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810 Mesembryanthemuin crystallinum (Ice-Plant), white. \ ft.. . . . . 6 
841 44 glabram, light yellow. 3 ft. 6 
842 “ pomeridiunuin, bright yellow, large-flowered ... 5 
848 “ tricolor, rosy pink, purple centre. 6 
844 44 44 album, white, with purple centre .... 5 
845 44 mixed .. 5 
MANDEVILLEA. Nat. Ord., Apocynaceaz. 
Well known as a most elegant and beautiful, pure white, large, open, highly fragrant 
trumpet-shaped flower, freely produced in a profusion of racemes, which renders it ex 
tremely attractive either in greenhouse or garden. From Buenos Ayres. 
846 Mandevillea suaveolens, white. Greenhouse climber. 10 ft. Bee cut, page 66 . , .25 
MATHIOLA. Nat. Ord., Cruciferce. 
847 Mathiola bicornis, hardy annual, from Greece; of branching habit, with spikes of rosy- 
lilac flowers, which, especially at evening, diffuse a very agreeable fragrance, more 
powerful than mignonette.. . .10 
MICHAUXIA. Nat. Ord., Campanulaceaz. 
848 Michaoxla campanuloides, splendid hardy perennial, with large, deep-blue, bell- 
shaped flowers. 2 ft.26 
MIMULIS. Nat. Ord., Scrophulariacece. 
Free-flowering, pretty plants, with brilliant flowers, remarkable for their rich and beau 
tiful markings and spo{s. They are rather delicate for the out-door garden, excepting M 
cardinalis, but are very beautiful in pots or baskets in the house or greenhouse. The;; 
thrive best in soil composed of peat and leaf-mould, and require an abundance of water. 
849 Mimulus cuprcuH, large orange-colored flowers, spotted with crimson.10 
850 44 hybrid us tigrinus, splendidly spotted.10 
851 44 new double spotted,beautiful variety for culture in pots; remarkable for its 
double flowers, which are brilliant yellow, spotted, striped, and mottled 
with crimson, and remain in bloom much longer than the single sorts . .25 
852 44 quinquevulnerus maximus, very large, mixed colors ..... .10 
853 44 moschatus (Musk Plant), yellow, strongly musk-scented . . . , .10 
854 44 cardinalis, bright scarlet; fine for growing out doors in summer . . . .10 
MIGNONETTE. Nat. Ord., Besedacece. 
A well-known, hardy annual, universally grown and esteemed for its delicious fragrance 
If well thinned out, the plants will grow stronger, and produce larger spikes of bloom. 
855 lteseda odorata (Sweet Mignonette), very fragrant ....... 6 
856 44 grandiilora, larger flowered.. 6 
857 44 arborea (Tree Mignonette), not fragrant ........ 6 
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