72 CURTIS & COBB'S 



PRICE. 



Primula Chinensis fimbriata (Crimson Emperor). Rich, dazzling, 



crimson flowers ; the finest Primula in 

 cultivation 5° 



" " " Clarkiaefolia alba 5° 



*' H " .«..-.. rosea 5° 



These two varieties are very large ; the 

 flowers resembling in shape those of 

 Clarkia pvlchella. 



« ** « filicifolia rubra grandifiora (large- 

 flowering red fern-leaved). A decided 

 acquisition ; of strong-growing habit ; the 

 leaves of a beautiful velvety-green ; flow- 

 ers, I j inches in diameter ; of fine sub- 

 stance ; beautiful 50 



" " Good mixed 25 



" " Extra mixed ; the best varieties 50 



" " Stoke's superb. Rose varieties mixed ; extra ; 



fringed 50 



ff 1 " " Carmine varieties mixed ; ex- 

 tra ; fringed 50 



" Coi'tUSOideS. Rose-lilac ; hardy perennial 25 



FUNIC A. Nat. Ord., Granalacece, or Myrtacece. 

 Punica nana. Very handsome as a pot-plant ; covered with a profusion 



of scarlet blossoms 25 



HOSE. Nat. Ord., Rosacea. 

 Rose seed, saved from the finest varieties of Hybrid, Perpetual, Noisette, 



Tea, liourbon, &c •. . . . .25 



SOLAN UM. Nat. Ord., Solanacea. 



A magnificent genus of the most beautiful ornamental fruit-bearing 

 plants. Seed should be sown under glass. Some of them are very in- 

 teresting greenhouse shrubs ; others are valuable as climbers. 



Solanum atropurpureum. Dark purple, i^feet . . . . .10 

 " capsicastrum (miniature orange-tree). Scarlet-fruited; 



fine for parlor or conservatory ; half-hardy perennial . . .10 



" marginatum. Silvery, glittering leaves 10 



" heteroganum. Large; black -fruited. 1^ feet . . . .10 

 " laeiniatum elegans. A beautiful shrub, producing a large 



quantity of blue flowers, with bunches of orange-colored fruit ; 



fine; half-hardy. . ... 25 



" jasiminoides. Flower white, in clusters; fine; greenhouse 



climber. 30 feet . . 25 



" Cabiliense argenteum. Yellow fruit, with silvery three- 



lobed fruit ; shrub 25 



" Texanum. Waxy scarlet fruit, of great beauty. 2 feet . . .25 



TROP^OLTJM. Nat. Ord., Tropaolacece. 



Dry bulbs of the following varieties of Tropseolum may be had in Sep- 

 tember. Valuable for greenhouse, parlor, or conservatory decoration. 



