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SEE©-TIME A?i© HARVEST. 
Coleus. 
184 In variety; newest varieties, mixed 20 
Cyclamen Persicum. 
185 White, red and pink, mixed 15 
Cyperus. 
188 Variegates, water plant, grows in pots 15 
Ferns. 
187 Different varieties, mixed 15 
Ceranium. 
188 Zonale and Inquinans, mixed 18 
Claucium. 
189 Luteum, fine white foliage plant 5 
Gloxinia Hybrida. 
190 Choice colors, mixed 15 
Heliotrope. 
191 Sweet, mixed 10 
Ice Plant. 
192 Mesembrianthemum, tricolor mixed 10 
Lantana. 
193 Mixed colors 10 
Mignonette. 
194 (104) New Spiral, best for pots 10 
Passion Flower. 
195 Passiflora, mixed 10 
Petunia. 
190 New Double Fringed, choicest 25 
Primula Sinensis. {Chinese Primrose.) 
197 Alba-Fimbriata, single, large, white 20 
198 Rosea Fimbriata, light rose, fine 20 
199 Atrocarminea Splendens, deep red 20 
200 Above varieties mixed 20 
•'’ucca Filamentosa. {Adams'Needle) 
201 Finest California 5 
ORNAMENTAL CLIMBERS. 
Cofocea Scandens. Climbing annual. 
205 Finest French seed 10 
Convolvulus. {Morning Glory.) 
206 Major, best mixed colors (20 cents per oz.) 5 
Gourds. {Ornamental.) 
207 Seeds from many curious varieties mixed 5 
I po m oea . Magnificient for baskets, vases, etc. 
Coccinea, star, small scarlet flowers 5 
209 Grandiflora Superba, sky blue with white border 5 
210 Limbata Elegantissima, large and fine 5 
211 Quamocllt, (Cypress Vine) mixed 5 
Loasa. Flowers are very curious and handsome 
212 Vulcanlca, very fine new variety 5 
LufTa. {Dish-rag Plant.) 
213 Amara 
Maurandya. Graceful climber, ten feet. 
214 White, rose and violet, mixed 10 
Peas, Flowering. 
215 Finest colors mixed 6 
Phaseolus. ( Scarlet-runner .) 
216 Mixed colors 5 
Thunbergia. Beautiful half-hardy annual. 
217 Alata, yellow with dark eye 10 
218 Aurantiaca, bright orange, dark eye 10 
219 Bakerl, pure white, very fine 10 
Tropaeolum. 
220 Majus, finest mixed colors 5 
221 Peregrinum, {Canary Bird Flower ) fine yellow 10 
Everlasting Flowers and Grasses. 
No collection of flowers is complete without a few 
Immortelles or Everlastings. They will brighten our 
rooms through the dreary winter when the Frost 
King has claimed our other favorites; and mingled 
with dry grasses and moss they make good substitu¬ 
tes for their more delicate sisters which have fadei. 
and gone. The flowers should be picked as soon as 
they expand, or a little before, and hung up in small 
bunches so that the stems will dry straight. 
FLOWERS. 
Acroc'inium. 
225 Roseum, bright rose color 
226 Album, pure white 
227 Mixed colors 
Ammobium. 
228 Alatum, beautiful star-like white 
Comphrena. (Globe Amaranth,) 
229 Pure White, 
220 Bright Orange 
221 Dark purplish-crimsom 
232 Striped and mixed colors 
Helichrysum. 
233 Monstrosum, large, double mixed 
Helipterum. 
234 Sanfordii, beautiful bright yellow 
Rodanthe. 
235 Finest mixed varieties 
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Xeranthemum. Free blooming annuals 1 foot. 
236 Finest double white $ 
237 Double, mixed colors t 
GRASSES. 
Agrostis. Elegant, fine and feathery 
238 Pulcheila 6 
239 Nebulosa s 
Briza. (Quaking Grass) very hardy * 
240 Maxima, very elegant, one foot high & 
241 Gracellis , & 
242 Orientals k 
Coix Lachyma. 
243 Job’s Tears, broad corn-like leaves ( 
Erianthus. 
244 Ravennas, resembles Pampas Grass 6 
Eulalia. 
245 Japonica, new very ornamental 
Gy n eri U m. {Pampas Grass.) 
246 Argenteum, makes elegant plumes 
LaguruS. {Harestail Grass. ) 
247 Ovatus, dwarf, showy heads I 
Stipa Permata. 
248 Feather Grass I 
Sqirrel Tail Grass. 
249 Hordeum Jubatum ft 
CHOICE PERENNIALS. 
These seeds produce plants which are hardy, wfil 
survive over winters and flower the second season, 
some early in spring, others in summer and autumn. 
Alyssum Saxatile. 
250 Golden Yellow, ten inches high C 
Aq U i legia. a highly interesting class. 
251 Twelve best varieties mixed • 
Campanula. Hardy free-blooming plants. 
252 Medium, (Canterbury Bell) large; blue I 
253 Medium, double, blue § 
254 Medium, double, white ( 
