CATALOGUE OF FLOWER SEEDS. 
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EVERLASTINGS. 
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ACROCLINIUM. 
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Handsome plants, with daisy-like flowers, valuable for winter bouquets. 
Roseum, beautiful rose .. 
“ fl. pi., good double, fine rose. 
Alba, pure white . . 
“ fl. pi., (new) double, white. 
Mixed, all colors. 
Flowers pure white; gather before fully expanded to preserve for winter. 
Alatum, white. 
Grandiflorum, pure white, large-flowered. 
ELICHRISUM. See Helichrysum . 
GLOBE AMARANTH. See Gomphrena. 
GOMPHREN A. (Globe Amaranth.) Showy globular flowers, which retain their beauty for years 
“ Aurea Superba, orange. 
“ Globosa Alba, pure white. 
** 44 Rosea, rose. 
“ “ Nana Compacta, dwarf, compact growth, rich, deep violet-red . 
“ 44 Mixed, all shades and colors. 
HELIPTERUM. Small foliage, large clusters of bright golden and pure white star-like flowers. 
Sanfordii, golden. 
“ Mixed. 
HELICHRYSUM. Exceedingly handsome forwinter bouquets. 
44 Bracteatum, single yellow. 
44 Lanatum, silvery foliage, flowers light yellow. 
44 Fireball, crimson. 
44 Monstrosum Album, fl. pi., double white. 
44 44 Luteum, fl. pi., double yellow. 
44 44 Purpureum, fl. pi., doubie purple. 
44 44 Roseum, fl. pi., fine, double rose. 
44 Double Mixed, all colors. 
44 . Nanum F lore Pleno, dwarf, splendid mixed. 
Minimum, fl. pi., mixed, small flower, double. 
A well-known Everlasting; fine for bedding or ribboning. 
Maculata, rosy purple, with crimson centre. 
“ Alba, white, very showy . . . 
Manglesii, bright rose .... . 
Flowers in clusters; pick early, before centre becomes discolored. 
44 Grandiflora, deep yellow. 
XERANTHEMUM. A showy class of Everlastings; excellent for bouquets. 
44 Album, fl. pi., double white. 
44 Purpureum, fl. pi., double purple. 
44 Double Pompon, white. 
44 44 44 purple. 
RHODANTHE. 
WAITZIA. 
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES. 
ABYSSINIAN GRASS. See Poa Amabilis. 
AGROSTIS. Nebulosa, very graceful; indispensable for bouquets. 
ANDROPOGON. Fine sub-tropical plants. 
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“ Argenteus, very ornamental. 
44 Schimperi, very stately. 
ANIMATED OATS. See Avetta Sterilis. 
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ANTHOXANTHUM. Gracile, elegant. 
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ARUNDO. Conspicua (New Zealand Pampas Grass). 
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44 Donax Folio Variegatis, striped foliage. 
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AVENA. Sterilis (Animated Oats). 
BRIZA. The well-known Quaking Grass; spreading. 
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44 Gracilis, small. 
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44 Maxima, large. 
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BRIZOPYRUM. Siculum, splendid for edgings and bouq’iets. 
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B ROM US. Brizaeformis, fine Briza-like; excellent for bouquets. 
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CERATOCHLOA. Pendula, graceful . 
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CHLORIS. Elegans, very effective in bouquets and borders; slender and elegant 
44 Barbata, bearded; very neat. 
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CHLOROPSIS. Blanchardiana, bottle-brush-like flowers of a bright rose color 
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CHRYSURUS. Aurens, golden-spiked ; a very desirable sort . 
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’ELEUSINE. Oligostachya, three horns, very pretty. 
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ERAGROSTIS. Elegans (Love Grass), beautiful for borders, and indispensable for bouquets . 
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ERIANTHUS. Ravennae, a noble grass, resembling the Pampas . 
EULALIA. Japonica, magnificent Japanese grass, attaining a height of 6 to 7 feet . 
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