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A FEW FLOWERS 



[General Collection of ] 

 Aquilegia Olympica. Hed ami yellow flower. 20cts. eaeli; 82 



IKT lloZ< li. 



Aquilegia Skinnerii. I!ed anil «ri'en flowers; a fine lloweriiiR aii<l 

 very rharniiiig variely. lit) eU. eaeh; $li per dozen. 



Aquilegia Vulgaris. The enmnion garden variety ; all eolors; sin- 

 Ijlr or double. 1.) et-^. earli ; 81.."iO |»er dozen. 



Aquilegia. Si.K other speeieit; distinet from alxivc. 20 els. eaeli ; 

 $2 i« r doz. 



Achillea Ptarmica Fl. PI. {Millflnuvr.) Of dwarf-s|irea<ling liahit, 

 with miiall, pure white, double daisy-like flower.*; a iirofu.ie anil 

 eontiiuiiiUH liloonier, vuliiahle for eiitting. 15 etx. eaeh; Sl.oO 

 |K'r doz. 



Achillea Millefolium Roseum. Large heads, of beautiful rosc- 

 l oliin d flowers, which arc produecd in a great mass; of ea.fy 

 eulliin-, and vtry beautiful hanly plant. 2-") ets.; S2..'>0 per doz. 



Achillea Aegyptica. l*ale yellow flowers. 2.x:. eaeh ; S2.'iO i»er doz. 



Agrostcmma Coronana. I'lowers rich deep erimson, reuiaining 

 in llowi r a lung linie. 



Anthcricum Liliastrum. St. Jiruw/s J'ily. Spikes of large pure 

 while flowers, abiiut 2 feet in height, issuing from tufts of long 

 narrow gras.s-like foliage. The Bowers are ahont 2 inches in 

 length, and exceedingly fragrant ; one of the most beautiful of 

 late spring flowering pi'ii nnials. :(f) cts. eaeh; $.') per doz. 



Anthcricum Liliastrum Major. A gignntie form of preceding, 

 spikes of flowers 18 inches in length; on stems :! feet in height. 

 The individuals are very long, pure white, produced in great 

 ahnndani y, and exeecilingly efl'eetive. A lirst-<'la!is border per- 

 ennial and one that can be grown in any ordinary soil, and 

 thoroughly hardy. .'>0 ets. eaeh. 



Armeria Maratima Splcndens. {Thrift, ur Sen Phil;.) .\ very 

 pretty dw arf perennial, with ro.se colored flowers, l.l ets. each ; 

 81 .-"in per dozen. 



Anchusa Gigantea. .\ lull growing .ipccies with bhii' Hnwers. .'ii 

 ets. eaeh. 



Arenaria Balearica. Evi rgreen foliage, crowin-d with inmn-rous 

 small while flowers; fine for carpel ing. 10 cts. eaeh ; 81 per doz. 



Alyssum Saxatale Compactum. \ ehanning little plant, wiih 

 golden yellow flowers. 10 ets. eaeh ; §1 per dozen. 



Alyssum Argcntia. .'silvery foliage; yellow llower.s. 10ct.s. eaeh; 

 Si per dozen. 



Adonis Vernalis. One of the finest early spring-flowering plants, 

 with linely divided leaves, and growing about si,v iin'hes high, 

 with briwlil yellow flowers. 150 ets. each. 



Astilbe Japonica. (IJorlria Jap.) Also known a.s .SJ/inm ,/fl/joH/e«. 

 ileautiful feathery while flowers and floe foliage; about 12 in- 

 ches high; blooms in early summer. 2(1 ets. i-aeh; ?2 p«*r doz. 



Asclepias Tuberosa. Hright orange flowers; very showy. 25 ets. 

 eaeh ; S2..'iO per ilozen. 



Asclepias Incarnata. l'"lesh colored flowers. 2"> ets. eaeh; S2..")0 

 per dozen. 



Arundo Donax. .\ hand.sonie reed, growing from 10 to 1.") feet 



high; splendid for trojiieal elfect. 50 et.s. each. 

 Arundo Foliis Variegata. .\ magnificent variegated variety of 



I he preeeiliiig. SI I'aeli. 

 Aubrctia Deltoides. A very dwarf plant, with jnirple flowers, 



|iroilneed very freely in .\prtl and .May. 20 ets. each; S2 per doz. 

 Aubretia Olympica. I'urple flowi'rs. 20 cts. eaeh ; S2 per dozen. 

 Aubrctia Purpurea. 20 cts. eaeh ; S2 iier dozen. 

 Bellis Perennis. (ihmMr Dni.ty.) White and pink varietii's. 20 



els. eaeh ; 81 per dozen; SG per 100. 

 Bocconia Cordata. Beautiful, hardy plants, with fine foliage, that 



pnidin e a fine elFeet as single speeiinens on I he lawn. 2.'ie. eaeh. 

 Baptissia Australis. A |)retty, vigorous growing perennial, with 



peu-like blue flowers. 20 ets. eaeh ; 82 ])er doz. 

 Calystegia Dahurica. (liiml-vrtd.) .\ superb hardy Convolvulus; 



fine lor naturalizing in tall grass, or for growing over rocks and 



shrublK'ry. 20 ets. each ; S2 per doz. 

 Calystegia Pubcscens. A double variety of the above. 2()c. each. 

 Campanula Media. (Ctinterbury Belt.) Double and single varie- 

 ties. 20 ets. eaeh; 82 |)er doz. 

 Campanula Garganica. I'arge, bell-sha)icd, light blue flowers. 



25 cts. each ; 82.50 fter doz. 



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irdy Plants— Continued.] 



Campanula Macrantha. Large, fine, violet-blue flowers in long 



spikes. 2.'i els. e:ieli ; 82.50 imt doz. 

 Campanula Pyramidalis. Pyramid shajjcd flowers of a handsome 



blue. 20 els. eaeh; 82 per doz 

 Capanula Pyramidalis Alba. The same, with while flowers. 20 



CIS. each ; 82 per doz. 

 Campanula Alliaraefolia. l.ovcly creamy-while. 20 ets. eaeh 



#2 [MT doz. 



Campanula Attica. Iteddisli-purple ; new; minatiire of Ic/nw' 

 Loohiii'i Ole.^x. 



Companula Attica Alba. Pretty, new, pure white variety. 20 cts. 

 eaeh ; 82 jier doz. 



Campanula Barbata. Pale, porcelain-lilac; distinct and pretty. 



211 ets. each ; 82 per doz. 

 Campanula Grandis. .\ fine, old-fashioned perennial, with blue 



<o- white salver shaped flowers. 25 ets each ; S2.5J per doz. 

 Campanula Glomerata. Deep violet flowers in terminal clusters. 



'.■5 ets. eaeh; 82.-">0 per doz. 

 Campanula Loreyi. Pretty blue-violet flowers. 15 cts. eaeh; 81.50 



per dozen. 



Campanula Loreyi Alba. Neat white variety. 15 ets. eaeh ; 81.50 

 per dozen. 



Campanula Persicifolia. Favorite old species; flowers violet-blue. 



20 els. eaeh; 82 per dozen. 

 Campanula Retrorsa. New dwarf .species; flowers violei-ipu rple ; 



very neat. 



Campanula Turbinata. Pretty cu|>-like flowers; violet lihie ; neat 

 dwarl habit. 25 cts. eaeh; 82 per dozen. 



Campanula Thyrsoidea. Very di.stinel yellowish flowers, in dense 

 head. 25 cts. eaeh ; 82.50 per dozen. 



Campanula Tenorei. Distinet new dwarf species, with flowers 

 like l']iriiiiiitiiili,i. •2ii ets. eaeh; 82..50 per dozen. 



Campanula Wanneri. .V dwarf .Mpine variety; large pale blue 

 flowers; rare. :15 ct.s. eaeh ; So.50 per dozen. 



Cerastium Tomentosum. Very dwarf plant with silvery foliage 

 and lliou.sands of snow-white flowers; fine for cariii'litig. 15 

 els. eaeh; Sl.-'m per dozen; 81') per 100. 



Chrysanthemum, Hardy Yellow. A perfectly hardy variety with 

 very large golden-yellow flowers which are produced in ihe 

 greatest abiindanee; 15 cts. eaeh ; 81.50 per dozen. 



Chrysanthemum, Hardy White. Identical with the above, ex- 

 cept ilie flowers are pure white. 15 ds. each; $1..")0 per dozen. 



Chrysanthemum Maximum. Without a iloubt this is the best of 

 of the hardy Marguerites; large bold flowers, three inches 

 across; pure white with a yellow center; invaluable for auliMiiii 

 decoration or for culling purpo.scs. ,50 cts. each. 



Calleopsis. .\ssoiied varieties. 20 ds. eaeh; 82 per dozen. 



Coreopsis Auriculata. Klowers in large yeUow heads. 20 cents 

 each : 82 per dozen. 



Coreopsis Longipcs. Yellow Flowers on long footstalks; neat 

 iH.nier plants. 20 cents eaeh ; 82 per dozen. 



Convallaria Majallis. {Lili/ofthe Valley.) Clumps, 25 cents eaeh ; 

 $2.50 per dozen. Pips, 5 cts. each ; .")0 ct.s. per dozen. 



Chamapcuce Diacantha. .\ very showy variegatwl thistle. 20 

 cents each : 82 per dozen. 



Convolvulus Mauritanicus. .\ beautiful creeping variety, with 

 small bloc flowers; line for carpeting. 20 cts. each ; 82 per doz. 



Delphinium Formosum. \Pereiiiiml iMrk-^iiir.) Hright intense 

 bine; blooms all summer; one of the handsomest hardy plants 

 in cultivation, 25 cents each; 82.50 per dozen. 



Delphinium Formosum Coelestinum. A fine variety, with light 

 blue flowers. 25 i-eiits eaeh : 82.50 per dozen. 



Delphinium "Cantab." -Magnificent pale-blue, with black and 

 brown center; the flowers are very large. This and the follow- 

 ing varielies of Delphiniums were .selected by us in ICurope last 

 .summer; they are beautiful beyond description. They are all 

 tall growing, and arc most .striking and etleetive in the ganlen. 

 81 each. 



Delphinium " Conspicua." Fine bright blue, while and orange 



eye; free flowering. 81 each. 

 Delphinium -'Ceres." J^avender blue ; semi-<loulde. Si each. 

 Delphinium "Copernie." A fine and showy variety. Si each. 



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