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D. M. ANDREWS, BOULDER, COLORADO. 
Lupinus argenteus.* 2 
Choice novelty with 
beautiful silvery 
foliage and long 
spikes of indigo-blue 
flowers. Seed25cts. 
L.diffusus. Choice new 
sort. Seed 5 cents. 
L* Plattensis.* 1 foot. 
Platte River Lupine 
A very rare new sort 
from the Platte- 
Arkansas divide and 
decidedly the best 
we have ever seen. 
The flowers are un¬ 
usually large, clear 
pale lilac with a 
deep violet blotch nearly covering the large 
upper petal, having a striking resemblance 
to the Viola pedata bicolor. The flowers are 
bourn in heavy spikes, well above the silvery 
white foliage which is exceedingly ornament¬ 
al. The plant is perfectly hardy, and is one 
of the best introductions of the season. Seed 
25 cents. 
L* parviflortts** 3 feet. Robust free-blooming 
sort, the showy flowers varying from pale 
rose to deep blue- Seed 10 cents. 
L* pusillus** 1 foot. Low spreading habit, 
flowers deep blue, white eye, all summer; 
may be only annual. Seed 10 cents. 
OENOTHERAS. 
Evening Primroses* 
Ornamental, free blooming plants of easy cul¬ 
ture, producing very long white, rose or 
yellow saucer shaped flowers all summer. 
Easily grown from seed except brachycarpa 
and caespitosa which usually germinate 
slowly. 
Oenothera albicattlis** 3 feet. Flowers white. 
Seed 10 cents. 
O* brachycarpa** 6 inches. Giant yellow flowers 
four inches across, changing to Vermillion. 
Plants $1.00 per dozen; seed 10 cents. 
O* caespitosa** 6 in. Flowers like brachycarpa 
but pure white changing to bright rose. 
Plants $1.00 per dozen; seed 10 cents. 
O* Frasera.* 1 foot. 
Beautiful yellow 
flowers. Plants 75 
cts. per dozen; seed 
10 cents. 
O* Missouriensis** 
Beautiful trailing 
species, immense 
yellow flowers, neat 
willow-like foliage. 
Seed 10 cents. 
O* serrulata.* 1 foot. 
Very distinct shrub¬ 
by sort, with yellow 
flowers and the pet¬ 
als curiously crum- 
0. Missouriensis.* pled. Blooms abund- 
