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. [Fall catalogue of hardy bulbs and plants]. ite Orange page 44 1 Manettia Vine . p £ Jl 1 Solanum Grandiflorura 431 Surprise Collection, see Colored Plate1 Can na Star of 1891 » *1 Rose Champion of the World, .page 101 Japan 581 halfdoz. All-Summer Raspberry 53 1 doz. Ixias 1 Juneberry. 1 Mexican Primrose!.!!!!!!!1 Olea Fuchsia Trailing Queen!!..]1 Everbearing Tree Blackberry 1 L,ilium Harrisi, large ., 1 Lilium Candidum, large page 28 (50 43 11 44 55 1 Lilnim Auratum. large1 Chinese Sacred Lily 1 Scilla Clusi 1 Amaryllis Regina.!.!!.1 doz Parrot Tulips1 half doz. Min
. [Fall catalogue of hardy bulbs and plants]. ite Orange page 44 1 Manettia Vine . p £ Jl 1 Solanum Grandiflorura 431 Surprise Collection, see Colored Plate1 Can na Star of 1891 » *1 Rose Champion of the World, .page 101 Japan 581 halfdoz. All-Summer Raspberry 53 1 doz. Ixias 1 Juneberry. 1 Mexican Primrose!.!!!!!!!1 Olea Fuchsia Trailing Queen!!..]1 Everbearing Tree Blackberry 1 L,ilium Harrisi, large ., 1 Lilium Candidum, large page 28 (50 43 11 44 55 1 Lilnim Auratum. large1 Chinese Sacred Lily 1 Scilla Clusi 1 Amaryllis Regina.!.!!.1 doz Parrot Tulips1 half doz. Miniature Hyacinths1 doz. Mixed Sparaxis1 doz. Giant Crocus page 36a 24 34 33201869 For a CI b f r vjiuul crocus » 9 $3,000 IN CASH AND USEFUL ARTICLES t£(?otir>n* Sh0t CU *« >< «** tor boys,, or O^^i^TSf rEa^fcWSSfWJSSS^ jBSSS S^SSST? ISE^^SS S*? lrtiCl6S SePtCmber °f ^ Of the Mayflower, and must not refer to any Other subject nUmber of subscribers sent must be addressed to the Editor FALL CATALOGUE OF HARDY BULBS AND PLANTS. 3. 4 JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, FLORAL PARK, N. Y. Qvltvre of fflardy^ulbs for Ifiinter glooming in %5ots. BtTLBS are the most important winter bloomers forwindow culture. They are the easiest cared for ofall flowers, and absolutely sure to bloom or Roses may from some cause fail, butbulbs, never. Nothing is more pleasant or cheerful during adreary winter than a few pots filled with Hyacinths, Tulips,Crocus. Narcissus, etc., displaying their brilliant colors andemitting their delightful fragrance for weeks. Add to thesethe many new bulbs which are now being cultivated forwinter flowers, and at a very little trouble or expense adisplay of winter flowers can be produced which will be thecenter of attraction in any neighborhood. Freesias, Ixias,Triteleia, Calochortus, Alliums, Scillas, Chionodoxa, etc.,are comparatively new and beautiful beyond grand new bulbs, Freesias and Chionodoxas, whichkeep in bloom several w
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