. Choice selections in seeds and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) New York (State) Tarrytown Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. ADLUMIA. A beautilul climbing plant of graceful habit, with delicate pale-green pinnate foliage; flowers freely all summer, but not until the second season. Also called Moimtain Fringe and Alleghany Vine; hardy, grows 15 feet high. Adliimia Cirrhosa, flesh colored. Per pkt., 5c. ANTIRRHINUM. Snap Dragon; of easy culture; unsurpassed for summer and late fall flowering. Ant
. Choice selections in seeds and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) New York (State) Tarrytown Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. ADLUMIA. A beautilul climbing plant of graceful habit, with delicate pale-green pinnate foliage; flowers freely all summer, but not until the second season. Also called Moimtain Fringe and Alleghany Vine; hardy, grows 15 feet high. Adliimia Cirrhosa, flesh colored. Per pkt., 5c. ANTIRRHINUM. Snap Dragon; of easy culture; unsurpassed for summer and late fall flowering. Antirrbinniii Majus.—Tail- growing about 2 feet high. Extra choice varieties; finest mixed. Per pkt., 5 cents. Tom Tlinmb.—Dwarf; 1 foot. Very beautiful varieties. Per pkt., 5 AMARANTHUS. Grown for their bright foliage, which is remark- ably brilliant; of no use whatever as pot plants. Sow in open ground. AmarH iitlius. Tricolor.—Joseph's Coat. Per pkt., 5 cents. Salic jfolius.—Fountain plant. Per pkt., Scents. Bicolor Ruber.—Dark red and yellow. Per pkt., 5 cents. IN Floweb Seeds. AMMOBIXJM. An everlasting flower; small, but very pretty, and very useful as a variety in winler bouquets. AnimobiuitL Alatiim Grandifloruni-—An improved variety, twice the size of the common sort, and purer white. Per pkt., 5 cents. ACtUILEGIA. One of our most beautiful hardy plants. The two varieties we offer being elegant; bloom the second season and perpetually afterwards. The common sorts are known as '' ; Aqnilegia Chrysantlia The peculiar forma- tion of the flowers of this class, so odd. and unlike almost anything else to be found in plant life, ren- ders them desirable on this account alone. They are exceedingly showy, and rank among the best plants for early summer blooming. This is a strong growing, beautiful variety, attaining a height of ifeet. Flowers bright yellow, produced freely all summer; a strikingly grand and beauti- ful plant. For illustration of t
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