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WILLIAM EWING & CO.'S SEED CATALOGUE 
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Lupinus Polyphylius ,No. 762 
No. Pkt. cts- 
LYCHNIS 
Lychnis should be included in all perennial col- 
lections. The large glowing flowers of the Chalce- 
donica varieties are striking. " Haageana " is re- 
markably showy and stands long after being cut. 
764. CHALCEDONICA— Brilliant scarlet, 3 feet. June- 
August 5 
765. CHALCEDONICA, Alba.— White. 3 feet. June- 
August 5 
766. CHALCEDONICA— Mixed colors 5 
767. HAAGEANA HYBRID A— 2 feet. Mixed scarlet 
and white. June-.\ugust 1ft 
768. LYTHRUM, Roseum Superbum— 3 feet. Long 
spikes; rose. August-September 5 
769. MALVA, Moschata (Musk Mallow)— 2 feet. Rose 
and white. July-September 10 
770. MATRICARIA, Eximea Nana, " Golden Ball "—1 
foot. Yellow. June-July 15 
771. MERTENSIA, Siberica— 15 ins. Purple. June.... 15 
772. MICHAUXIA, Campanulata— 4 feet. White, tinged 
purple. Summer 10 
773. MONARDA, Didyma— 3 feet. Scarlet. June-Aug. 25 
774. MONARDA, Hybrida— Mixed colors 10 
775. MONTBRETIA^Mixjd, 2 feet. Different shades 
of orange. July-September 10 
MYOSOTIS— FORGET-ME-NOT 
Myosotis Alpestrls and Dissitiflora are all large 
flowering Forget-me-nots, and also of erect, stiff 
growth. 
777. ALPESTRIS TRIUMPH— A very large flowering 
variety, blooms 8 to 10 weeks after sowing. 
Bright blue flowers. 1 foot 25 
778. ALPESTRIS, Stricta Rose— Straight pillar-like 
huliit, striking and fine pink 10 
779. DISSITIFLORA— Large deep clear blue flowers. 6 
inches. .Mav-June 15 
780. DISSITIFLORA, Alba— Very beautiful pure white. 
6 inches. Mav-June 15 
781. FINEST MIXED VARIETIES (Forget-me-not)— 
May-Jime 5 
No. 
782. 
783. 
784. 
785. 
786. 
787. 
788. 
789. 
790. 
791. 
Pkt. cts 
OBELISCARLA, Pulcherrima (Rudbeckia Drum- 
mondii) — 2J feet. Rays brown and yellow. Au- 
tutrm 5 
CENOTHERA, Fraseri— IJ feet. Yellow 10 
(ENOTHERA, Missouriensis— Yellow. Trailing. 
June-August 5 
(ENOTHERA, Youngi— New. Is a pretty dwarf 
perennial. Flowers are of brilliant golden yellow, 
and contrast finely with the rich dark foliage. ... 30 
ONONIS, Rotundifolia— 15 inches. Rose. June- 
July 5 
OROBUS, Lathyroides— li feet. A lovely border 
plant. Bears racemes of violet -purple flowers. 
June-July 5 
OROBUS, Niger— 3 feet. Blackish violet. May- 
June 5 
Charming plants. They produce a mass of tiny 
blossoms, which almost hide the foliage. 
PANSY 
The Pansy is a universal favorite, and its charming 
blooms are mo.st effective in beds, lines or in clumps in 
the mixed border. The wonderful diversity in the colors 
and the markings of the flowers, as, well as the ease of 
culture, and the length of time it continues to bloom, all 
contribute to this. We make a specialty of the PANSY, 
and guarantee that " EWING S PRIZE STRAIN" will 
produce flowers that cannot be surpassed in size, shape 
or brilliancy of coloring, and in it will be found repre- 
sentatives of all the best varieties of the present time. On 
this account we think it necessary only to offer, sepa- 
rately, representatives of a tew of the leading and distinct 
strains. Though a hardy perennial, the largest and best 
blooms are always obtained from the first year's growth 
from seed. Blooms all summer. 
PRINCE HENRY— New. An extreme robust 
growing variety with flowers often 3J inches 
across. BriUiant dark indigo with veh'ety lustre, 
each petal having a large black-brown veined 
blotch and the edges are slightly waved 25 
FINE MIXED 5 
FINE MIXED FRENCH 10 
Ewing's Prize Pansy 
