. Choice selections in seeds and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) New York (State) Tarrytown Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. IMPROVED FANCY COLEUS. We have selected these as the best and as really meri- torious sorts from amongjthe very many offered by differ- ent firms. They are very beautiful. We grow them in large quantities, and offerthem very low. TLecolors are exceedingly brilliant, and the markings rich and varied. Blackbird.—Leaves smooth velvety black. Crescent.—C
. Choice selections in seeds and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) New York (State) Tarrytown Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. IMPROVED FANCY COLEUS. We have selected these as the best and as really meri- torious sorts from amongjthe very many offered by differ- ent firms. They are very beautiful. We grow them in large quantities, and offerthem very low. TLecolors are exceedingly brilliant, and the markings rich and varied. Blackbird.—Leaves smooth velvety black. Crescent.—Carmine and maroon : broadly margineliage. Favorite Golden bronze, yellow edge. Garfield.—Maroon, crimson, mottled white and green, extra; large striking foliage. Golden Bedder.—Introduced, and first sent out by us in 1S83. The best yellow-leaved foliage plant for bedding. Eeliable and constant, standing the hotteet summer weather, and keeping its color perfectly. Glory of Autumn.—Deep crimson bronze, mar- gined gold. Hero.—Black. «F, Goode.—Where " Golden Bedder " does well there is no other yellow Coleus that approaches it, but there are some localities where it is n<it warm enough at times in the summer for it — in sur h l^ believe this to be the next b. i \ . low effect when planted out; it is a strong grower ;; Verschaffeltii. Sliylock.—Very brilliant; deepparnet; shar bedding, ma«smg, etc. ddi*. Miss ES-etta Kirkpatrick.—Large white cen- tre, shaded with yellow, broad green-lobed mar- gin; large foliage. Farroqwet.—Yellow, maculated with crimson and green. Q,wLeen of tlie Lawn.—Dazzling carmine, rim- med with velvety maroon. Extra. Price 6 cts. each, but when selection of varieties is left to us, we will send one dozen beautiful tinct sorts for 60 cents. NJEW DWARF DOUBLE WHITE FEVERFEW, Little Gem. Produces an abundance of double white flowers all summer. Very dwarf, growing but 1'2 to 18 inchc« high. The flowers are large, of
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