. E. H. Hunt : seedsman . SALPIGLOSSIS Very showy bedding or border plants, with richly colored, erect, funnel-shaped flowers. The colors are beautifully marbled and penciled purple, sc:irlet, crimson, yel- low, blue, and almostblack. H. ft. S. Finest Mixed. - 5 SALVIA, The Salvia or Flowering Sage is a very ornamental plant, flowering in spikes of fiery red, and continues td blossom, in open ground, till frost, when the plants can be removed to the greenhouse, and will con- tinue in bloom a long time. H. H. P. 3 ft. S. Splendens, (Scarlet Sage) Most gorgeous plants, with spikes of int
. E. H. Hunt : seedsman . SALPIGLOSSIS Very showy bedding or border plants, with richly colored, erect, funnel-shaped flowers. The colors are beautifully marbled and penciled purple, sc:irlet, crimson, yel- low, blue, and almostblack. H. ft. S. Finest Mixed. - 5 SALVIA, The Salvia or Flowering Sage is a very ornamental plant, flowering in spikes of fiery red, and continues td blossom, in open ground, till frost, when the plants can be removed to the greenhouse, and will con- tinue in bloom a long time. H. H. P. 3 ft. S. Splendens, (Scarlet Sage) Most gorgeous plants, with spikes of intensely vivid scarlet flowers. The flower spikes measure ten to twelve inches in length. 5 — Patens. One of the brightest and purest of all blue flowered plants 35 — Argentea- Foliage white 10 — Nutans. Purple 10 — Ingenier Clavenad. A new variety blooming much earlier than the old variety. Flowers dazzling scarlet 10 SOLANUM. Sr Capsicastrum. (Jerusalem Cherry.) Tree like half hardy annual, red fruits 18 inches. 5 — Hendersoni. Cone shaped scarlet fruits 18 inches 10 — Weatherills. Very ornamental 5 e T o o K e« The Stock has for many years been a general favorite, but of late years the Germans have grown them in such perfection that they are considered almost mdispensable where a fine display is wanted. The seed embraces a list of many colors, and it is grown with such care that a very large proportion of double flowers are produced from the seed. Seeds of the Stock may be sown in the open ground or in the hot-bed, but if to be transplanted, let it be done when the plants are quite small. A little shade from the hottest sun, and water in the evening, will add much to the size, beauty and durability of the flowers. Dwarf German Ten Weeks Stocks. Canary Yellow lo Crimson. 10 Blood Red. 10 Mixed Choice 10 Dwarf Pyramidal. White Light Blue Violet Brilliant Rose. Fine Mixed Stocks. 10 10 10 10 Smlplgtosilis
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