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JOSEPH HRECK & SONS 
(Corporation) 
CYCr.AI»IKIV —Bush Hill Pioneer. 
NAME. 
Hard. 
and 
Dur. 
H’g’t 
Feel. 
Color 
of 
Flower. 
Price 
per 
Oz. Pkt. 
AbobrSf see Climbers 
Abronia arenaria . 
hhA 
trai. 
yel. 
•50 
5 
umbellata grandiflora. 
(i 
rose 
.50 
5 
villosa.. i 
t( 
(t 
pur. 
•50 
5 
Abutilon, see Seeds for Greenhouse j 
1 
Abyssinian Grass, see Ornamental Grasseai 
\ 
Acacia, see Seeds for Greenhouse , 
Acanthus mollis. 
hP 
3 
white 
5 
Achiiiea ptarmica, flore pleno (Yarrow') 
4 ( 
I 
it 
10 
The Pearl. 
*( 
ti 
10 
Achimenes, see Seeds for Greenhouse 
Aconitum napellus (Monks Hood). 
3 
blue 
5 
pyrenaicum. 
(( 
(( 
5 
mixed . 
<( 
(( 
mix’d 
1.00 
5 
Acrociiniurn, see Everlastings 
Adenophora liliifolia. 
(( 
3 
1. blue 
10 
Adiumia (Alleghany Vine), see Climbers 
Adonis autumnalis . 
hA 
I 
crim. 
•35 
5 
rcstivalis... 
(( 
“ 
scar. 
•35 
5 
vernalis... 
hP 
yel. 
■30 
5 
y^thionema grandiflora . 
I 
rose 
1.25 
5 
African Rose, see Hibiscus 
Af(athea coelestis (Blue Marguerite). 
tP 
2 
blue 
5 
Ageratum, (see page89.) 
Agrostemma Coeli-Rosa (Rose of Heaven) 
hA 
I 
rose 
.25 
5 
-alba. 
{( 
(1 
white 
•25 
5 
thP 
it 
.2S 
c 
rosa (Rose Campion). 
li 
2 
rose 
•25 
5 
Flos Jovis (Jove’s Flower). 
a 
ti 
•35 
5 
mixed . 
(( 
({ 
mix’d 
.25 
5 
Agrostis, see Ornamental Grasses 
Aliium Neapolitanum 
hP 
^A 
white 
5 
Alonsoa albiflora . 
hhA 
lA 
white 
•30 
5 
grandiflora .. 
i( 
scar. 
•30 
5 
linifolia. 
(( 
it 
ti 
•30 
5 
myrtifolia....... . 
(( 
if 
•35 
5 
Warscewiczii . 
(( 
2 
•30 
5 
Aithsea rosea, see Hollyhock 
Aioysia citriodora (I.emon Verbena), see 
Seeds for Greenhouse 
Aistrasmeria mixed hybrids. 
tP 
3 
mix’d 
1.50 
10 
]>ulchella. 
i( 
y. & r. 
10 
Aiyssum (Swe'et Alyssum), (See pageSg.] 
Amaranthus Abyssinicus.. 
hhA 
3 
d. red 
•25 
5 
bicolor ruber... 
(( 
ii 
red 
•30 
5 
Papilio. 
DESCRIPTION. 
Sweet scented, verbena-like trailers. Do 
best in light soil. Sow in open ground 
in May. 
j Ornamental foliage, valuable for decora- 
I tive purposes. 
j Flowers freely throughout summer and 
) autumn. Excellent for cutting. 
J I’opular plants, adapted to shady situa 
> tions. 
Free flowering, fragrant border plant. 
A desirable border plant, free flowering. 
Small daisy-like flowers. 
All easily grown, free flowering attrac- 
> tive plants. Tlie perennial sorts do 
well in dry situations. 
Sow in hot-bed and plant out after 
middle of May. Being continuous 
bloomers they are desirable for bed¬ 
ding. 
( The flowers are of great brilliancy. 
< They succeed in any soil and are 
( adapted for cutting. 
*1 Very striking plants on account of 
their beautiful varied colored foil- 
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