. McCullough's seed catalogue and amateur's guide 1896. Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs; Commercial catalogs Ohio Cincinnati; Vegetables; Flowers; Fruit trees; Agricultural implements; Commercial catalogs. SEED CATALOGUE AND AMATEUR'S GUIDE, 1896. 57 PRinULA. (CHINESE PRIMROSE.) The Chinese Primroses are fine for winter and spring blooming-; they are free-flowering, and espec- ially valuable for cut-flowers or for house and win- dow culture; a cool place suits them best. The seed should be sown in light soil, but for
. McCullough's seed catalogue and amateur's guide 1896. Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs; Commercial catalogs Ohio Cincinnati; Vegetables; Flowers; Fruit trees; Agricultural implements; Commercial catalogs. SEED CATALOGUE AND AMATEUR'S GUIDE, 1896. 57 PRinULA. (CHINESE PRIMROSE.) The Chinese Primroses are fine for winter and spring blooming-; they are free-flowering, and espec- ially valuable for cut-flowers or for house and win- dow culture; a cool place suits them best. The seed should be sown in light soil, but for the final potting a richer soil is necessary, consisting of two parts loam to one each of well-decayed manure and leaf- mold. They require to be well - ventilated, well- watered and slightly shaded throughout the summer. This charming and beautiful flowering plant is in- dispensable for winter or spring decorations in the home or conservatory. It is one of our most import- ant of winter blooming pot plants. The collections here offered contain the finest varieties grown. PER PKT. 440 Single White Fringed 25 441 Single Red Fringed 25 442 Fine Mixed Single Fringed 25 443 Alba Magnifica. The finest pure white, with bright yellow, beautifully fringed 50 444 Kermesina Splendens. Crimson, yellow .50 445 Primula Obconica. This is an almost ever blooming plant, flowers white, tinged with lilac 25. Primula Sinensis Fimbriata. RICINUS. (castor oil bean.) Known as " Castor Oil Plant " and " Pal ma ; Highly ornamental and stately growing plants of tropical origin, with luxuriant foliage of varied colors and brilliant colored fruit. When grown on lawns or in the garden as single specimens, they form a magnificent showy plant, height 8 to 15 feet. Start seed in pots, in March, and transplant as soon as the ground is warm. Half-hardy annuals. PER PKT. 446 Zanzibariensis. An entirely new and distinct class of these handsome ornamental plants, which surpass i
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