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NAME. 
Hard. 
and 
Dur. 
HVt 
Feet. 
Color 
of 
Flower. 
Price 
per 
Oz. Pkt. 
Verbenas . — Contiymed . 
Defiance. 
thhP 
I 
scar. 
1.50 
10 
—Golden Leaved.'. 
(4 
mix’d 
■•50 
10 
Italica striata. 
u 
(( 
stri. 
I.OO 
10 
Mammoth. 
(( 
mix’d 
1.50 
10 
mixed, choice. 
(( 
I 
1.00 
10 
—good. 
(( 
u 
li 
•75 
5 
Montana. 
hp 
(( 
rose 
■50 
5 
Lemon-scented (Aloysia) see Seeds for 
Greenhouse 
Veronica . 
(( 
2 
mix’d 
•30 
10 
Vinca^ see Seeds for Greenhouse 
Viola (Violet) cornuta. Admiration . 
hhP 
d. blue 
1.50 
10 
Mauve Queen. 
C( 
(( 
pur. 
1.00 
10 
Magnificent. 
(( 
({ 
1. blue 
10 
—White Perfection. 
(( 
<( 
white 
1.00 
10 
odorata semperflorens. 
(i 
(( 
blue 
■75 
10 
—alba. 
(< 
white 
•75 
10 
—The Czar. 
u 
violet 
10 
—The White Czar. 
«( 
wlrite 
10 
mixed. 
(( 
mix’d 
1.00 
10 
Viola Tricolor (Pansy) (See page 98.) 
Virginia Creeper, see Climbers 
Virgin*s Bowery see Climbers 
Viscaria cardinalis. 
hA 
1 
scar. 
•25 
5 
oculata ccerulea. 
(( 
blue 
•25 
5 
Wahienbergia (Bell Flower) grandifiora... 
hP 
2 
4 ( 
•75 
5 
—alba. 
(( 
white 
•75 
5 
Waitzia, see Everlastings 
1 
Waiifiower (Cheranthus) 
double German. 
hliP 
I 
mix’d 
2.50 
10 
single German. 
(( 
a 
(( 
■30 
5 
single annual. 
hA 
it 
(( 
10 
Wbitiavia grandifiora. 
(( 
a 
blue 
•25 
5 
(( 
it 
white 
.2 s 
5 
5 
Wigandia caracassana . 
hhP 
6 
lilac 
•*• J 
•75 
imperialis. 
(( 
(( 
; i 
5 
Xeranthemuniy see Everlastings 
YarroWy see Achillea 
Zeay see Ornamental Grasses 
Zinnia (See page loi.) 
CLIMBERS. 
Abobra viridiflora. 
hhP 
10 
.scar. 
•75 
5 
Adlumia (Mountain Fringe or Allegheny 
Vine) cirrhosa . 
—purpurea .' . 
hB 
15 
flesh 
pur. 
•75 
1.00 
■5 
5 
Ampeiopsis quinquefolia (Virginia Creeper) 
hP 
30 
•25 
5 
Veitchii (Boston or Japane.se Ivy). 
(( 
50 
■25 
10 
Aristolochia (Dutchman’s Pipe) elegans... 
hhP 
25 
br.&yl. 
2.00 
10 
sipho. 
hP 
n 
10 
Balloon Wne, see Cardiospermum 
Beans, running, see Phaseolus 
Bignonia radicans (Trumpet Vine). 
(( 
u 
.scar. 
1.00 
10 
Byronopsis erythrocarpa . 
hhA 
10 
red 
.40 
5 
Caiampeiis scabra . 
thP 
6 
or’ge 
10 
Cardiospermum (Balloon Vine) halicaca- 
white 
bum . 
(( 
8 
•25 
5 
Centrosema grandifiora (Butterfly Pea)... 
hP 
6 
varied 
10 
Virginica . 
u 
<< 
white 
10 
Clematis (Virgin’s Bower) flam mu la. 
(( 
15 
•50 
5 
Large Flowering Hybrids. 
u 
var. 
mix’d 
2.50 
10 
paniculata. 
(( 
15 
white 
5 
Cobaea macrostemma. 
hhl’ 
20 
gr.& yl 
1.50 
10 
scandens . 
u 
«( 
pur. 
•75 
5 
— alba. 
(4 
«( 
white 
•75 
5 
Coccmea indica. 
hhA 
10 
(( 
.60 
5 
Convolvulus major (Morning Glory). 
hA 
(( 
mix’d 
.10 
5 
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DKSCRIPTION. 
bloomer, brilliancy of flower and 
sweet fragrance. Montana is a per¬ 
fect gem. The plant literally covers 
itself during the summer with bright 
rose colored flowers. 
Well-known favorites tliat are much in 
demand on account of their fragrance 
and profusion of bloom. They are 
very easily grown from seed, although 
they frequently take a long time to 
germinate. 
Showy flowers produced througliout the 
season ; fine for beds. 
Large and showy border j)lants with 
bell-shaped flowers. Allied to the 
Campanula. 
Beautiful border plants with fragrant 
flowers ranging in velvety shades of 
brown and yellow. Tiie annual .sort 
is a decided acquisition. 
Flowers are bell shaped and produced 
throughout the entire season. 
Beautiful decorative plants, richly veined 
foliage and bright colored stalks. 
Dark green foliage, scarlet fruit. 
Foliage resembles Maiden Hair Fern. 
Sow in a shady place in spring and 
transplant carefully in September. 
Nothing better for veranda, foliage 
beautiful in autumn. 
The well-known and decorative I^oston 
Ivy. 
Very large, showy foliage. 
Fine foliage and brilliant flowers. 
The green fruit changes to scarlet and 
white. (Ornamental (iourd.) 
Pea-shaped flower of many j)lea.sing 
colors. 
These are general favorites. 
The large flowered Hybrids and Panicu- 
lata will please and surprise all. 
Start the seeds in lieat, setting them on 
edge, and cover half an inch. They 
flower most profusely when planted in 
sandy or light soil. 
White flowers, .scarlet fruit. 
Convolvulus Major is the old favorite 
The other two sorts are new and fine. 
of cover. 
