PKTKK HKNDhkSON & CO., NKW YORK.- .MlSCKI.I.ANEOl'S nULHS.
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KUVTMIIllNTIM.
KRITFI.I.AKIA RIXIRVATA.
ERYTHRONIUM.
Cpppii TOI IC MnJcHtle, tuboroim rooted plants, nntives of Turkestan and llif
C'vl-i' lUtV«-'»3, HlnuiliiyiiK. Hlii're tlii'.v lire Kubjiftpil to wvcrf winters. Tlie.v
are aolile ornanit'iits in a larne tlower garden or on tlie lawn. The Individual flow-
ers — as larjre as a silver half-dollar — are closely urran^ed on stately spikes .1 to 10
feet hiKh. forniliij; a niairniliient column of bloom during .Inne and July. Eremuri
thrive in iilniosl any kind of soil, hut pri'fer a moist, deep, rich sandy loam, with free
run for tiieir larce. tleshy roots, which extend out several feet. Give them a sunny
position, sheltered from Kales; plant the tnliers In the fall, while dormant, and set
about H indies di'ep. .\ltlion.rli they are consideivd haiily. it will he safer In .Northern
Stales to protect with 4 or (i incliea of leaves, stri.nK manure or similar coverin);, to
prevent the yonnn Krowtli, wiiich starts very early, from helnn tipped from late
fre.'Zcs. We offer only stronjr, si.\-year-old llowerin); roots, as Kremurl seldom Howcr
until tlial ai;e. (.sVccuri tl!i';t(lyin\o\eiiihfr.)
E. Hiiualaicus. .Snow-white flowers, with yellow anthers; height, to 8 feet. Price.
$:!.oo ca li. hnyer pnyinjr e.xpn-ssajie.
a. Sobustns. I'each pink flowers, very traKrant : heiirht, N to 10 ft. I'rice, $.j.0o
eiu-li. l)U\cr pn\ inu I'xpn'ssaue.
Giant Dog's Tooth Violet.