NUMBEE and NAME. 
•8®='5(^oz, at oz. rata only on articles quoted at / ,§ 
$1 per oz. and over, / £^ 
4210 
4220 
4222 
4227 
4230 
4233 
4234 
4235 
4230 
4237 
4238 
4254 
4255 
4258 
4270 
4272 
4275 
4270 
4277 
■1278 
4280 
4282 
4284 
4280 
4288 
4280 
4290 
4205 
4:110 
43i;o 
4350 
4350(( 
435 L 
4352 
4350 
4300 
4300 
4307 
4370 
4372 
4:i80 
4387 
■J:is,s 
■i:!80 
430(1 
4:«ii 
4302 
4303 
430 I 
4305 
4307 
4400 
4403 
4405 
4400 
4408 
4400 
4410 
Primrose, Evening, coi>tiniiecl — 
CKiiotliei'a Laniarckii 
— rosea Mexioana per oz., 75c. 
— taraxacifolia alba or acaulis. . . . 
— tetraptera 
— Mixed Annual per oz., 30c. 
Pyrethrum atrosangiiineum 
roseuin, Double 
Tchihatcbewii 
Partheniuin aureuni 
selaginoides hybridum 
Golden Gem 
Rheum palmatuni 
( 'tilliniainim 
Rhododendron arboreum 
Ricin us Borbouicnsis . . per oz. , 15c. 
African iLs 
Gibson! 
niacropbyllus 
Canibodgeusis (dark), peroz., 40c. 
c(X'ruleus 
niacr()(;arpus 
Philippinensis 
— purpureus 
sanguineus 
Zaiizibariensis per oz., 50c. 
Mixed " 15c. 
Collections, including — 
12 vars. Ricinus, choicest sorts 
6 " 
Rivina Immilis 
Rocket, Sweet. . 
White 
General Observations. 
2 3 
1 .3 
2 3 
1 3 
2 3 
. . per oz., 20c. 
.. " 20c. 
Romneya Coulteri 
Rosa niultiflora nana 
Rose Campion 
Rose of Heaven 
Rose of Sharon 
Rudbeckia auiplexicaulis 
.speciosa 
Sabbatia bracliiata 
Saintpaulia ionanth.a 
Salpiglossis azurea 
cocci oea 
Dwarf Mixed per oz., 00c. 
Tall Mixed " OOe. 
Collections, including — 
« vars. Salpiglossis, Tall 
H " " Dwarf.... 
<; " " " 
Salvia argentea 
fariuaoea 
patens 
R(pnieriaiia 
s]dendens per oz., $1.50 
— Tall Dark Scarlet (new) 
— gran d i H o ra pe n d ul a 
— Dwarf Dark Rose (new) 
— coinpacta erecta "Bonfire" 
— erecl.a, long spikes 
— (loldcn Poliage 
— ''Silverspot " (new) 
Sanvitalia procumbens il. p| 
Saponaria Calabrica. .per oz., 40c. 
— al ba 
— Scarlet Queen (new) 
ocj'nioidos 
Sarracenia (lava 
purpurc.-i 
variolaris. • 
1 2 
hB 
tA 
hA 
liP 
hS 
hhA 
gP 
thP 
hhP 
hP 
tgP 
hhA 
thP 
hA 
ftp 
hP 
thhP 
hA 
hP 
yel. 
rose 
white 
mixed 
dk. sc. 
mixed 
white 
yel. 
white 
mixed 
violet 
div. 
violet 
d. pur. 
blue 
d. pur. 
pur. 
red 
var. 
mixed 
white 
w.*pur. 
white 
mixed 
yel. 
rose 
blue 
scar, 
mixed 
white 
l.blue 
blue 
crim. 
scar. 
d. scar. 
d. rose 
d. scar. 
scar, 
yel. 
red 
white 
scar, 
i^d 
yel. 
])ur. 
yel. 
div. 
1 
1^ 
10 
"s 
5 
C 
8 
6-8 
1 
VA 
% 
1 
cts. 
5 
25 
5 
5 
10 
10 
5 
50 
30 
10 
5 
5 
10 
5>5 
10 
40 
40 
35 
Ail 
5 
10 
25 
25 
25 
25 
10 
25 
25 
5 
10 
10 
10 
CE. acaulis has large, shining 
white floweis, quite transpa- 
rent, as. Drummondii is of 
rich sulphur color ; profuse flow- 
No. 4230, known as Golden Feather, 
is line for edging, atid makes a 
moss-like tuft. 4237 is a beau- 
tiful fern-leaved sort. 
■ (Ornamental Rhubarb.) 
Grand evei-green shrub. 
The Castor Oil Plants are free- 
growing, tender annuals ; very 
ornamental and quite tropical 
in appearance when planted 
singly on lawns ; also much 
used for centers of subtropical 
beds. 4277 is one of the hand- 
somest and most graceful of the 
Ricinus, with foliage and stem 
nearly black. 4288 is a new 
variety, surpassing all other 
sorts in size and beauty. 
/Ornamental in fruit. For green- 
ly houses. 
[ (Hesperis.) Free - blooming and 
] very sweet-scented. 
/(California Tree Matilija Poppy.) 
1 Pine flowers, Iresembling a poppy. 
Flowers first season from seed. 
See A (/ro.'iteinma coronaria. 
See Ac/rostemma Ooeli-Hosa. 
See HibiHcn.s SiiriacnJi. 
\ Showy, large, yellow flowers, with 
J brown cone. 
American Centaury. 
/Prom Central Africa. Lovely 
violet-liko flowers. 
These annuals have very showy, 
large, funnel-shaped flowers, 
mottled, veined and self-colored; 
fine for beds. They require a 
rich soil, and will well repay 
liberal treatment. 
Most of the Salvias are well known 
for their brilliant colors, and no 
plants can be finer for bedding, 
particularly the splendena va- 
rieties. They are easily grown, 
free-flowering and showy. For 
description of the three new 
sorts, see Novelties, at beginning 
of this Catalogue. 
/ Pretty Composite for beds ; excel- 
lent for borders. 
Pretty dwarf bedding plants. 
I Should bo cultivated for their 
beauty and long blooming. 
1 Pitcher Pla7it ; Indian Cup ; Trum- 
> pet Leaf . Curious native plants, 
J doing well in peaty soil. 
