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DIANTHUS, Heddiwegii. 
DIANTHUS, Barbatus. 
DIANTHUS. Laclniatus. 
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DIANTHUS. Marguerite, Half Dwarf, red. 
—Rose. 
—White . 
—Tall, double, mixed . 
Malmaison, or Improved Marguerite, assorted colors 
Barbatus, (Sweet William,) single mixed ......... 
Barbatus, Auricula-Eyed, mixed . 
DICTAMNUS. Very ornamental, sweet-scented plants. The flowers are much frequented 
by bees. 
Fraxinella, purple, leaves lemon scented when crushed. 
Fraxinella Alba, pure white .. 
DIGITALIS. (Foxglove). Very showy plants fc- shrubberies and other half-shady pi ices, 
(iloxiniaflora, mixed; all colors; large flowers ........ 
Grandiflora, yellow . 
Maculata Superba, beautifully spotted flowers ........ 
Purpurea, purple spotted ............ 
Alba, white.. 
Mixed . 
DOLICHOS. See Climbers. 
DUSTY MILLER. See Ceuta urea Gytnnocarpa. 
DUTCHMAN’S PIPE. See Climbers. 
ECHEVERIA. An elegant succulent, very popular for carpet-bedding , splendid mixture . 
Metallica, foliage glaucous, purplish . 
DODECATHEON MEADIA. (American Cowslip). Beautiful herbaceous plant with light 
purple flowers .............. 
ELICHRYSUM. See Everlastings. 
ERAGROSTIS. See Ornamental Grasses. 
ERIANTHUS. See Ornamental Grasses. 
ERYSIMUM. Showy, free flowering; very effective in beds, sweet scented, excellent for 
cutting. 
Arkansanum, sulphur yellow, handsome . 
ERYTHRINA. (Coral Tree). Half-hardy shrub, with fine leaves and beautiful brilliant 
scarlet flowers; they grow freely out of doors if planted in a warm situation. 
Crista (ialli. . . 
ESCHSCHOLTZIA. (California Poppy). An exceedingly showy, free-flowering tribe of 
plants, attractive for bedding, massing, or ribboning. 
Californica, bright yellow, rich orange centre . 
— Rose Cardinal, large flowers of intense carmine . 
—Alba, white. 
— Finest Mixed. 
—Giant. 
—Maritima (Maltese Cross). 
Crocea, rich orange. 
—FI. pi., Alba, double white. 
— Mandarin, the inner side of the petals is of a rich orange color, the outer side 
being a brilliant scarlet . 
Tenufolia (fern-leaved), bright yellow, leaves finely cut. 
Mixed, all colors . 
EUCALYPTUS. (Fever and Ague.) Very ornamental; has been extensively planted for the 
reputation it has of absorbing malaria. 
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