NUMBEE and NAME. 
General Observations. 
JSC^'^Xoz. at oz. rata only on artioles quoted at / 
^7 per oz, and over. j / llj 
4414 Saxifraga Aizoou. 
4417 
4418 
4418a 
4419 
441 Oft 
4420 
4422 
4425 
4427 
4430 
4433 
4436 
4440 
4443 
4445 
4450 
4453 
4454 
4455 
4400 
44(il 
4462 
4463 
4464 
4465 
4467 
4467« 
4468 
4470 
4471 
4473 
4475 
4480 
4483 
4485 
4488 
4492 
4493 
4495 
4497 
4498 
4500 
4502 
4504 
4507 
4508 
4509 
4514 
4515 
4516 
4517 
4517« 
4518 
4520 
4525 
per oz., (;" 
Scabiosa candidissima 
— Double Snowball 
Black Purple 
minor aiirea H. pi. (uew) 
Caiicasica (splendid) 
Mixed Tall per oz., 40e. 
Dwarf Double Mi.xed. " 40c. 
Collections of Scabio.sa, including — 
8 vars. Dwarf Double 
6 " " " 
8 " Tall Lar2:e-flowered . . . . 
6 " 
Schizanthus Grahami 
pinnatus 
porrigens papilionaceus 
retusu.s 
— albus 
Mixed per oz., 30c. 
Collection, inchidins: 
6 rar.s. Schizantbus 
Schizopetalon Walkeri 
Schrankia uncinata 
Sedum cwrnleum. 
Maxiniowiczii .... 
Mixed 
Senecio elegaus . . 
Sensitive Plant. . . 
Silene Armeria. . . . 
—alba 
— Mixed 
oriental is 
pendula, ro.'se 
— Double Kose 
— ruberrima 
— Bonnetli, dark stems 
Mixed per oz., 20c. 
Virginiea 
Dougiasii 
Sisyrinchium Berraudiamun 
Smilax (Myrsipliyllum aspara- 
goides) per oz., 75c. 
Snapdragon — 
Delila, carmine and white 
Galathee, crimson and white 
Striped 
Firefly, scarlet and white 
White 
Yellow 
Mixed per oz., 5nc. 
Fine Dwarf lAlixed .. . " 50c. 
Tom Thumb j\Iixed . . " 3=] 
Collections, including — 
12 vars. Snapdragon, Finest Tall. 
6 " 
Sphenogyne speciosa 
Spiraea aria^folia 
arnncus 
jier oz., 20o. 
1 2 
Spraguea umbellata 
Stachys lanata 
Statice Bonduelli 
incana hyl)ri(hi 
.sinuata 
candidissima 
Suworowi, bright rose 
Perennial Sorts Mixed 
Stenactis speciosa 
Stephanophysum longifolium 
Stevia serrala 
2 3 
hhA 
hP 
3 gP 
2 : thP 
white 
pur. 
golden 
lilac 
mixed 
bUie 
yel. 
mixed 
pink 
red 
white 
mixed 
rose 
red 
rose 
mixed 
pur. 
rose 
blue 
white 
yel. 
white 
VA 
div. 
VA 
A 
A 
V4 
VA 
10 
/Curious little plants ; especially 
\ adapted for rockwork. 
1 
The Mourning Bride is a showy 
border plant, with beautifully 
variegated flowers. It succeeds 
in ordinary garden soil. 4419 is 
a beautiful golden yellow, uew 
variety. 
Elegant and yery free-blooming 
annuals. Large, beautiful flow- 
ers of many colors, blotched 
dark purple and spotted with 
orange; tine for bedding. Grown 
in pots in early spring in green- 
house, they become fine foliage 
plants, with masses of blossoms. 
Curious fringed, fragrant flowers. 
/Like Sensitive Plant, its leaves 
\ droop at the slightest touch. 
] (Stone Crop. ) Showy little plants, 
> excellent for carpet beds. Plant 
J in sandy soil. 
See Jacobasa. 
(Mimosa.) Pretty and curious. 
(Catchfly. ) Bright colored, free- 
flowering annuals, suitable for 
rockwork or open border. iS'. 
jtriiihiln is largely grown for 
sjiring flower gardening. They 
succeed in any light, loamy soil. 
I "Blue-eyed Grass." Very pretty. 
1 For table and house decoration. 
/ Fine for florists. 
The Antirrhinum is one of the 
finest border perennials. The 
Tom Thumb strain is admirably 
adapted for bedding, being very 
dwarf and free-flowering. Ijight 
soil, well enriched with nianui-p, 
is most suitable for them. Sow 
in May or in autumn. 
Pretty, showy annuals. 
~( Beautiful shrubs ; flower pro- 
/ fusely. 
fFine for rockwork or edges of 
\ flower beds. 
Silver-leaved, fine perennial. 
(Sea Lavender.) Beautiful for 
winter bouquets. Pretty little 
flowers, which ought to be in all 
gardens. 
Showj' purple Composite, 
f An acanthaceous plant, 
\ bright colored flowers. 
Pine for bouquets ; scented. 
with 
