ALYSSUM, ha, Sin. Everblooming, sweet clusters; 
a mass of bloom throughout the season; splendid 
for beds or edgings. You can hardly do without it. 
Carpet of Snow, procumbent; for beds. l-4oz 10c. 
Common Sweet, trailing, free. 1000 s., oz 25c. 
Lilac Queen, compact, erect; lovely lilac firs. 300s. 
Little Dorrit, improved Gem, erect; dense; long and 
free-blooming; best for edgings, best for pots. 300 
Little Gem, profuse all season; fine edging. 300 s. 
Minimum, 2 in, new elegant creeper, covers the 
ground with a sheet of lovely clusters. 300 seeds. 
Primrose Queen, 4 in, rich primrose color. 300 s. 
Complete Mixture, 1000 s. 5c., l-4oz lOc., oz 25c. 
AMARANTHUS, hha. Very showy easily grown 
plants; attractive in beds and groups. 
Abysinicus, 6 ft. A huge "Love-lies-bleeding^' with 
pale green foliage, veined and shaded pink, sur¬ 
mounted by clusters of showy red tassels 2ft long. 
Amabilis Tricolor, 3ft. Rose, gold, and glowing red. 
Bicolor Ruber, 3ft, leaves fiery red tipped maroon. 
Caudatus, Love Lies Bleeding, 3 ft. Red also white. 
Coleifolius, Firebrand, 2 ft, resembles Coleus. 
Combustion, 4 ft. The brightest and most showy of 
all Amaranthus, foliage richest flaming crimson. 
Henderi, 3 ft, narrow, wavy foliage, rosy carmine 
with orange-buff, golden yellow, and olive green. 
Melancholicus Ruber, 1 ft. Red foliage; for beds. 
Molten Fire, 2 ft, flaming red foliage; pots or beds. 
Monstrosus, Giant Prince's Feather, 4 ft. Rich red. 
Salicifolius, Fountain Plant, 3 ft. Elegant for pots; 
long graceful wavy leaves brilliantly tipped gold. 
Speciosus Aureus, Golden Prince's Feather, 2 ft, 
elegant golden spikes; very attractive in borders. 
Sunrise, 3 ft, foliage green yellow and brilliant red. 
Tricolor Aurora, 2 ft, rich carmine and gold; fine. 
Tricolor Splendens, Joseph's Coat Improved, 2 ft. 
Richly variegated yellow, green and red, lovely. 
Complete Special Mixture all varieties, 500 seeds. 
AMBERBOA Muricata Rosea, ha, 2 ft, rose; very pro¬ 
fuse, long-stemmed Aster-like firs; fine for cutting. 
AMBROSIA Mexicana, ha, 2 ft. Sweet fern-like foli¬ 
age, dense spikes of small yellow firs. 200 seeds. 
ANAGALLIS Grandiflora Pimpernel, hha. Sin. A 
charming dwarf annual for pots, beds, and edg¬ 
ings. Blue, Vermilion Red, Flesh. Sep. or Mixed. 
ANCHUSA Affinis, ha, 3 ft. Azure blue, 50 seeds. 
Barrelieri, hp, 2 ft. Blue with white tube and yellow 
throat; in clusters, earliest, blooms in May. 30 s. 
Blue Bird, ha, 2 ft. Vivid indigo blue, compact. 30s. 
Capensis, Cape Forget-me-not, hb, 2 ft. 50 seeds. 
Italica Dropmore, hp, 3 ft, lovely Gentian blue, an 
improved Italica; showy in beds, fine to cut. 35 s. 
Lisadel, hp, 3 ft. New, large rich blue flowers. 25 s. 
Myosotiflora, hp, 1ft. Forget-me-not blue. 30 s. 
Opal, hp, 4 ft. Pleasing shade of light blue. 30 s. 
Sempervirens, hp, 2 ft. Rich blue short spikes. 30 s. 
Note: All Anchusas must be started early to bloom 
the first season. The flowers are good for bees and 
are beautiful in beds, the long loose sprays are fine 
for bouquets. These do well in any garden. 
ANDROSACE Coronopifolia, hp. Gin. Pretty rosettes 
of white flowers in Summer, for edging or rockery. 
ANEMONE Coronaria, St. Brigid, hp, 1 ft. Beautiful 
tuberous plants, firs large, double. Poppy-like, in 
many rich colors; seedlings bloom in six months, 
and plants may be had in bloom according to the 
time seeds are sown, remove the cotton from the 
seeds before sowing. Plants like a well-drained 
sandy loam and partial shade. 50 seeds. 
ANTHEMIS Kelwayi, hp, 2 ft. Handsome, continu¬ 
ous-blooming; firs golden yellow, also white. 
ANTIRRHINUM or Snapdragon, hp. These 
are among our most beautiful and showy garden 
firs. Plants are easily grown from seeds, bloom 
well the first season, endure the Winter and do 
good service the second year. I here offer the fin¬ 
est varieties; all are fine for beds, borders, or pots. 
Tall Large-flowd, 3 ft. Separate varieties 500 seeds. 
Brilliant Rose, rich color, fine for forcing. 
Canary Bird, the earliest lemon yellow, very fine. 
Cardinal, brilliant scarlet, very showy, beautiful. 
Cattleya, rosy lilac, an orchid color, admirable. 
Golden Queen, very large, rich golden yellow. 
Gotelind, coppery salmon with old rose throat. 
Miralda, beautiful coppery carmine, showy, pretty. 
Pure Rose, an admirable color, firs, large, distinct. 
Purple King, rich velvety dark purple, attractive. 
Rose Improved, self, salmon-rose shaded gold. 
Ruby, pure rich ruby red, a splendid color. 
Snowfledce, lovely white, gold throat, huge firs. 
Complete Mixturfe, Tall Large-flow'd 1500 seeds. 
Semi-dwarf, 15 in. Separate varieties 500 seeds. 
Albino, delicate shades with finely flushed firs. 
Bonnie Lass, rose, white throat. Award of merit. 
Bright Rose, charming pure rose, very desirable. 
Carmine Queen, rich bright rosy-carmine, fine. 
Golden Monarch, fine large yellow, bouquet flower 
Madonna, very large white firs, compact, showy. 
Maize Queen, salmon-rose, gold lip; award of merit 
Matchless, brilliant apricot-buff, lovely gold center 
Mauve Beauty, lovely rosy-mauve, a fine variety. 
Pink and Terra-cotta Shades, nev/ art shades. 
Scarlet King, large glowing scarlet, very attractive, 
.'’he Bride, pure spotless white, early-fl'ring sort. 
Complete Mixture, Semi-dwarf. 1500 seeds. 
Tom Thumb, 6 in. Dwarf, bushy, free-fl'ring plants 
for pots or beds. Crimson, Orange, Rose, W’hite, 
Yellow. Separate or mixed. 500 seeds. 
New Majestic, 18 in. Separate varieties 200 seeds. 
Avalanche, lovely pure white, in showy masses. 
Cherry Ripe, new cherry-red; rare, beautiful. 
Delight, salmon-pink shading to apricot; beautiful. 
Eldorado, large spikes of deep golden flowers. 
Gloria, magnificent deep rose, showy, beautiful. 
Golden Dawn, golden-buff overlaid with salmon. 
Orange King, orange with terra-cotta shadings. 
Primrose Monarch, clear Primrose yellow, lovely. 
Red Chief, rich deep scarlet, very attractive. 
Red Emperor, rich deep scarlet, beautiful, large. 
Rose Beauty, large spikes of showy rose flowers. 
Rose Marie, bright rose with showy golden center. 
Snowstorm, beautiful pure white, early variety. 
Sunset, bright terra-cotta shading to salmon-rose. 
Twilight, delicate apricot with old gold center. 
Victory, chamois with copper shadings, showy. 
Complete Mixture of Majestic varieties 500 seeds. 
Giant Fragrant, 18 in. Separate varieties 500 seeds. 
Eclipse, brilliant fiery crimson, very beautiful. 
Exquisite, soft silvery pink with broad cream lip. 
Morning Glow, orange-scarlet with a pink throat. 
Prima Donna, terra-cotta, cream and yellow. 
Spitfire, beautiful vivid orange-scarlet, fine. 
White Wonder, the best pure white, extra large. 
Wild Rose, lovely soft pink with a white throat. 
Complete Mixture, Giant Fragrant 750 seeds. 
Fairy Tale, 2 ft. New, firs large, upper lip salmon- 
rose, lower lip golden yellow with whitish tube. 
Goliath, 2 ft. Massive firs on giant spikes, salmon- 
rose and orange shaded to pale apricot, fine. 
Kelway's Choicest Giant-flowered, 3 ft. Finest mix¬ 
ture of new and choice colors; excellent. 750s. 
Kelway's Up-to-date, 18 in. Choicest mixture. 750 
Kelway's Volcano, 18 in. New, brightest dazzling 
scarlet, the richest colored Snapdragon known. 
Benary's Double, 18 in. New, flowers duplex, large 
and showy in fine terminal spikes, beautiful. Pink, 
Rosy Lilac, White, Yellow. Separate or mixed. 500 
Rock Hybrids, 8 in. Fine new plants for rockery. 
Tom Thumb, Little Pinkie, 6 in. Plants branch free¬ 
ly and are smothered with bright pink flowers. 
Mammoth Malmaison, 2 ft. Declared by experts to 
be the most beautiful Snapdragon, firs silvery pink 
Praecox, 2 ft. A wonderful improvement, in bloom 
a month before other Snapdragons, and more free- 
blooming. Colors: Bright Yellow, Pink, Pure White, 
Rich Scarlet. Separate or mixed. 250 seeds. 
Asarina, 6 in. A procumbent perennial rock plant 
blooming the first season; firs cream tinged red. 
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