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SlEBRECHT & WadLEY'S CATALOGUE OF 
ALLIUM NEAPOLITANUM. 
AliXiIUU, Continued. 
A. Neapolitanum. Very pretty white flowers in 
eai'ly summer : a line species $0 35 
A. pulchellum 25 
AIiTHiEA rosea fl. pi. The Hollyhock; one of our 
finest herbaceous plants. The later strains present 
flowers of rose-like fineness, in rich and delicate col- 
ors. They are exceedingly decorative. Cartei''s excel- 
lent strain of double flowering Hollyhocks, in mixed 
color.'!, .*2.50 per doz. ; selected named sorts. .^5 per doz. 
AIiTSSUM saxatile. A dwarf and neat yellow flower- 
ing perennial. 20 cents. 
AMSOXIA latifolia. Pretty herbaceous perennial, 
with pale blue flowers in summer. 25 cents. 
ANCHTJSA italica. iSeautiful blue flowers ; a contin- 
uous bloomer. 25 cents. 
ANEMOm:. The Windflower; all beautiful and orna- 
mental perennials, bearing lovely flowers in great 
profusion ;* they are exceedingly handsome and desir- 
able. 
A. japonica. Rosy carmine flowers of large size, pro- 
duced in autumn $0 25 
A. alba (HunorineJdhert). Lovely pure white 
flowers, produced from August to November; a 
most elegant plant 30 
A. narcissiflora. Very pretty flowers of variable 
color, on long stalks above the foliage 25 
A. Fennsylvanica (diclwloma) . White flowers, 
tinged red in May 25 
A. Pulsatilla. A beautiful species, with large 
flowers, produced in spring, and deeply cut foli- 
age 25 
ANTHERICUni. The hardy species are fine border 
plants, with lily-like flowers. 
A. Idliago. The St. Bernard's Lily ; pure white flow- 
ers $0 25 
A. Iiiliastrum. Larger flowers, white and fra- 
grant, on long spikes 25 
AQUUiEGIA. The Columbine; splendid hardy plants, 
with ornamental foliage and vei\y beautiful flowers; 
among the best hardy perennials, and of very easy 
culture. 
A. canadensis. Flowers scarlet and yellow . . . $0 25 
A. dirysantha. Splendid yellow flowers ; one of 
the finest of all perennials 85 
A. coerulea. Light blue and white flowers ... 25 
AQUIIiEGIA g'landulosa. Remarkable flowers of 
large size, of bright lilac blue and white . . . . $0 25 
A. vulgaris fl. pi. Double white flowers .... 25 
ARABIS. Useful and pretty dwarf white flowering 
plants for rock work. 
A. alpina argenteo-varieg'ata. Leaves marked with 
white ^0 25 
A. lucida variegata. Flowers white; leaves 
broadly edged with' yellow; a very eflieotive and 
useful plant 25 
ARENARIA. Very pretty little alpine plant with 
evergreen leaves, bearing many flowers early in sum- 
mer. 
A. balearica. White flowers; small shiningleayes $0 25 
A. gxandiflora. White flowers 25 
A. macrophylla 25 
ARMERIA. Interesting alpine perennials of dwarf 
habit; excellent for borders, rock- work or edging. 
A. alpina $0 25 
A. vulgaris (maritima). Pink or rosy I'ed flow- 
ers ; a pretty white-leaved species 25 
A. — *— alba 25 
ARTEMISIA Stelleriana. A pretty dwarf plant with 
silvery while leaves ; very useful for borders or edg- 
ings. 25 cents. 
ASCLEFIAS tuberosa.. An ei-ect, branched shrub, 
with large umbels of brnliaut orange flowers of great 
substance ; very showy. 25 cents. 
ASTER. The Michaelmas Daisy ; desirable herbaceous 
perennial, with pretty daisy-like flowers. We offer 
only the best selected sorts, worthy of extensive plant- 
ing. 
A. alpinus. Of dwarf, stout habit; bright purple 
flowers .^O 25 
A. Amellus (hcKmrabicuK) . Beautiful deep pur- 
ple flowers 25 
A. Novae- Ang-lisB. Of tall and robust habit, with 
purple flowers 25 
A. ptarmicoides 25 
