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EVERETT & GLEASON’S 
FOR WINTER BOUQUETS AND ORNAMENTAL GARDENING. 
B, for bouquets. .S’, garden specimen plants. per pkt. 
a. B. Agrostis nebulosa, elegant, fine, and feathery, iy 2 ft $ 5 
a. B. pulchella, exceedingly graceful, 1 ft 5 
a. B. A vena sterilis (Animated Oats), drooping spikes, 2 ft 5 
a. B. Briza Maxima (Quaking Grass) pretty shaking panicles, U ft 5 
a. B. minima, small, graceful variety of above, 1 ft 5 
p. B. Bromus brizaeformis, elegant, drooping panicles, 2 ft 5 
a. B. Chrysurus aureus, pretty bouquet grass, 1 ft 5 
g. p. S. Erianthus Ravennae, fine free growing, large variety, 8 ft 15 
a. B. Eragrostis elegans (Love Grass), useful, elegant variety, 2 ft 5 
a. S. maxima, very handsome and decorative variety, 4 ft 15 
a. B. ©gyptiaca, elegant silvery white inflorescence, 2 ft 5 
a. B. pilosa, elegant blackish inflorescence, 1 ft • 5 
p. S. Eulalia Japonica, elegant variety, 5 ft 15 
g. p. S. Gynerium argenteum (Pampas), silvery plumes, 8 ft 15 
g. p. S. jubatum (Pampas), silvery plumes, 6 ft 15 
a. B. Lagurus ovatus (Hare’s-Tail Grass), white silky plumes, 1 ft 5 
p. B. Molica ciliata, splendid bouquet grass, 2 ft 5 
p. B. Stipa elegantissima, most elegant and graceful variety, 1 ft 10 
p. B. pennata (Feather-Grass), beautiful feathery plumes, 1% ft- • • *10 
p. B. Tricholsena violacea, elegant, fine rosy-violet tinted, 2 ft 10 
SEEDS FOE WILD GARDENS. 
To admirers of Flowers who are fond of something novel, and also those who 
cannot or do not care to give the time necessary to cultivate finely arranged beds, 
the “ Wild Garden ” affords a substitute which all can avail themselves of, and for 
an exceedingly small outlay secure in return a collection of flowers which, for 
unusual and varied effects, will amply repay the very small expense attending the 
same. The Wild Garden seeds are a mixture of a great number of fine, easy-grow- 
ing Annuals, mixed for this particular style of gardening, and when the bloom 
commences, no one who has not seen such a bed can well form an idea of its 
possibilities; for, throughout the season, something new appears almost everyday. 
Half-Ounce Packet, 25 cents. | Ounce Packet, 50 cents. 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
IN PACKAGES OF ASSORTED VARIETIES. 
The following packages will be found desirable for purchasers wishing assort- 
ments of Flower Seeds, particularly those who do not care to select for themselves. 
We use only popular and choice sorts, and be9t in quality, in these packages. 
Assortment A 10 varieties of Choice Annuals $ .50 
“ C 25 “ “ “ Annuals . 1.25 
“ B 10 “ “ “ Perennials 5ft 
“ D 25 ** “ ** Perennials 1.25 
Other assortments, large or small, furnished if desired, consisting of either Annuals 
or Perennials, or both, to suit the purchaser ; also, assortments of rare and choice 
varieties, for Greenhouse or Garden culture. 
