CATALOGUE OF HABDX PLANTS. 
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all the best of these. They var^' in color f lom 
pure white to the deepast red aud are fiue either 
for out-of-door or pot cultivation. "We have 
some 30 varieties which range iu price from 30c. 
to 81-50 each. Names and prices will be fur- 
nished on application. 
Primula carniolica purpurea. — A species closely related to P, 
farinom, aud requiring the same treatment 30 
farinosa. Bird^s-eye Primrose, — A beautiful European 
species with showy leaves and lilac-purple flow- 
ers, with a yellow eye; early summer. Needs a 
moist peaty soil with partial shade during the 
summer. 3 to 10 inches 30 $3.00 
longrflora. Isong-jiowered Prmrose. — ^Nearly allied to 
the last, but with longer flowers, of dwarfer habit 
and more abundant bloom. 4 to G inches. Same 
situations as the last 30 
Wulfeniana. — A new species with beautifal showy 
purple flowers, in summer 50 
Pyrelhrums. Double. These showy plants commeuco to 
flower iu early suuimer and continue until Oct, 
The flowex*s are very double aud vary iu color 
from pui'e white to deep red. Plaut iu rich loamy 
soil. Some of the varieties are valuable for for- 
cing for cut flowers 35 3.50 
Ranunculus alpeslris. Alpine Buttercup, Loaves iu douse 
clusters, deep green, with numerous snow-white 
flowers boruc on stems 2 to i iuchcs high 35 3.50 
amploxicaulis. Snowy CrowfooL—Flowera largo,! inch 
or more across, pure white. 12 to 18 inches 50 fi.OO 
anemonoldes. — A beautiful uew species with white 
flowers, tinged M'ith a slight flush of violet inter- 
nally and oxtornally rosy pink. FIowoi*s iu earl}' 
spring before the leaves appear. 3 to G in. Does 
best in a peaty soil. Strong established x')lant8...1.00 
glacialis. — Flowers pure white iutemally, tinged with 
pole pink externally, and with thick leathery deep 
green loaves 35 3.50 
monlanus. Mountain Buttercup. — Flowers in early 
spring of a clear brilliant yellow. 2 to 4 inches. r>0 5.00 
parnassifolius. Pa mama-leaved Crowfoot — A very 
distinct and beautiful species, with pure white 
flowers borne on short stems, and thick fleshy* 
round leaves 35 3.50 
Pyrenaeus. Pyreiiean Cwir/yyi.— Similar to 7?. am- 
plexicaulijif but dwarfer aud with smaller flowers 35 3.50 
Thora. — A dwarf species with thick leathery loaves and 
pretty yellow flowers, iu early spring. 3 to G in. 3a 8,50 
Ruta graveofens. Coimnon line. — A handsome foliage plant 
with bluish-green fragrant leaves, which are used 
by the Italians iu salads. IS to 24 inches 25 2,50 
