. Book on summer gardening. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Commercial catalogs New York (State) Binghamton. (jatalojgue of I^are piovOer §teds. 42. Beautiful free blooming plant which may be treat- ed as house plants or set in open ground where the sun does not strike them strongly. Blossoms are beau- tifully spotted and marked with rich colors. Fragrant 421—Qu een's Prize- One of the large flowering new sorts. Plants are dwarf in habits, of graceful form and quite distinct.
. Book on summer gardening. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Commercial catalogs New York (State) Binghamton. (jatalojgue of I^are piovOer §teds. 42. Beautiful free blooming plant which may be treat- ed as house plants or set in open ground where the sun does not strike them strongly. Blossoms are beau- tifully spotted and marked with rich colors. Fragrant 421—Qu een's Prize- One of the large flowering new sorts. Plants are dwarf in habits, of graceful form and quite distinct. It is a great 422. —Hose in Hose. Pronounced by the people who have seen it as "a plant of rare and indescribable beauty '' Instead of one blossom, as in most sorts, there seems to be two; the long tube of one setting into the tube ef the other- Blossoms are very brilliant, spotted and bletched and highly fragrant 10 423. —Bell's ShOW Mixed- Assortment of all choice and rare sorts lo 424. —Mixed- All varieties. 5 MIRABILIS (Four O'Clock). 425. —Mllltiflora. This is an entirely different plant from the varieties of Four O'clock grown in our gardens. It is distinguished by its triangular and somber foliage, inclining to grey, and by its habit of growth. The plant stands vigor, ously upright, attaining the height of about two feet, branch- ing in all directions, until it makes a beautiful circular bush fully three feet in diameter, and of perfect form. The name Multiflora (many flowered) comes from its large violet flowers collected together in bouquets of nine to twelve. It also justifies its name from the great duration of its flowers, which first appear in May or June, and last until frost. It will flower from seed the first- year, and is perfectly hardy, con- tinuing to flower year after year 10 426. —Tom Thumb. This is a choice selection of the rare " Dwarf Mirabilis," " Four O'clock," Marvel of Peru "... .2 MUSA.—G. 43
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