. Descriptive catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, evergreens, grape vines, shrubs, bulbs, &c.,. Nurseries (Horticulture) Ohio Catalogs; Greenhouse plants Catalogs; Nursery stock Catalogs. 70 STORES, HARRISON & Co's CATALOGUE Lysimachia. ERECTA—Flowers yellow, produced in great abundance. NUMMULARIA MONEYWORT—Creeping habit; small yellow bell-shaped flowers ; fine for hanging baskets and rock-work. Myosotis—(Forget-me-Not.) Small handsome plants, producing star-like flowers in great profusion. AGORICA ALBA—White, six inch. April and May. DISSITIFLORA—Lovely sky blue flowers ; bloom
. Descriptive catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, evergreens, grape vines, shrubs, bulbs, &c.,. Nurseries (Horticulture) Ohio Catalogs; Greenhouse plants Catalogs; Nursery stock Catalogs. 70 STORES, HARRISON & Co's CATALOGUE Lysimachia. ERECTA—Flowers yellow, produced in great abundance. NUMMULARIA MONEYWORT—Creeping habit; small yellow bell-shaped flowers ; fine for hanging baskets and rock-work. Myosotis—(Forget-me-Not.) Small handsome plants, producing star-like flowers in great profusion. AGORICA ALBA—White, six inch. April and May. DISSITIFLORA—Lovely sky blue flowers ; blooms in May. LMPERATRICE ELIZABETH—Azure blue ; very abundant. Phlox. SUBULATA—Purple, trailing ; 3 inches. May, Pulmonaria. MACULATA—Foliage curiously blotched. Phloxes. In variety, both the tall and low sorts. They commend themselves to us as among the most interesting herbaceous perennial hardy plants, easily cultivated and rewarding the florist with an almost endless variety of flowers of nearly every shade of color. For list of sorts, see Catalogue No. 2. Pinks, (Florists'.) These are more dwarfish than the Carnation, growing only about one foot in height. The plants are entirely hardy; flowers ven- double, clove scented, with various shades of maroon, carmine and rose, interlaced with white. Beautiful in summer bouquets. Pink. ALBA FIMBRIATA—A double white sort of good form and substance, quite fragrant, and extensively grown for winter forcing. Like the rest of its class, it is excellent for summer bouquets ; flowers fringed, one inch in diameter, per- fectly hardy. Pyrethrum. BEAUTY DE LAKEX—Dark velvety scarlet. DELICATISSIMA—Delicate blush. MR. BOX AY—Creamy white. MR. PELL—Dark crimson. Sedum. Valuable tor rockeries, baskets and borders generally ; ot spreading habit. ACRE—Good for edging. ATROPURPUREUM—Foliage and flowers dark red. CARXEUM VARIEGATUM—Finely variegated foliage. SIEBOLDII MEDIUM PICTUM—Leaves dis- tinctly margined with y
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