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1 (MR IIA CEO US PLANTS. 
Jlosa v. 
Red rose 
25 
V. 
Portugal 
25 
V. 
Portland 
25 
Pompadore 
25 
w 
Rose of sharon 
25 
V . 
I’ompone 
50 
T‘. 
York and Lancaster, 
white and red 50 
[A/am/ other sorts of Hoses are now under cultivation , and will be of¬ 
fered for sale in the autumn of 1828.]] 
HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL FLOWERING PLANTS. 
25 cents, except those noted. 
Amsonia lattfolia 
salicifolia 
Anemone hepatica 
t. alba 
v. cent/, pi. 
v. rubro pi. 
pennsylvanlca 
thalictroidcs 
•d. plena 
quinquefolia 
Anthyllis vulneraria 
Apocynum androsecruifalium 
Aquilegia canadensis 
vulgaris 
purpurea 
v. a/bo 
v. rubro 
v. plena 
Asclepias tuberosa 
incaniata 
•car. pulchra 
verticillata 
Asphodelus lateus 
ramosus 
Aster nova: anglice 
g’raveolens 
macrophyllus 
carolinianus 
puniceus 
ledifolius 
grandiflorus 
plilogifolius 
linariifelius, Sec. See. 
\stragalus-canadensis 
galegifbrniis 
Beilis perennis 
Broad leaved amsonia 
Willow do. do. 50 
Common hepatica 
White do. 
Double blue do. 50 
-red do. 50 
Pennsylvania do 
Thalictrum leaved do. 
Double do. do. 
Wood do. 
English kidney vetch 
Fly catching apocynum 
Scarlet columbine 
European blue columbine 
Purple do. 
White do. 
Red do. . 
Starry do. 50 
Orange coloured swallow-wort 
Red do. 
Dairy leaved do. 
White do. 
Yellow asphodel, or king's spear 50 
White do. 
New-England^ster 
Missouri do. 50% 
Large leaved do. 
Carolina do. 50 
Purple stalked do. 
Thyme leaved do. 
Large flowered do. 
Plilox leaved do. 
Toad flax leaved do. 
Canada milk vetch 
Caucasian do. 37 
Red mountain daisy 
