Identifier: richardsongoulds00rich (find matches)
Title: Richardson & Gould's autumn catalogue of bulbs and flowering roots, small fruits and garden requisites
Year: 1871 (1870s)
Authors: Richardson & Gould (Firm) Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs Bulbs (Plants) Seeds Catalogs Flowers Seeds Catalogs Fruit Catalogs Vegetables Seeds Catalogs
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Richardson & Gould
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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iped black, lilac orpurple, finest named varieties. 20 20c. $2 00 1 5° 10 1 00 Each. Per doz. Bybloemens, choice mixed, em-bracing many colors 15c. good mixed 10 Bosy and Violet, mixed whiteground, feathered or stripedwith violet, crimson, pink orscarlet.... .... .... 15 Bizarres, Bybloemens and.Hose, mixed.... .... S Breeders, (all selfs,) splendidcolors mixed .... .... 10 5° 75 Parrot Tulips, for out-door Cultivation. These have very large flowers, and the colors are exceedingly brilliant; the petals have featherededges, and, in addition to other colors, combine shades of green. When planted in flower bordersthey produce a striking effect. Ea. Per doz-$1 00 Ea. Per doz. Admiral de Constantinople, red, streaked with orange ....Belle Jaune, large yellow, striped with red .... .... .... Caffe Brun, yellow, green and mottled Monstre Rouge, large crimson, 8c $0 75 1 Markgraf, yellow and orange Perfecta, yellow, scarlet feath-8 75 I ered, green stripes, .... Various colors, mixed 1 0075
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NARCISSUS POSTICUS. Page 11. RICHARDSON & GOULDS AUTUMN CATALOGUE. I I Sundry Species of Tulips. Cornuta, (horned,) scarlet and Florentina, yellow, sweet scent- veliow. ... .... .... ioc $i oo : ed 15c. $1 50 Gesneriana (Chinese Horten- Oculis Solis (Suns Eye\ red sis,) crimson scarlet with blue and purple, showy 15 1 50 center .... .... .... 10 1 00 Persica, orange yellow, dwarf .... 10 1 00 Veridiflora, green.... 10 100 Fine Mixed Tulips. Double and single, early and late,—for grouping or mixed borders. Seventy-five cents per dozen ;$5.00 per hundred. P OL YAN THUS NARCISSUS. The Narcissus is unrivalled for spring gardening, for beds, clumps and borders. The pure whiteswith yellow and citron cups, and the bright yellows with orange cups, form a striking contrast. Theflowers are exceedingly fragrant, and nothing can be more desirable for flowering in pots in the house.They require the same treatment as the Hyacinth ; only when planted in the open border they requireto be plante

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