SPRING CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, BULBS AND PLANT8 FOR 1801. 
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Peas, Trailing. 
Those charming flowering Peas differ from the common 
Hwoet Pea in habit of growth and shape of flower. They do 
not climb to any extent, but trail on the ground a foot or 
two producing great quantities of the most benutilul of all 
pea flowers. They commence to bloom about three weeks 
earlier than Sweet Peas and continue all summer. 'Hie flow¬ 
ers are of the most beautiful shape, and striking colors, and 
■will prove a great, novelty in any garden. Sow seed early in 
the open ground and they will soon be up and blooming. 
Per pkt. 
Lord Anson Blue, lovely shade of clear sky blue; petals 
large and remind one of butterfly wings. 10 
Lord Anson White, like the above but pure white. 10 
Tlngltanus, dark crimson red, a lino color, and a ranker 
grower than Lord Anson. 10 
For 20 cents wc will send the three sorts. 
Phlox j^rtliqmoqdi, Grandiflora) 
Little need be snid in favor of this grand Bv f t r ^': 
hodv knows and cultivates it for its brilliant colors. It is 
truly ealled t e •• Flame Flower.” A bed in bloom daisies 
the eyewithits brilliancy, and the different colors sown side 
by side produce a lieiiutlful "IT. . I. —s-d in the ■ 
ground early. Wo huvo ills, ai.l, ,1 «H I'hi.. • - i •« the 
following new and improved l.i.nib".." I'"' >■" .neb 
superior to the old sorts Hint II I. bdli i" i-i.m’ ,.n\ <"i,,r 
The following collection will surprl... i li.«—i » l... |>l<tul 11>. in 
with their large size, brlllhinl n.lmw, .."i.pn. l, Im.liy aiid 
free flowering habit. IVr |.ht 
Cocci nea, large, dazzling sear lit ... H 
FancyStrlped,many colors all bomillfiill} . ii-•» whll. |o 
Crover Cleveland, a new sort of gt, .i i- u-lit| 
pure wliito with a brilliant crimson enter. Very 
effective. 1» 
Rosea Alba Oculata, tine brilliant ro win. .t Inga 
white eye. • 
Violet Alba Oculata, lino violet with while < y. Is 
Alba, large pure white .. .... ... 1“ 
Stellata, intense dazzling scarlet with a large while . ••>> 
ter, a striking contrast. It makes a most l.rilllmil iin.l 
dazzling mass of color all summer, and should Imve .. 
place iii every garden. Our stock is strictly pun.the 
finest in the market . I" 
Mixed Seed, of IS) different colors. in 
Childs’ Jubilee. See novelties. :» 
Childs’ Star. See colored plate. » 
For $1.00 we will send the above ten kinds. 
pethqia. 
For years the Petunia lias been one of the leading window 
and garden flowers, and few can bo more generally satisfao 
tory. Always full of bloom, it is ever an object of great 
beauty. The double and large single sorts are usually select 
ed for window culture, and bloom freely all times of tin 
year. For bedding out in summer they arc equally valuable 
I A bed of Petunias is a mass of gay colors from early spring 
to late fall. Per pkt 
Childs’ New Hybrids, striped and blotched. A inagnlH- 
cent strain, producing a great profusion of crimson 
and white flowers, beautifully blotched, striped and 
marked. Flowers very large and plants completely 
covered with bloom the whole season. 1C 
Crandlflora, Mixed, very large flowers, line colors. H 
Pure white 
If 
Nana Compacts, a beautiful new dwarf Petiinla.whleli 
forms a dense round bush which is completely smoth¬ 
ered with beautiful variegated blossoms nil Miami, A 
Tltinia, ill this sort we find one of the best I yp.. I .1 
bordered and fringed strain we have ever sin, On 
some, however, the white border is very narrow, 011 
others very wide, occupying nearly oue-liiilf of tho 
