. Curtis, Cobb &AMP ; Washburn's amateur guide du cultivateur à la fleur et jardin de cuisine pour 1878. Pépinière Massachusetts catalogues ; graines de fleurs ; Catalogues Catalogues potagers. no. ZINNIA DOUBLE. ZEA. Nat. Okd., GI-aminece. Ikice. L'un des plus précieux des acquisitions. Parmi les plantes ornementales-foliafred frrowth rapide de ami effet immédiat, le nouveau bar d'Maïs japonais détient le plus visible. Il est originaire du Japon. Il semble y avoir une variété de maïs mais dilfcrs resnect dans manv-s de notre commune le maïs. Il se développe à partir de cinq à six pieds de haut, et a altemata fol

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. Curtis, Cobb & Washburn's amateur cultivator's guide to the flower and kitchen garden for 1878. Nursery stock Massachusetts Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Kitchen gardens Catalogs. no. DOUBLE ZINNIA. ZEA. Nat. Okd., Gi-aminece. _ ikice. One of the most valuable acquisitions. Among ornamental-foliafred plants of rapid frrowth ami immediate effect, the new Striped Japanese Maize holds the most conspicuous place. It is a native of Japan. It appears to be a variety of Maize but dilfcrs in manv resnect-s from our common Indian Corn. It grows from five to SIX feet high, and has altemata foliage; the foliage is about four feet iong.and two or three inches wide. The variegation does not show itself until tlie fourth or filth leaf. 362 Zea, or Strioed JscHnese Maize. 05 BIENNIALS AND PERENNIALS FLOWERING FIRST AND SECOND SEASON. ABRONIA. Nat. Ord., Kyclaginiacce. This beautiful plant is a native of the Rockv-Mountain country, and can hardly be surpassed lor beauty and elegance. It is a hardv perennial", of trailing habit sending up immense numbers of flowers of a pure white color, in clusters resein- bline the hnowball. It opens its flowers, which possess a delightful fraeraiice towards evening. In bloom from June to September. 3G3 Abronia Fragrans. Pare white 26 ACnrLLEA. Nat. Ord., Compotita. Belonging to the cemis known under the name of Milfoil. Hardy perennial. 364 Achillea Filipendaia. Yellow; from Caspian Sea. 5 feet IC ACONTTUM (Monkshood). Nat. Ord., Rnnuncuhcece. A common border-plant, commonlv known as Monkshood, growing freely in anv siturtion. Hardy perennial; from Europe. 6 .» y 365 A' onitum Napellis. Mixed, blue and white. 2 feet Ofi. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Curtis, Cobb & Washburn Seed and Horticultural Warehouse; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and See

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