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EICH. DOZEN. 
Trifoma nobilis. — A nevr species irith oval flower spites and 
bri'^ht yellow flowers, which gradually turn to an 
orange red. Small plants, SI. 00; extra strong. ..2. 00 
Rooperi. — A fine species introduced from Kaffraria .... 50 $5 . 00 
Saundersn. — New. Cylindrical spikes of orange-red 
flowers, 18 to 2-t inches long, and the individual 
flowers often ^ inch in diameter. This species, 
in a rich soil,' grows to a height of 4 to 6 feet. » 
Small plant-i, $1.00 ; extra strong 2.00 
Uvaria grandiflora.— Flowers orange-scarlet, tipped with 
yellow. 1 to 2 ft 25 2.50 
Trollius laxus. ATnerican Olohe Flower. — Flowers 1 inch or 
more across, yellow, in very early spring. Moist 
spots or naturalizing in the "Wild Garden. 6 to 
10 inches .$15.00 per 100 25 2.50 
Uvularia grandiflora. Large BeU-wort. — Large perfoliate 
leaves with pendulous pale yellow flowers 1^ in. 
long, in April and May. 12 to 18 inches. 
812.00 per 100 20 2.00 
perfoliata. — Similar to the last, but with smaller leaves 
and flowers. 5 to 12 inches $8.00 per 100 15 1.50 
sessilifolia, — Flowers yellowish-white in April. 6 to 
12 inches -SS.OO per 100 15 1.50 
Vancouveria hexandra. American Barren-wart— A beautiful 
foliage plant for shaded spots, bearing greenish- 
white flowers. 1 to 2 ft 20 2.00 
}l7'on TF^€(is.— Showy plants for the 
Wild Garden, with dark purple 
flowers in autumn. 2 to 5 feet. 
§12.00 per 100 20 2,00 
Veronica alpina. Alpine Speedwell. — A low creeping ever- 
green species with small blue or pale pink flow- 
ers in summer. Moist spots. 2 to 4 inches 20 2.00 
amcthyslina. — Very showy, with amethyst blue flowers 
in jjyramidal clusters, which remaiu a long time. 
Summer. 12 to 18 inches $15.00 per 100 25 2.50 
gontlanoides. — Flowers large polo blue, veined with a 
darker shade ; very early. G to 12 inches 25 2.50 
Virginica. Culver's Boot.— A. tall growing species with 
numerous spikes of white flowers in Aug. and 
Sept. a to 4 ft 20 2.00 
Vinca minor. Omrwion Periwinkle, or Running Murtle.— 
A well known creeping evergreen plant with blue 
flowers, in spring §12.00 per 100 20 2.00 
>1 minor var. alba.— A white flowered variety of the 
aljove $12.00 per 100 20 2.O0 
Viola Canadensis.— Flowers white, beautifully tinged with 
violet and delicately bearded. Fine for natural- 
izing or for rock-work 20 2. 00 
