ing baskets, or as a finish to 

 flower vases; in both cases 

 the effect produced by its 

 long drooping growth and 



§reat profusion of flower is 

 eantiful in the extreme. It 

 is best grown as an annual, 

 being cf rapid growth. H. 

 H.A., %ft. Pkt. 

 E^rlnus. A very profuse 

 blooming variety with deep 



blue flowers 5 



— Duplex. Double blue, dis- 

 tinct 10 



— Compacta. A.ltia. Pure 



white 5 



— Crystal I»alace Com— 



pacta. Intense blue....;.,.... 10 

 — Kmperor William 

 (Blue Kins:). Sky blue; 



compact 5 



— Gracilis. Pale blue, 

 spreading habit; very effec- 

 tive in pots 6 



— Pa-xtonsana. Pure white, 

 with blue belt ; fine for bed- 

 ding 5 



— Speciosa. Deep blue; fine 



for bedding 5 



— IJ'iMest lUixed Varie- 

 ties 5 



Cardinalis Hybridla 



Pkt. 



In late summer, when bedding 

 and other plauts are past their 

 primf. Marigolds produce a wealth of color thnt is 

 simply invaluable. Although the plants are not quite 

 hardy, they can be easily raised without glass by de- 

 ferring the sowing uniil spring frosts have ceased to 

 be dangerous. The African varieties produce large 

 self-colored blossome on tall plants ; the French are 

 smaller, some ot the varieties being elegantly striped 

 and spotted. H. H. A., 1 ft. ^ 



Double African Mixed, 2 ft Per oz,, 50c... 5 



Double Frencb Mixed ■, Per oz., 50c... 5 



El Dorado. The colors ruu throhgh all shades of 

 yellow, from very light primrose to the deepest ordug-e. 



Very double ; lo 



French Dwarf Gold-striped. Large flowers, 

 regularly striped with! chestnut-brown on a bright 



yellow ground. This is one of the best for bedd ng 5 



B^ana F^aviflora Brunea. Orange and rU y ma- 

 roon. 1 ft 10 



Imported Collection of Krench, Six sepa- 

 rate Colors 25 



Imporled Collection of African, Six Sepa- 

 rate Colors 25 



MAKVEI^ OK I»KRU (li'our O'cloofcs). Hand- 

 some border plants, remarkable for iheir compact 

 growth, rich glossy leaves, profusion of bloom, and 

 diversity of color in flo wer and foliage, 2 ft. H. A. 



Finest Mixed. Brilliant colors Per oz., 20c... 5 



M ATHIOI^A (1«igrlit Scented Stocb ) . The deli- 

 cious, rich perfume emitted by the flowers of this plant 

 in the afternoon and evening is delightful. H. A. 



Bicornls. Pink and lilac, 1 ft. 5 



MIATRICARIA '^^4:" 



Half-hardy perennials, bloom- 

 ing the first year from seed, 

 with large heads of showy 

 flowers; splendid for cutting. 

 Gratidiflora fl. pi. Large, > 

 double pure white flowrrs, 

 1% ft 5 



MAIJRAIMDYA. Beautiful, 

 rapid, slender-growing climb- 

 ers, blooming profusely u til 

 late in the autumn; hIso fine 

 for the conservatory ■ r green- 

 houpe; if desired for the house, 

 take up before tli*^ai'proach of 

 frost. A half-hjirdy perennial, 

 flowering the first s'^ason If 

 sown early; 10 feet. H. H. P. 

 Alba. A pretty white variety, 



10 ft :.. 10 



Barclayana. Peep violet, 



10 ft 10 



I<aceyana. Rose; very 



showy, 10 ft 10 



Finest Mixed Colors 10 



Magnolia glauca. 



Pkt. 



(Cardinal Flower). Splendid perennials of various shades of s-arlet 



and crimson, 2ft.. 10 



I,ittoraIis. Pretty drooping plant for hanging pots and baskets ; flowe'-R 

 white, succeeded by large red berries 1 5 



l_OI»MOSFEI*.Ml7M. Rapid growing and handsome climber, with beau- 

 tiful large Gloxina-llke flowers H. A. 

 Scandens. Dark rose, 10 ft 10 



l,UI*I^U8. A splendid genus of hnndsomK and ornamental garden plants, 

 with long, graceful flower spikes of rich and varied colors. 



Annual Varieties. Mixed colors 5 



I»erennial Varietiec Mixed colors 5 



IrYCW^IS. ProfusR-bloomins: hardy per-^nnials. rpmark' ble for the bril- 

 liancy of their flowers; excellent for mixed borders aud for cutting. 



Alba White, 2 ft 5 



Cbalcedonica. Brilliant border plants scarlet, 2 ft 5 



Mixed, 2 ft 5 



t,inrH»«.UM Rosenm .•«nperbum. Verv showy hardy perennial, with 



numerous spikes of deep roae flowers, 8 ft 5 



MAI.,OI*F. A handsome plat t of brancaiag habit, producing large flowers 



in great profusion, 2 ft. H. A. 



Grandiflora. Purple and white 5 



BXAGBIOI.,T^ Glaucn (Sweet Bayi. Hardy shrub. Glossy foliage and 



fragrant white flowers 1q 



French Marigold. 



