. Compliments of the season. Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. /IT} "A /) '"' '/Hi Gil CEKOTHERA jf FLOTVEB. CEnothera acaulis alba, a very- dwarf or rather stemless plant, leaves lying close to the ground 10 Lamarckiana grandiflora, flow- ers yellow, four inches in diameter; plants grow four feet in height 5 oxytmA. Oxyura chrysanthemoides is a pretty, little, hardy annual, neat in habit, branching, about eighteen inches in height; flower daisy-like. Lemon yellow, white edging. Oxyura chrysanthemoides, 5 PHACELIA. The Phacelias are hardy annu
. Compliments of the season. Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. /IT} "A /) '"' '/Hi Gil CEKOTHERA jf FLOTVEB. CEnothera acaulis alba, a very- dwarf or rather stemless plant, leaves lying close to the ground 10 Lamarckiana grandiflora, flow- ers yellow, four inches in diameter; plants grow four feet in height 5 oxytmA. Oxyura chrysanthemoides is a pretty, little, hardy annual, neat in habit, branching, about eighteen inches in height; flower daisy-like. Lemon yellow, white edging. Oxyura chrysanthemoides, 5 PHACELIA. The Phacelias are hardy annuals. Most varieties are blue, though some are white. Very fair as border plants and good for bouquet- making. Good for bee food. phacelia congesta, light blue ; per oz. 30 cents 5 tenacetifolia a Iba, white; per oz. 20 cents 5 Good annual varieties of the Poppy are numerous, ranging in size from the little Kanunculus-flowered, an inch in diameter, to the large Paeony-flowered. They have strong tap-roots, and are difficult to trans- plant ; it is better to sow the seed early in the spring where the plants are to flower. All the Poppies are perfectly hardy. The grand Oriental Poppy will be found in the Perennial Department, under the name of Papaver. Poppy, Shiriey, new, perfectly hardy and flowers profusely the first season from seed. Flowers large, exceedingly graceful, and elegant; generally single or semi-double, and are very valuable for table or gen- eral decoration; if cut young, and the stems in- stantly placed in water,will continue to expand, and last for several days with- out dropping or fading; the colors are pure, soft and varied, and range from blush-white, rose, delicate pink, and carmine through innumerable tints to bright sparkling crimson 10 Mikado, new. This charm- ing variety is a character- istic Japanese flower in its quaint beauty. The flow- ers, large and loose, resem- ble the Japanese Chrysan- themum, while the petals are cut and fringed in the most attr
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