LOA'G BROTHERS' CATALOCUE-SPREVG, jS 7 6. 
J£L NAMES OF PLASTS. EaS'Tdoz. 
77. Rosemary, highly prized for its sweet scented foliage, 20 $2.50 
77. Salvia Splendcns, dazzling scarlet (lowers. Patens, intense blue. firahami Pur- 
puras, purple. OfJIcinnlis Tricolor, distinctly variegated foliage. Each,. . . 25 2.50 
77. Splendent* Alba, pure white, similar in growth and form to Splendens 30 
77. Sancliezia Nobilis variegala, large Iravcs richly variegated wiih golden yellow, . . 35 
Saxifrasia Sarmentosta (bTKAWciiHKV Geranium), a useful basket drooper, with Straw- 
berry-like runners, 20 2.00 
77. Sedum Seboldii and Scdtirn Seboldii variegata, cxcellcn! fur Basket culture, . . 25 2.50 
77. Solanum Pseudo-Capsicum (Jiiiusalem (Sherry), well established seedlings, . . 15 1.50 
Pseudo-capsicum fol. vnr., excellent variegated plant, 25 2.50 
78. Spirca I'ilipendula 1'leno, superb hardy garden plant, with lovely pure white flowers, . 25 
78. Stittire Maritima, pcrhap, the best hardy edging plant in cultivation, 25 2.50 
73. Stevia C'ompacia and -Serrata, white winter blooming plants, 20 200 
10. Tliyme ? variegated, and Jyciiion Scented, delightful new variety, each, . . .15 1.50 
79. Tigridia, a summer flowering bulbous plant 15 1.5° 
19. Torrciiiu Asintica, a drooping plant with lovely blue flowers 25 2.50 
19. TrudcMcantliin, Vulgaris (Join r Plant, Wandering Jew). Repens Vittata, white 
and green variegated. Zchrinn, red and green variegated. Aquatica, small. Each, 75 1.50 
Si. Trltoma L'varia CKkd Hot Poker), exceedingly attractive flowers 23 2.50 
79. Tropn-oltim (.viac of Y\v.\.). beautiful climber, for indoor culture, with rich dazzling flowers, 20 2.00 
80. Tuberose, Double. Priccorp!antsstartedinpots,25ceniscach,$2.5opcrdozcn. Drytubcrs, 15 1.50 
Dwarf Pearl. Price of plants started in pots. 35 cents each. Drytubcrs, ... 25 
82. Vallota Purpurea, a grand bulbous plant for summer flowering 75 
8z. Verbena, of these magnificent bedding plants we consider the following named varieties the 
best. Price, 15 1.50 
Acme, maroon, yellow center. Marmarata, white, carmine blotches and 
Alexin, vioict lilac, rich. stripes. 
Ariel, dark blue, whitecyc ; excellent. Marathon, Indigo/striped light. 
Aurora, trijjsd : aluion and pink. Mary Baiter, creamy pink. 
AllstcrlltZ, purplish maroon. nialtic, while, with rose margin. 
Drnuty, salmon pink. Miniola, rich crimson maroon. 
Iie.istu l,ee, cherry color, yellow eye. Mozart, crimson and whitc,|stripcd. 
nimilltrk, blood red, white eye. Negro, intensely dark. 
Climax, rosy pink ; a fine variety. Notable, light and dark purple, striped. 
Cremona, rich purplish crimson. Number Six, crimson scarlet; excellent. 
Crimson Kins;, blood crimson ; very fine. Hover, deep blood red. 
"Wtlnctloni bright vioict purple. Senator, mnicntn, distinct. 
hdilli, strict, while eye. Scarlet Circle, an excellent scarlet, with 
J-.vuiigeliuc, clear pink. distinct while eye. 
I'lcira, dark crimson, light edge. Surprise, deep pink, distinct eye. 
Garnet blood red. Sylpli, pure white, excellent. 
General Dlx, purplish maroon. The Miltatln, deep purplish crimson. 
Kiill le, rosy pink. Unique, white, of strong growth. 
Homer, pink with crimson center. Velvet Mantle, deep scariel.vclvct shade. 
Illdigll, dark Indigo blue, white eye. Viola, vioict. 
London Pride, large claret colored. Willie, large, crimson vioict. 
William Young, large, deep scarlet. 
* Scarlet, blue, white or other kinds in separate colors, $7.00 per xoo. 
8z. Verbena Montana. The Hardy Verbena, with bright rose flowers changing to vioict, . 25 2.50 
Hz. Veronica Vm-legala and Blue Gem, 30 cents each. Other varieties, . . . 23 2.50 
li ■ n , ''"J»r Vnrlcgatil, exceedingly valuable drooper of easy culture 15 1.50 
81. Violet, Neiipollinn, beautiful. d..ub'e.rr.i,:i..m, violet purple variety. Slioenbrun, single, 
deep violet. Mttrio Louise, double, of deep lavender blue color. Each, . . . 25 2.50 
HANGING BASKETS. 
The culture and sale of Hanging Baskcls is one feature of our business, 
and hundreds arc shipped from our greenhouses every spring and autumn. 
So perfectly is our method of packing adapled 10 their carriage, that of hun- 
drcds scut by Kxprc-s, some over one thousand miles away, we have never re- 
ceived a single complaint of any not having arrived at ihcir destination in 
safety. 
We pack in durable, open work crates, made of light material (sec cut). 
'I In- foliage is exposed to light and air, and being in plain sight, ensures the 
crate being carefully handled by express employees. 
We use plants of the best quality only, and such kinds as our experience 
has taught us will be satisfactory, both regarding their beauty and adapta- 
bility lo this means of culture ; while in plaining each basket, taste is dis- 
plays! i„ dispose of the plants in a manner creative of the best efTcct with 
all employed. 
Baskets Planted for Vase Filling. 
These nrc the ordinary wire, moss-lined baskets, without the pendants or 
Mippurtx, which are filled with plains more especially suitable for Vases. 
.hipped equally as well as those designed for //<T«g//yr. and it 
' 0 say nothing of being advantage. 
These c. 
oils, the wire structures may remain surrounding the plant earth when 
set in the vase, ns the meshes arc sufficiently open not to impede the growth 
of the roots. The space, if any, between the sides of the vase and the 
basket-ball of earth should be filled with good fresh soil. 
"cr, $1.75 to $2.25 ; Eight inches 
Hanging Ratktl PaclfA far 
S/tiffiitg. 
PiitcKi.— Twelve inches in diamelcr, from $j.oo to $3.00 : Ten inches 11 
in diameter, $1.50 10 $j 00: which figures include the cost of packing. 
The various priced, ll.l'-kcls of the same size dilTcr only in size of plants : in every other respect, as regards soil, 
and suitable varieties of free growing habit, they arc alike and first-class in every respect. Usually, a Basket of 
certain size Is larger, and contains more soil than one would likely think. Our Baskets have a somewhat mound- 
shupeil stuface when Idled, .1 third or fourth of the soil being above the level of the rim. In ordering, c 
should slate whether they desire the Baskets for tanging- or (orJtUing fairs; sizes and prices a— 
