CATALOGUE OF SEEDS. 4 1 



PRICK. 



HOSE, AFRICAN. Nat. Ord., Papaveracea. 

 Rose African (Papaver Rh^as). A beautiful annual, of the easiest cul- 

 ture, sporting in a thousand different varieties of scarlet, crimson, 

 purple, pink, white, and variegated ; and continuing a long time in 

 bloom. Mixed. i£ feet 05 



SABBATIA. Nat. Ord., Gentiamce. 

 Sabbatia eampestris. A very pretty tender annual, with rose-colored 



flowers ; yellow eye. \ foot ........ .25 



SALPIGLOSSIS. Nat. Ord., Scrophulariacea. 



The Salpiglossis are beautiful annuals, with picturesque and richly- 

 colored, erect-lobed, funnel-shaped blossoms ; colors, beautifully marbled, 

 — purple, scarlet, crimson, clear yellow, and buff, with elegant shades of 

 blue. The new dwarf hybrid varieties form a very desirable section of this 

 pleasing flower. Half-hardy annual. 



Salpiglossis COCCinea. Splendid scarlet 10 



" azurea grandiflora. Large ; blue . . . . . . 10 



" purpurea. Purple io 



" sulphur ea. Yellow 10 



" atrOCOCCinea. Dark scarlet, beautifully spotted ; new . .10 



" variabilis. Splendid ; new ; very large flowers . . . .10 



" atrosanguinea. Blood-red 10 



" hybrida grandiflora. Unparalleled for size, shape, and 



color . . . , , , . . .. . . .10 



** Mixed colors, extra, from selected flowers 10 



SALVIA. Nat. Ord., Labiatce. 



Strikingly ornamental plants for conservatory and out-door decoration ; 

 growing freely in any light rich soil, and producing a magnificent effect in 

 beds, ribbons, or edgings, where their beautiful spikes of bloom are pro- 

 duced in the greatest profusion. They all bloom the first season from seed. 

 Half-hardy annual. 



Salvia argentea. Beautiful, large, silvery, ornamental foliage ; hardy. 



2 feet $ « w*'f^ : i ■ > ^^l^wSffflMwIW*^^ 1 £ HfVV.^&^yii?d 

 bieolor. Blue and white ; long spikes ; very beautiful ; hardy. 



3 feetf n : vy ' »l'*i t M J *dif * fc fc^J^^'f*»«P: ^ifJ^Vl^rfgfe. 

 COCCinea. Small, bright-scarlet flowers; very pretty for beds. 



' ' 2 feet . . ' . . . . T ';-' '.id 



" splendens. A fine scarlet variety. 2 feet . . .10 



puinila. A dwarf dark-red variety, forming a compact, handsome 



bush ; fine for bedding. jf§ feet 10 



Romeriana. Deep crimson; fine; 2 feet . . . . . .10 



patens. Splendid ; deep blue ; half-hardy. 2 feet . . . .10 



COmpaeta splendens. A new French variety ; covered with 



bright-scarlet flowers ; most beautiful. 1 J feet 15 



SAPOKABIA. Nat. Ord., Caryophyllacea. 



One of the best and longest-blooming of all dwarf annuals, producing 

 masses of minute cross-shaped blossoms ; useful little plants for beds, edg- 

 ings, and spring-gardens. 



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