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| Catalogues, which are sent to purchasers of Trees, and to applicants who inclose stamps :—No. 1, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Plants; and No. 2, Roses, Dahlias, Bulbous and Herbaceous Flowering Planis, &c., both 40th edition. No. 3, Extra large Fruit ‘Trees, Evergreens, and other Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, No. 4, Wholesale Catalogue for Nurseries anid other Venders. No. 5, Catalogue of Garden, Agricultural, | Flower, Fruit and Ornamental Tree and Shrub Seeds, No. 6, Descriptive Catalogue of Strawberries. No.7, | Catalogue of Rare American Trees, Plants, and Seeds, suitable for aending to Europe. No. 8, Catalogue of Fruit and other Tree Seeds, and of Stocks of all kinds for ingrafting Fruit Trees, &c. No. 9, A Supplement Catalogue of Bulbous Flowers, New Dahlias, Peonies, Crysanthemums, Phlox, Carnations, and other Flower- | ing Plants, No, 10, Wholesale Catalogue of Bulbons and Tuberous Flowers.
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Tuts class of Fiowering Plants, so remarkable for its combinations of varied beauties, has always commanded the admiration of Flora’s Vota- ries. The Splendid Collection which we now present, is the result of a long course of years devoted assiduously to its accumulation, and far sur- passes any other in our Country. As we have already published general lists of the different species and varieties in our Catalogue, No. 2, for 1855 and ’56, (40th Edition.) the principal object of the present Catalogue isto enumerate such other Varietics as are not specially named or described in that publication, Amateurs can, therefore, by consulting that Cata- logue, in connection with the present one, combine all the information requisite for making judicious selections of those classes of Flowers they especially desire. Every species and variety of Bulbous and Tuberous Flowers enumerated in any Catalogue in the Union, can be supplied by us, and always at as low, and in most cases at lower rates, than obtain- able elsewhere.
Orders for these Bulbous Roots should be forwarded from August to November, both inclusive. In open winters and at the South, they may be planted at any period when the ground is workable previous to Feb- ruary. Where the prices named are for Assortments, the selection of the varieties is to be made by us, but if applicants will name such as they already possess, those varieties will be omitted in our selections. It may be deemed superfluous on our part to caution Amateurs against the refuse and worthless Bulbous Roots which foreigners send annually to our Auctions, and which ignorant purchasers often re-vend throughout the interior, sometimes professing to have obtained them from credible sources. Those who desire the choicest varieties, and a selection of su- perior and perfect Roots, should be especially careful as to the source whence they obtain them.
Directions for the Culture of Bulbous Flower Roots, &c.
The most simple course of culture, is all that is required for this class of flowers.
The situation should be dry and airy; the soil a light sandy loam, and if not sufficiently light, add a portion of sand, to make it so, and enrich it by digging in a liberal quantity of old decomposed manure.
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The best periods for planting the hardy species of Bulbs, are August to November inclusive, but it may be performed later in climates where the ground remains open. In planting, it is beneficial to strew fresh or sea sand in the trenches or openings, before and after placing the roots, so that they may be completely surrounded by sand.
Hyacinths, Persian Fritillary, Martagon, and other Lilies, should be planted at a depth of four inches; Crown Imperials and Polyanthus Nar- cissus, five inches; Tulips, Double and Single Narcissus, Jonquils, Arum, Colchicum, Snowflake, Bulbous Iris, Ponies, and Gladiolus, three inches; Crocus, Small Fritillaries, Snowdrops, Ornithogalums, and Dens Canis, two anches; Anemone and Ranunculus, one and a half inches, always measur- ing from the top of the bulb. The roots can be placed from two to six inches apart, according to their size. When planted, it will not be neces- sary to remove them oftener than every second or third year, and then it is only rendered necessary by their increase, and for the purpose of sep- arating them, and of enriching the soil.
Bulbs for Winter blooming, in pots or glasses.
Hyacinths, Polyanthus Narcissus, Roman and other Double Narcissus Jonguils, Persian Iris, Persian Cyclamen, Crocus, and Single and Double Van Thol and other Early Tulips, are the preferable species for this purpose. Those intended for glasses, should be placed in them the middle of November, the glasses being previously so filled with pure water, that the bottom of the bulb will just touch the water; then place them for the first ten days in a dark room to promote the shooting of the roots; after which, expose them to the sun and light, in an airy position, as much as possible. Rain water is preferable, and it should be changed as often as it becomes impure, at which periods, the roots should be drawn entirely out, and be rinsed in clean water.
Bulbs intended for pots, should be planted therein during the months of October or November, and be left exposed to the open air until the ground commences freezing, when they should be removed to the Green- house, or to a warm room. They will, of course, require occasional waterings, and plentifully, as the growth advances.
Bulbous Roots of American Growth.
Our Collection is the only extensive one grown on American soil, others depending almost solely on purchases or on importations. Bulbs grown here possess a great advantage over the imported ones. They form roots much sooner and more freely in glasses or pots, and conse- quently bloom earlier and more perfectly. In the open ground they possess greater vigor and increase more rapidly.
Chinese Tree and Herbaceous Peonies, &e.
Of this family of Shrubs and Plants, we may unhesitatingly pronounce our collection superior to any other in existence, as it combines the Hite of every celebrated collection in Europe, with the addition of the splendid seminal varieties which have been produced by ourselves, and which are sought after with avidity by the Amateurs of Europe. The ease with which they may be cultivated in any ordinary soil, and in the coldest lati- tudes, renders them the most desirable acquisitions, and there is certainly no Class of Flowers which affords a more brilliant and interesting display.
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All classes are equally hardy.
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In making selections of the varieties
suited to particular purposes, all of the single-flowering varieties, and those noted thus * among the double varieties, are the best adapted for flower- ing in glasses; but all the kinds are equally well adapted for cultivating
in pots or in the open garden.
DOUBLE HYACINTHS. Double Red and Crimson. EACH *Acteur, , ‘ $0 12; Maria Louise, ; Belle alliance, extra splendid, 3 00) *Marquis de la Coste, Belvidere, extra crimson, 1 00} Milton, extra crimson, Betty, - 18} *Panorama, Bouquet tendre, , 15 | Raphael, Coeur fidele, 4 45} *Rex rubrorum, striped, *Comte de la Coste, fine, 50| Rouge eblouissante, scarlet, *Duchesse de Parma, 18 Rouge eclatante, scarlet, Eendragt, : : 16, *Rouge charmante, *Flos sanguineus, erimson, Rouge jolie, green tip, 15) *Rouge Pourpre and No oir, Glorieuse, sii ; 75 dark shaded, Hecla, 68 | Roxane, extra, *La beauté supreme, dark Sir Robert Peel, : eye, . : 25| Sir Walter Scott, extra fine, *La Guirlande, extra, 1 00; Soleil brilliant, Lady Montague, extra, 2 00} Soleil royal, extra, *Madame Zoutman, green tip, 16| Waterloo, Double Roseate, PACH Bouquet royal, 18| *Lord Wellington, extra *Bruidskleed, : 38 splendid, true, Comtesse de la Coste, 15| *Perruque royale, Frederick the Great, 1 25| Regina Victoria, extra splen- *Grootyvorst, fine, 12 did, *Hugo grotius, 12| Rose agreeable, Il Pastor Gaon *% 12| *Rose mignone, Jenny Lind, extra splendid, — 1 50| *Rose sceptre,
*]7honneur d’Amsterdam, . 3 *Lord Castelreagh,
*Superbe royal, . Susanna Elizabeth, *Tamerlan, fine,
Double Dark Blue and Purple.
Buffon, extra fine,
EACH. | Albion, extra large, 1 50 | Belle mode, 20 |
*Bleu foneé, Bouquet pourpre,
Buonaparte, Commandant Dominante, .
EACH. *Duchesse de Normandie, $0 12 *Eugene Beauharnois, extra, 1 00 Globe celeste, eztra, 1 00 Grande Monarque, 50 Keizer Alexander, extra, oy King Alfred, - 18 King of Netherlands, 50 *Kroon van Indien, 25
L’Abbé de Veirac, ectralarge, 1
*La bien aimée, . : 12 La Renommée, 18 *Laurens Koster, 18 *Lord Wellington, 15 *Lord Noel, ; é 50
Double Porcelain Blue,
EACH. | * A cengarius, : : 18 | A la mode, purple eye, 18 *Bloksbergen, extra jine, 50 Charles Fox, 38 | Comte de St. Priest, aobre : 50 *Comtesse de api oth 12 Envoyé, in De General Antinck, : 70 | Globe terrestre, very large, 50 |
Gloria mundi, eztra splendid, 1
*Grand Vidette, 18 |
50 |
Double Pure White,
EACH ! *Comtesse de Hollande, 38 | Couronne blanche, 15 Duchesse de Bedford, 18 *Francina, 18 General Bentick, extra splen-
did, i : 2 00. *Hermine, 12 *La Deese, : : 18 *La Tour d@’Auvergne, =
20
White, with Red, Pink, Purple, and Yellow Eyes.
EACH |
*A la mode, 16) Anna Maria, 16 *Don Gratuit, : 15 | *Gloria florum suprema, eéz-
tra splendid, 1 00! *Grand Monargue de Fr ance, 35 |
Marechal de Soubise, - $050 Martinet, . : 25 Mignon de Dr yfout, . 18 Marechal de France, . - 18 Noir veritable, _ . : 75 Oldenbarneveld, . 50 *Orondatus, . : - 75 Othello, : : Z 70 Pourpre superbe, : . 45 *Prince van Saxe Weimar, 25 *Prince Frederick, 3s Sans souci, . : : : 20 Tubaleain, : ; : 12 *Violet foncé : 25 ‘ EACH
*Habit brilliant, : : 22 Madame Marmont, - 50 Morillo, eztra, . : g 1 00 Nitocris, : ‘ - 50 =Paarlboot, : x 25 *Pasquin, : . 20 | *Passetout, : . 18 Prince Henry of Prussia, 50 *Rudolphus, 18 Sertorius, extra splendid, 1 00 Sir John Franklin, 1 25 EACH
*La Virginité, . 30 Minerva, : 50 Nanette, 12 Pirenne, : 18 ' Reine de Prusse, . 25 Sultan Achmet, 25 Venus, eztra, 85 Virgo vestalis, 38 EACH
*Herman langue, 45 La Cherie, : 18 *Miss Ann Walker, extra, =. 4°00 Montesquieu, . . 18 *Miss Kitty, 50 Ne plus ultra, 50
*Og, Roi de Basan, *Passe Virgo, Penelope, *Periander, : Prince of Waterloo, *Queen of England,
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*Sceptre dor, *Sophie,
Sphera mundi, *Triumph blandina,
| Violet superbe,
*Virgo,
Double Yellow and Orange.
*Bouquet orange, Chrysolore -
Due de Berri d or, Grande Alexandre, extra, Heroine,
Jaune constant,
Jaune Napolitaine, *Jaune supreme, extra, *La Favorite,
*L’or de Peru, extra,
N. B.—Above 100 other Double varieties can be supplied, comprising,
ali the different colors.
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L’or d’Espagne, *L’or vegetable,
~ *Louis de or,
Ophir (Lor a Ophir) Melistoke, :
| Piet Hein,
*Pure dor, extra,
_ Pyramide jaune, | *Vainqueur,
Single Scarlet, Rosy, and Crimson. This is the most brilliant class of all the Hyacinths, and they all bloom early and profusely in glasses, pots, or borders.
Adelaide, Aimable ‘Catherine, scarlet, Appelius, scarlet, : Belle Diane, beartiful rosy, Belle Helene, bright red, Belle Margaretha, Belle panaché, scarlet, Cavaignae, extra fine, rosy, Charlotte Marianne, eztra, Cochenille, carmine, DibbitzS Sabalkanski, Duchesse de Weimar, Eclatante parfaite, Flamingo, Garé les yeux, dazzling, Grande Duchesse d’Olga, Henrietta Wilhelmina, Herstelde Vrede, Howard, extra deep, Ibis rubra, extra scarlet, Jenny Lind, : Johanna Cornelia, extra fine, rosy, : -
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Lady Morgan, scarlet, : Lady | uit deep car-
mine,
| T?Ami da coeur,
La Fortuné,
La Victoire, bright red,
Leclair, carmine,
L’etincelante, scarlet,
Lina, eatra deep,
Lord Byron, scarlet,
Mars, fine red,
Paix d’Amiens,
Princesse Esterhazy,
Victoria, od red,
true,
Wilhelmina, * beau- tiful rosy,
Prosper Alpinus, very extra,
Quentin Durward, scarlet,
Sappho,
Veronica, deep red,
20 other fine named varieties, 18 to 50 cents.
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6 Single Pale Blue, Dark Blue, and Purple.
80 finest varieties, by name, 12 to 25 cents.
Single White.
20 finest varieties, by name, 12 to 25 cents.
Single Yellow.
20 finest varieties, by name, 12 to 25 cents,
DOUBLE HYACINTHS.—Mixed Varieties.
PER DOZ. PER DOZ Red and Rosy varieties, 1 00 White and with different Dark Blue and Purple, 1 00 eyes, A = 00 Pale Porcelain Blue, ‘75e. to 1 00 | Y. ellow and Orange, ; 1-20
SINGLE HYACINTHS.—Mixed Varieties.
All colors mixed, 75 cents to $1.
HYACINTHS IN ASSORTMENTS.—(Our selection.)
Double Hyacinths of every class, with names, assorted, $1 50 to $2 50 per dozen, and $10 to $20 per hundred.
Single Hyacinths, with names, assorted, $1 25 to $2 per dozen, and $9 to $18 per hundred.
HYACINTHS.—Various Species and Varieties.
EACH. DOZEN.
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Blue grape hyacinth, . : ee botryoides, 10 75 Pale blue grape, : 2 : : pallidus, 12 1 00 Large pur ple grape, : + + E : purpureus, 10 1 00 White grape, . > - . albus, 10 1 00 Tassel, or two-color ed, very singular, : : comosus, 16 2°15 Nutmeg, or Musk scented, : ee . muscari, 46° 1-50 Largest nutmeg, . : j . : Major, 25 2 50 Small purple feathered, ; : . . plumosus, 15 1 75 Large purple feathered, : 4 : : monstrosus, 15 1 75 Blue harebell, 3 : ; ; . nhonscriptus, 25 1 50 Pale blue do . - : : : : pallidus, 25 2 00 Purple do: . : : . . . purpureus, 25 2 00 White do ; 3 : ‘ 4 : albus, 25 150 Rosy dex. . : : : : . TOseus, 25 2 00 Red do F : : a : : rubra, 25 2 00 Cluster flowered, j : i : ; . Yracemosus, 15 1 25 Starry, 4 varieties, . : : : : : stellatus, 25 2 50 Greenish flowered, . : : : : . viridis, 25 200
Culips.
All the species and varieties are perfectly hardy, and are well suited for culture in gardens, and the different varieties of the ‘‘ Early Tulips,” and of such others among the “ Double Tulips” as are designated thus * are suitable for growing in pots or glasses for winter bloom.
EARLY TULIPS.
These comprise every shade, on white and yellow grounds, and com- mence blooming two weeks previous to the other classes,
EACH. DOZ. EACH. DOZ,
Claremond, ‘ : 16 1 50| La Reine, . , : 9 100 Couleur ponceau, . - 9-1 °00'; Louise, . : : tcgkay bap Drapeau orange, - 18 1 50} Ma plus aimable ; 18 1 50 Due de Holstein, . e Fe 71-25)| Piwie'dor, «> 20°17 30 Duchesse de Parma, . 8 1 00 Pottebaker, whites : 1 iw agi Waa iy Due van Tholl, crimson, 25 2 50 Do. yellow, Jee hy BO Do. purple, 25 2 25} Rosa mundi, . : 10 1 00
Do. rose, 20 2 25} Rose du printemps, - 20 200
Do. red (scarlet), 6 50 | Standard, + : TO." 1
Do. white, 50 Thomas Moore, ; Sia Oy AaeaN (5)
Do. yellow, 8 75 | Vermilion brilliant, 18 2 00 Florentine,very fragrant, 10 1 00} Wapenvan Leyden, . 18 1 50 Keizer’s Kroon, ‘ 10 1 00} Waterloo, . 20 2 00 Lae bon flos, striped White and Red border 1d,” 26! ph BO
leaved, ‘ é pe 50
25 other named varieties, each 12 to 20 cents, and $1 25 to $2°per dozen
PARROT TULIPS.
The Flowers of this class have feathered edges, and in addition to various other colors, some of them combine shades of green, which is a peculiarity of this class.
EACH. DOZ. EACH. DOZ, Caffé Brun, bronze, . 20 200] Perfecta, red, yellow, and Constantinople, blood col- green, . : : « 12 4:00 ored, . 12 100); Rouge Flammé . : 25 200 Luteo Major, lar ge yellow, 12 75 | Rubro and Luteo, red and pemereves Paden, strpd, 12 100| yellow, . ; 125.00
Orange, ; . 10 100] Rubro Major, large red, - 20 200
8 DOUBLE TULIPS.
EACH. Doz, | EACH. DOZ. Admiral Kingsbergen, . 22 1 50} *Imperator Rubrorum, Belle Alliance, . e 20 112) scarlet, . : 2. LO teat Belle Rose, . : a 10 | *La Candeur, white, . . 8 100 Blane Bordé Bleu, . 16.142 | Lord Wellington, J 2825958 Bleu Celeste, . 2 - OO 100} Manteau dor, : 25: 200 Buonaparte, : : 52 0 00| *Mariage dema Fille, varie- Cavaignac, . : - 20 020 | gated, . : , 25 200 Couleur de Feu, : 1 22} Marmontel, . ; . 20 200 *Couronne dor, yel’w flam’d 25 200) Minerva, . : : 25 200 Couronne Imperiale, varie- Peony gold, . : A= ie gated, . ‘ : - 18 200) Peony red, : : 10, sate *Due Van Tholl, red and | Pourpre Imperiale,. . 18 200 yellow, . ; 3 6 50 *Rex Rubrorum, seazlet, 8 100 *Duke of York, . . 10 112) RoseBlanché Bordé, extra, 25 2 50 *Empereur de Russie, 20 200) Rouge Eclatante, . 20.450 Excelsis, . : 12 125) Rouge Charmante, . 25 20 Gloria Mundi, : . 25 200] *Tournesol, redand orange, 12 1 00 *Gloria Solis, . : 10 1.79 do yellow, ., 12 100 *Grandeur formidable, 18 *Yellow Rose, very fra- Hercules, . : : 25 |. grant, . 3 ; 10 100
BIZARRE TULIPS.
These are Violet, Purple, Brown, Red, Vermilion, Rose-colored, and all intermediate shades on yellow grounds. 80 varieties, comprising all that have been enumerated in our previous Catalogues, and in other pub- lications, 16 to 20 cents, and the most rare, 25 to 37 cents each, and $2, to $2 50 per dozen,
PURPLE AND VIOLET BIBLOEM TULIPS.
These comprise Black, Purple, Violet, and Brown, and all intermediate shades on a white ground. 60 varieties, comprising as above, and at the game prices.
ROSE BIBLOEM TULIPS,
These comprise Red, Rosy, Crimson, Vermilion, Cherry, and Scarlet on a white ground. 65 varieties, comprising as above, and at the same prices. e
PRIMO BAGUET, AND BAGUET RIGAUT TULIPS.
The varieties of this class are rarely met with—they have very tall stems, and large and fineshaped cups, broken with brown and purple shades on a white ground, and are allied to the class of Violet Bibloems. 12 La aay comprising the most perfect and beautiful, at 87 to 50 cents each.
MIXED TULIPS.
Fine mixed Early, Bizarre, Bibloem, Parrot, and Double Tulips, each class distinct and of all colors, 75 cts. to $1 per dozen, and $4 to $5 per hundred.
Fine mixed, of all colors and kinds, $3 to $4 per hundred.
Good mixed, of all colors, $2 to $3 per hundred.
9 TULIPS OF DISTINCT SPECIES.
EACH EACH Browniana,. : : . 25] Gesneriana, ; 18 Chinensis, .. Feiss 25 | Oculus solis, or Sun’s Eye, ° Clusiana, ; : . 25] Persiea, or Persian, ; : 25 Cornuti, or Horned, : , 25} Viridiflora, . : : on SB Florentina, very fragrant, »~ £0 CROWN IMPERIALS. EACH, DOZ. EAOH. DOZ, Chapeau de Prince, scar- Grand Alexander, large let, : 4 25 2 50 red, 3 : 38 Chapeau orange, : . 20 2 25) Large yellow, . 25 2 25 Coridon, red, , : 20 2 25| Maximus, bright erimson, 25 2 50 Couleur de cuivre, «20.2 00 | Neroe red, 20 2 25 Crown on crown, red, 25" 2" a0 Slagsward, flat stalked, Do. yellow, 25 2 50 red, 38 Double red, . : cekeD. ot OO) Silver striped “leaved, Double yellow, : 25 2 50 beautiful, : 38 Drapeau orange, orange Gold striped leaved, scarlet, . é 20 eae beautiful, 3 38
12 other fine named varieties, 20 cents each, and $2 25 per Coe Mixed red and yellow varieties, $1 50 per dozen.
FRITILLARIES—FRITILLARIA.
EACH, DOZ. EACH. DOZ. Meleagris, or chequered, Persica, or Persian pur- beautiful, ; ; 15 1°60 ple, curious, . : 25 2 50 Obliqua, oblique leaved, 50 4 00
POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS.
All the varieties of this beautiful and fragrant class are well suited for borders, and they also bloom admirably in pots or glasses.
EACH. DOZ. EACH, DOZ Apollo, yellow, . ; 16 1 75/| Grand Primo, white, cit- Bazelman major, white, ron cup, : : 18. 1.405 yellow cup, . 80 2 00} Juno, yellow, : 18 1 75 Bouquet triumphant, Lanoblesse, white, orange white, orange cup, 18 2 00 cup, : 18. 2 00 Diana, ‘white, 7 . 165 1 75| Luna, white, bition cup, 16 1 75 Earty Roman, double Ma Douce, yellow, + 16 722-,00 cups, very fine, . 25 2 00] Memorable, yellow, . 18 2 00 Gloria mundi, white, or- Morgen Star, white, vids, 20% G2 00 ange cup, . 25 2 00| Pauline, yellow, oe LS 2D Grand bouquet, white, Paper White, ¢rue, 20 2 00 orange cup, . 18 1 75] Soleil or, yellow, Stk eh ele 5 Grand Duke, iohite, States General, white, orange cup, ’ 20 2 00 orange cup, ‘ «sh MQ ee BO
Grand Monarque, wit, citron cup, : ey Ra BA715
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POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS.
28 other fine named varieties, $1 50 to $2 per dozen. Mixed varieties, all colors, $1 50 per dozen.
Note.—For other varieties of Double and Single Narcissus, and Jon-
quils, see Catalogue No. 2.
GLADIOLUS. See Catalogue No. 2, page 27, for old cheap Varieties, and for 16
Splendid New Varieties.
EACH
Ambroise Verschaffelt, pale vermilion and carmine, . $0 50 Belvidere, 35
Bernard de Rennes, vermil- zon, carmine border, 50 Blandus, 20 Doe. 40 Fine Varieties 50 Cardinalis, 15 Do. rosea, : 20 Do. 6 Fine Varieties, 50 Colvillii, . : : 20 Floribundus, oe 15 Fragrans recurvis, 30 Gandavensis, $1 50 per doz. 18
Do. 15 New eps did Varieties, . 50
25 other Splendid Belgian ‘Varienes can be supplied after October next,
(1855).
Hirsutus roseus,
Imperialis,
Tnsignis, ‘
Madame Chauviere, incar- nate, carmine hontion 2
Madame de Villary, salmon, carmine border,
Madame Olive, rose, carmine border,
Psittacinus, or Watalensis, 62 cents per dozen,
Ramosus, $3 per dozen,
Do. 12 Fine Varieties, Rosa Mundi, Prince Albert,
EXTRA SPLENDID NEW DAHLIAS. See Catalogue No. 2, for other Splendid Dahlias. EACH |
Abbe Bouquillon, primrose shaded, globose form, ple
Adeline, yellow, striped rosy purple, : 1
Admiration, white and scarlet, 1 Amazone, yellow, margined scarlet, 65 Argus, orange, very large, Aspie, bright yellow, very large, : : - Soscue Be | Autocrat, rich scarlet, fine form, . - Beauty of Slough, blush white, tipped crimson, oe | Claude Lorraine, velvet crim- son, superb. form, Col. Baker, clear sulphur, €x- guisite form, . “i ae | Diamant, : :
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form, Henrietta, Bah purple, tip ped white,
Imperatrice Eugenie, pure white, amaranth stripes, Indispensable, exquisite yel- low, extra,
John Edwards, scarlet eee
King of Yellows, pure yellow, fine form,
Lady M. Labonehers anaes tipped lavender,
Leader, lilac, striped and tip- ped maroon, extra, .
Le Phare, finest bright scarlet, large,
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Marvel, yellow striped red, beautiful, Miss §. Sainsbury, white
cherry tint, extra, .
Mrs. Rawlings, blush white, extra,
Oriflamme, deep scarlet, very Sine,
Port Royal, primrose and purple,
Rachel Raw lings, peach pinks exquisite form,
| Reine des fleurs, white, pur
ple stripes,
75 1 00 75
Rentrée de Pié IX., bright amaranth, large, perfect, Rosea eres rosy lilac, com- pact,
Round head, ‘buff, fine form,
Surpasse Bathonia, deep crim- son, superb,
Talisman, dark shaded plum, peculiar, :
Topsy, blush white, shaded lilae,
Triomphe de Roubaix, amber, tipped white, extra,
Victoria,
NEW CHINESE TREE PONIES. For other Splendid Varieties, see Catalogue No, 1, page 29,
Banksii rosea superba, Carnea plena, Imperatrice Josephine, Inearnata splendida, Lilacina major plena, Maxima rosea staminea, Ottonis, vel Regia, Papaveracea alboplena,
incarnata, rosea pallida, striata,
Pheenicea, ; Prince de Wagram, Rosea sanguinea minor, Rosea superba, , Speciogsissima,
large full double rose colored, beautiful incarnate,
‘large, bluish incarnate, full double,
large, roseate, some stamens,
tricolor superba, large, true double Papaveracea,
fine rosy incarnate, .
large, semi-double blush, :
large white, each petal strongly marked with crimson,
deep rosy crimson, protuberant,
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NEW SPLENDID DOUBLE CHINESE AND OTHER PZALONIES,
For above 200 other Splendid varieties, see Catalogue No. 1, re 29
32; and Catalogue No.
2, pages 29 and 44,
CHINESE—Double Varieties.
151 Insignis, large,
rosy violet,
Latipetela rosea alba,
Lingulata alba decora,
Nobilis,
Plenissima rosea varie-
gata,
156 Reine des Fleurs, large, * roseate, . .
bright
152 153 154 155
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1 50
157 Rosea Delicatissima, .
158 Rubicunda alba ge gas ata, ,
159 Sulphur ea rosea,
160 Tricolor extra,
162 ) Do. nevra;
162 Do. Rosea lilacina,
163 Van Hordii
164 Versicolor extra, .
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- PHONIA OFFICINALIS—Double Varieties.
165 Etoile de Pluto, 166 L’Orifiamme, 167 Noble pourpre,
EACH 1 50 | 168 Splendens, vel Fulgens, 1 50 | 169 Striata elegans,
2 00
PHONIA PARADOXA—Double Varieties.
170 Erigone, 171 Eureka, 172 La Brilliante, 173 La Negresse, 174 Nana plena, . 175 Nemesis,
00} 176 Pompadoura,
7 Pomponia violacea, 8 Proserpine, Violacea plena, Violacea spherica,
Mm bo bo rR FH bo Or oOo
EACH 1 00 2 00
EACH 2 00 1 50 2 00 1 50 2 00
RARE AND NEW BULBOUS AND TUBEROUS FLOWERS, | *See the general List of Bulbous Flowers, &c., in Catalogue No. 2
| EACH Achimenes, 20 fine species, Crinum amabile, 1 to 2 00 $2 per dozen, 37 Do. capensis, : "5 Aconitum speciosum, and Cyclamen autumnale, red, 38 other species, 50 Do. do. white, 50 Allium azureum, . 50 Do. persicum, white, 25°to 50 Do. acuminatum, (Cali Do. repandum, -1 00 fornia, ) 00 | Cyclobothria alba (Califor. Alstreemeria atrorubens, 75 nia), 2 00 Do. aurantiaca, 37! Cypella Herbertii, 50. Do. ligtu, . 37 | Dicentra Spectabilis Diely- Alstrcemeria, hardy Chili 5 Ya- | tra), 38 rieties, 35 to 50; Dicentra eueullaria, 25 Amaryllis aulica, . 2 75} Dodecatheon purpureum, 50 Do. Autumnal yellow, 25 Do. atropurpureum, 95 Do. Croceagrandifiora, 2 00 Do. giganteum al- Do. Flexuosa (N erine), 1 00 bum, 1 00 Do. Fothergillii (Ne- Do. striatum, ; 4-00 rine), ". 1 00) Fritillaria meleagris pleno, 1 Do. Josephine, . 6 00 Do. pyrenaica, : 50 Do. Prince of Orange, 2 00} Heleborus hyemalis, 50 cents Arum crinitum, : 50| per dozen. Bravoa geminifiora, 1 50 | Hesperoscordon lacteum (Ca- Brodizwa congesta (Califor | lifornia), . é . 200 nia), 50 | Iris Anglica pleno, 50 Brodizea grandiflora, 75 | Ismene undulata, 1 00 Coburghia incarnata, 2 00 | Leucojum plicatilis, 25 Colchicum Agrippina, 87} Lilium aurantium fulgidum, 1 00 Do. 8 other varie- | Do. Carolinianum, . 1 00 ties, ‘ 20; Do. Catesbeei, 1 00 Convallaria latifolia, 60} Ornithogalum Arabicum, | 1 00 Do. polygonatum, | Do. aureum, 1 00 green tipped, 88 | Oxalis cernua pleno, per pair, 50 Crinum meldense, 2 50! Pancratium Celatine, . 100
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Scilla Japonica, : - 50 | Tritonia, 10 varieties, : 20
Trichonema speciosum, . 25 | Vallota purpurea, . 50 Triteleia peduncularis Zigadenus glaucus (Califor-
(California), . , yok, 08 nia), : : : . 2.00
Various other Bulbous Flowers, &c.
For Splendid Assortments of the following Species, see Catalogue No. 2, 40th edition.
Crocus. Cyclamen. Gladiolus. Japan Lilies. Iris, or Fleur de Lis. Martagon, and all other Lilies. | Ornithogalum, or Star of Bethle-| Amaryllis. . hem. Dahlias. | Scilla, or Squill. * | Pseonies. Ranunculus. Oxalis. Anemone. Lachenalia, and all other Rare Colchicum. Species.
CHINESE CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
The magnificent seminal varieties which have been latterly produced in France, Belgium, and England, have given to this beautiful class of flowers a most imposing position, and, in the gardens of the Middle and Southern States, they now supply the principal adornment, by an ever varying display of beauty during the autumnal period, when most other plants present us only the remains of departed verdure.
They also contribute greatly to the embellishment of our Green-houses previous to the period when the flowers of other plants regale us with
. their beauty and perfume.
NEW AND RARE CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
The following Select List, comprises the most Splendid varieties that are yet in existence. They are the Hite of the New Varieties first offered in Europe the last autumn, and now first offered here. Price, $6 per dozen,
' and each dozen will comprise three of those priced at $1. In autumn of 1856, the price will be $3 per dozen.
Large Flowering. Hermine, pale inearnate, protuber-; Madame Lebois, creamy white, rosy
ant, perfect form. border, protuberant, the most frene, cream, lilae border, perfect splendid of all, $1.
form. Pallas, cinnamon red, yellow cen- Izio, golden, tipped carmine, glo-| _ ter, flat form.
bose form, superb. Prince Jerome, straw, tipped scarlet,
perfect form, new color, one of the most splendid, $1.
Pompone or Ranunculus Flowered.
Anna Boleyn, orange fawn, protu-| Brilliant, velvet scarlet, perfect berant, very double. form, very double.
Bob, very deep crimson, fine form, | Consuelo, rosy yellow, rosy lilac very double, the darkest of all, | border, admirable.
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Eglantine, pale incarnate, on a su: | Le Dropique orange cinnamon, su-
perb yellow ground. Frmosa, lilac purple, globose form, | cut petals. | Folichonne, creamy white, well | striped with bright yellow, per- | fect form, $1. Frisette, deep orange, guilled perfect form, admirable,
janet roseate, admirable form.
John Salter, orange carmine, a new | color, superb. |
Le Moine, deep cinnamon, on a yel- | low ground, fine form.
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| Mon Bijou, pale incarnate, striped yellow, protuberant, superb.
Nemesis, bronzed orange on a yel- low ground, protuberant, admir- able. -
entirely | Rigquigqui, very deep purple, admir-
able in all points, $1. Socazes Gaston, light purple, quilled petals like Pompone rose, superb. Zebra, lilac crimson, white center, protuberant, admirable.
Pompone Alveoliform.
Juniata, disk white tipped with yel- low, outer petals pure white, the most splendid of its class, $1.
Marguerite de Valois, disk fine yel- low, outer petals pale incarnate.
Margueritte de Wildemar, disk gol-
den yellow, outer petals pale yel- low.
SPLENDID CHRYSANTHEMUMS. ‘ Imported the last year from the finest French and English Collee-
tions. Price, $2 50 to $3 per dozen.
$20 per 100.
Large Flowering.
Amazone,
Blanda.
Delicata.
Fiorella, rosy lilac, rayed with white, fawn center, imbricated.
Leon Faucher.
Madame Chauviere, blush.
Madame Pertuzes, lilae roseate.
Miss Jane.
Nell Gwynne.
Orion, creamy blush. Rolla.
Vesta, fine white.
Pompone or Ranunculus and Alveoliform.
Alveolifiorum, pale lilae, Anemone | form.
Anais, white, shaded blush and pink, small.
Argentine, silyer white, fine form, | small.
Asmodee, yellow and carmine, small. |
Atrophos, dark cinnamon, orange | center.
Augustinus, blash white, pink
Avocat, small.
Beaute de Fiorita, small.
tipped |
Belle d Aout.
| Boule rose, small.
Bouton de Versailles, mulberry and pink, beautiful.
Circe, cherry and white.
Chedeville, small.
Comte de Chambord, pure white, im- brieated, regular form, small.
Emilie.
Frigone, small.
Etoile de Venus, small.
Etoile du Matin, deep orange, gold margin, amall.
Grand Sultan,
~Bluish White.
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Etinella, salmon and pink.
Francois, white, tipped pink, fra- grant.
Gold Anemone.
orange carmine, small.
Jonas, rosy lilac, tipped citron, im- bricated.
La Vestale, small.
Lelia, small.
Madame A. Renard, violet ama- ranth, dusted with white, imbri- eated.
Madame C. Philopal.
Do. De Contades, creamy white, shaded rose, imbricated, small.
. Madame de Vatry, rosy lilac, shaded
white, perfect form, small.
. Madame Hector Bossange.
Do. Rousselon, blush,
edged pink, extra, small.
_ Madame St. Aldagonde, lilae blush,
imbricated, fringed, small.
Madile. T. Alibert, small.
Madlle. H, d Elkingen, pear\ color, globose form, small,
Madlle. Marie Pascal.
Mrs. B. Stowe, bronzed orange, good form.
Mignonette, deep yellow and amber, small.
Monte Christo.
Nonsuch, deep rich yellow, perfectly
imbricated.
Piquillo, rosy crimson and white.
President Decaisne, small.
Prince of Orange, small,
Rantounette.
Roi de Lilliput, small.
Reine des Anemones, white and rose, Anemone form.
Rose d’ Amour, fine roseate, small.
Solfatare, bright Canary yellow, small,
Souvenir de Florence.
Stella, golden yellow, quilled petals, fringed, small.
Tom Thumb, small.
Zephyr, salmon rose, small.
Notr.—For the general Collection of Chrysanthemums, see Catalogue
No, 2.
PHLOX.—Splendid Varieties.
For other beautiful varieties, see Catalogue No. 2, page 34. Finest varieties, $2 to $3 per dozen; old varieties, $1 50 per dozen. -
Acuminata Corymbosa. | Admiral Armand.
Adonis. La Fraicheur. Alba Perfecta. Antagonist. L’ Etendard.
_ Arius. | Lilacina Perfecta.
Armand @ Artois. | Maerantha.
Bois Rosé, pale lilac.
Lactea, milk white. | La Candeur.
Macrophyila Superba. Madame Adam.
Moss Pink, white. Ne Plus Ultra. Niobe.
_Lawrencea, pure white. | Norfolkti.
Omniflora. Omniflora Alba, Paniculata Nivea. Rival.
Roi des Roses.
| Fulgida, bright red. |
_Harrisonia, fine white. - Hortensoides,
Bourboniensis. Breckii, tall pink. Cameleon, white to pink. Captivation, Coldryana, starry pink. | D’ Angers. Divaricata, early blue,
General Changarnier. Gigantea, tall lilac.
Islington Hero.
-— Coureelles, very pale lilac. Madame Doublat. Ferrand, large white, pink eye.
Madame Henderson.
—- Poivre, pink. Madame Romaine.
deep
| Masterpiece. | Mirabilis.
M. Hugener. Moss Pink, red.
Rubra Striata, red-and purple.
| Sickmannii.
Snow Flake, white mar- bled with lilac.
| Speciosa.
Speciossissima. Starry Lilac. Stolonifera. Surpasse Helene. Therese Milanello. Virgilia.
White Romenia.
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NEW FLEMISH, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES. This favorite Class of Flowers has now attained to the highest state of
pores and we offer a Collection comprising 150 varieties, of unrivaled eauty, and at the following reduced prices:
EACH. DOZ. Carnations, finest named varieties, . : . : , 50 4 00 do fine varieties, not sorare, . : é ‘ 38 3 00 Picotees, finest named varieties, ; : 35 3 00 Carnations and ee good varieties, our selection, $20 per hundred. do do without names, $2 per dozen, and $15 per jemndred: BIZARRES.—Scarlet and Flame. Abelard. Jupiter. Regent. Carnot. La Reine. Roi de Rome. Cinna. T*Aigle. Tour d’ Auvergne. Eloise. Oudinot. Triomphe. Jason. Phebus. BIZARRES.—Roseate. Agathe, Cleopatra. Louis Napoleon. Belle Indienne. Comtesse de Flandre. | Margueritte. Billet Doux. Favorite. Theodora. Boadicea. La Gracieuse. Unique. Laura. BIZARRES.—Incarnate. Bijou. Miracle. Tresor parfait. Minos. Princeps. Turenne. Souvenir. BIZARRES.—Isabelles. Clara. | Clemence Isaure. | Madame Malibran. Cherry Flakes and Picotees. Angeline. Carolus. Judith. Appolonius, Caroline. Julie. Ariel. Conqueror. Minerva. Cherry, fringed. Diana. Crimson Flakes and Picotees. Antherosa. Paris. Regulus. Lord Littleton. Portia. Seraph. Ne Plus Ultra. Priscilla. Ulysses.
Flame Flakes and Picotees.
thalie. Etoile du Matin. Mad’lle. Rachel. Berryer. Evratina. Mars. Coquette. General Foy. Potiphar.
L’ Eelair.
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Grisdelin Flakes and Picotees,
Admirable. Fenelon. Mercury. Electra. Florentina. Mignone.
Maroon Flakes and Picotees. Aulius, Le Negre. Proserpine. Fringed Maroon, Pius IX. Sable. General Kleber. Pluto.
Purple Flakes and Picotees. Ariadne, Imperatrice. | Purple Fringed. Brutus. La Couronne. Saturn. David d@’ Angers. Paragon. | Vauban. Hector. President. |
Rose Flakes and Bizarres. Calypso. Isis. Sesostris. Cupid. Lady Hamilton. Sylphide. Desdemona. | Perfection. Telemachus. Helene. Reine Victoria. Triumphant.
Violet Flakes and Picotees. Apollo. Medora. Roi des Violets. Le Jeune Henri. Narcissus. Sappho. Minerva. Phaon. Souvenir dun Ami.
Amaranths, Achilles, Aurore. Mon Caprice. Atala. Maitresse Partout. Rachel. Pure White and White Spotted. Blanche. | La Vierge. White Fringed. Diana. L’ Eclair. Yellow Picotees.
Couronne d'Or. Joan of Are. Seraphique. Cynthia. Juno. Venus.
Prince of Orange. Also, 25 other New Imported Varieties that we cannot yet assign to their respective Classes and Colors.
Monthly Carnations and Pinks,
Ten Fine Varieties.
Mignardises—Pinks. Twenty Superb Named Varieties.
DOUBLE HOLYHOCK. 30 Splendid Named Varieties, $2 50 to $3 50. Fine Varieties, mixed, $2 per dozen.
Atrorubens, deep crimson. Defiance, purple spotted.
Belladona, pure white. Duke of Sutherland, dark purple. Charles Turner, bright crimson. Duke of Wellington, white, spotted Crimson King, deep crimson. purple.
Cynthia, fine purple. Emily, flesh colored.
Grandiflora, large roseate, Mluminator, scarlet crimson. Lizzy, peach.
Magnum Bonum.
Mrs. Russell, bright rose.
Model of Perfection, pure white.
Othello, dark purple.
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HOLYHOCK.
| Rosalind, rvoseate. Saffrano, saffron. Spartacus, maroon. Sulphurea perfecta, yellow. | Theocrates, variegated,
| Theresa, fine yellow.
Venosa, crimson center, white bor-
der.
POLEANTHUS.
25 Fine Varieties, of all colors, $2 per dozen.
ANTIRRHINUM—SNAP DRAGON.
25 Beautiful Named Varieties, $2 per dozen. per dozen.
SCARLET AND OTHER FANCY GERANIUMS. 30 Beautiful New Named Varieties, $2 to $3 per dozen.
VERBENA. 60 Finest New Select Named Varieties, $1 50 to $2 per dozen, and $$ to $10 per 100. NIA
25 New Select Named Varieties, $2 per dozen. TA. 8 Fine Named Varieties, $2 per dozen.
FUCHSIA. 80 Select Beautiful Varieties, $3 to $4 per dozen. PANSY.
25 Fine Named Varieties, $1 50 to $2 per dozen.
DOUBLE DAISIES.
25 Beautiful Named Varieties, $2 per dozen.
GERMAN AND OTHER IRIS.
50 Fine Named Varieties, $2 50 per dozen. N. B.—For a general Collection of Border Plants, embracing all Classes and the most beautiful Varieties, see Catalogue No. 2.
FOR CEMETERIES AND EMBANKMENTS. Vinea, or Running Myrtle, $1 per dozen, $4 per 100, and $20 per 1,000- Trish Larged Leaved Ivy, $2 50 per dozen, and $12 to $15 per 100.
RARE AND NEW HERBACEOUS PLANTS.
The general Collection is in Catalogue No. 2.
EACH EACH
Aconitum, different species, 50 | Aquilegia, 20 Fine Varieties,
or $2 per dozen. $1 50 to $2 per dozen. Actea japonica, - : 50 | Asclepias coronata (Califor- Anchusa Italiea, . : 25 nia), : ; : . 2. 0e Apocynum. 20 | Auricula, 20 Fine Named Aquilegia glandulosa, . : 25 Varieties, $4 50 to $6 per
Do. Skinneri, : 25 dozen.
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Mixed Varieties, $1 25.
Caltha palustris pleno,
Campanula urticzfolia albo pleno,
Campanula azurea,
Convolvulus panduratus, large white, :
Convolvulus, European, large white,
Convolvyulus, and white,
Delphinium exaltatum, bright blue, .
Delphinium exaltatum, light blue,
Delphinium magnificum. superb azure,
Delphinium cerulescens al- bo, double porcelain blue, with white center, extra,
Delphinium Bronzeanum, double blue, bronze spots,
Delphinium hybrid um pleno, splendid double blue, with purple stripes, . ; :
Dracocephalum superbum,
Epilobium spicatum, red,
Funkia, see Hemerocallis, Catalogue No. 2.
Gentiana macrophylla,
Do. multiflora, .
Hemercallis lanceefolia,
Tris albida, white and ae low,
Striped, rose
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MEDICINAL AND SWEET HERB aoene oe
PER DOZ. Angelica, 75 Asclepias nigra, 1 50 Balm, : 75 Bergamot—Monarda, 75 Boneset—Eupatorium, 75 Chamomile, ; 75 Comfrey, 1 50 Elecampane, 1 50 Fennel, 50 Foxglove, 1 00 Ginseng, 2 00 Hellebore, 2 00 Hop, . : ; 1 00 Horehound, ; ; F 75 Hyssop, : 50 Lavendar, 75 Lovage, 1 50
EACH Iris-Fulgorie, variegated $ ets. brown and red, 38 Tris stylosa, é 4 50 Lobelia fulgens insignis, 25 Do. gracilis, , 25 Lychnis dioica roseo pleno, 50 Lysimachia paniculata, 25 Lupinus versicolor (splen- ard). ; ‘ 1 00 Monardella villosa, 25 Myosotis palustris, (German Forget-me-Not), : 25 (Enothera speciosa, and other species, 25 Orobus versicolor, 50 Penstemon connatum, 50 Do. eae ie bridum, 50 Pheenoides Japonica, 50 Pyenanthemum linifolium, 25 Scutellaria Californica (pur. ple), : 50 Silene viscaria roseo pleno, | 50 Sisyrinchium anceps, 25 Spirea venusta, 38 Tansy, Californian, 50 Tradescantia rubra, red, 50 Do. rosea, pink, 50 Do. splendens, double bright red, 50 Viola palmata, azure, 25 Do. Bright Cerulean, 38 PER DOz. Myrrh, . 1 00 Peppermint, : ; 50 Do. Californian, "5 Pot, or Winter Marjoram, 75 Robin Runaway, 50 Rosemary, 1 00 Rhubarb, 2 00 Rue, 75 Sage, : 75 Spikenard, 1 50 Taney, . : 50 Do. California, 1 00 Tarragon, 2 00 Thyme, P 45 Do. Lemon, . 75 Wormwood, 45
Abelia triflora, . Ampelopsis Roylii (climber), Aristolochia Kempferii (climber), *Berberis Japonica, * Do. nepalensis, Bignonia purpurea, Buddlea Lindleyana, Calycanthus macrophyllus, Do. do. ee SIZe, .- Catalpa Bungeana, Do. Kempferii, . Clematis Grahamii (J apan), Do. Helena do. Do. Monstrosa_ do. Do. Sophia do. Cosbea coccinea, . -*Eriobotrya J aponica, Eleagnus parviflora, Forsythia viridissma (omitted previously), . . *Hedera Algeriensis, true, * Do. New Striped leaved, Hippophe canadensis, *Holly (Ilex), Irish dark green, . *Holly, Scotch pale green, * Do. Crispa, : * Do. Marginata alba, * Do. do. aurea, * Do. Cornuta (Chinese), Hydrangea pubescens, Do. vyariegata, striped leaved, Do. ing, . : *Tlicium religiosum, *Jasminum Fortuni, . *Lonicera, Magneville’ s new Chinese (climber), *Lonicera, European Ever- green (climber), : Lonicera Macrophylla, straw colored (climber), Lonicera Splendida (climber),
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EACH Lonicera Standishii (climber), ; : 1 90 Menispermum Dauricum (climber), : a sek 00 Neillia thyrsiflora, 75 Peach, Chinese Double Crim- son, 1 00 Peach, Chinese Double White, : ; 1 00 Roses—Folichonne. Do. —Mrs. Standish. For the Splendid general Collection, see Catalogue No. ae agrifolia (Galtier: nia), 00 *Rhododendron Himalaya Alpinum, $3 50 to 5 00 _*Rhododendron Himalaya Calycatum, . 3 50 to 5 00 *Rhododendron Himalaya Edgworthi, 3 50 to 5 00 *Rhododendron Himalaya Fulgens, 8 50 to 5 00 *Rhododendron Himalaya Wightii, . 8 50t05 00 *Rhododendron Himalaya W allachi, 3 50 to 5 00 *Rynchospermum Jasmi- noides (climber), 1 00 Spirea candida, white, 1 00 Do. eximia, elegant pink, 1 00 Do. Billardii . 1 00 Do. Fortuni (Callosa), - 75 Do. grandflora, white, 1 00 Do. Hookeri, : 1 00 Do. paniculata rosea, 50 *Stauntonia latifolia (Ever- green Climber), 1 50 Stauntonia Tolucencis, 1 50 Syringa Himalayensis, 1 00 *Taxus ericoides, . 1 50 * Do. elegantissima, 1 00 *Thuya gigantea (California), 5 00 * Do. Doniana, $1 to 2 00 *Washingtonia gigantea (Wellingtonia), small trees. Xylosteum Dauricum, Sees
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STOCKS AND SEEDLING TREES FOR NURSERIES.
A great supply of Stocks of all kinds suitable for budding Fruit Trees. Also, 300,000 Young Trees and Shrubs, and_ 250,000 Young Evergreens, comprising, Norway Spruce, 4 to 6 years old, and all other species. Of these, distinct Catalogues are furnished to Nurseries, as well as a Cata- logue of Fruit Seeds, and Seeds of Evergreens, and of other Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
1,000 Dioseorea Japonica vel Batatas, or New Japanese Yam or Potato, will be ready for sale at the end of September, at $10 per dozen, or $6 for six. Those who preéngage them will be first supplied.
10,000 Roots of Licorice, or Glycirrhiza glabra, will be supplied at a moderate price, and no plant can yield greater profit.
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