. George Tait und Söhne' Preisliste und beschreibenden Katalog von Feld und Garten Samen. Baumschulen Virginia Norfolk Kataloge; Gemüse Samen Kataloge; Gräser, Blumen Samen Samen Kataloge Kataloge. 102 TAIT'S SAMEN KATALOG FÜR 1900. NIGELLA. (Love-in-a-Mist, Devil-in-a-Bush, Lady-in-der-G-Reen.) Eine interessante Pflanze mit sehr fein unterteilt Laub und seltsame Blüten. Der Same Pod ist in enger de icate Netzwerk der Blätter, die vorgeschlagen hat, die Namen hy, die es gemeinhin bekannt ist beigefügt. Robustes jährliches. Höhe, auf 2 Füßen. 5 cts. pro Pck. NEMOPHILLA. Enger, kompakte Gewohnheit des Wachstums,

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. George Tait and Sons' price list and descriptive catalogue of field and garden seeds. Nursery stock Virginia Norfolk Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs. 102 TAIT'S SEED CATALOGUE FOR 1900. NIGELLA. (Love-in-a-Mist, Devil-in-a-Bush, Lady-in-the-G-reen.) An interesting plant with very finely divided foliage and curious flowers. The seed pod is enclosed in a close de icate network of leaves, which has suggested the names hy which it is commonly known. Hardy annual. Height, to 2 feet. 5 cts. per pkt. NEMOPHILLA. Of close, compact habit of growth, and in shaded places a steady bloomer. The flowers are of beautiful colors, varying greatly in shades and shown to perfection when closely massed. Hardy annual. Height, 6 inches. Per pkt. 5 cts. PAMPAS GRASS. A well-known grass unexcelled for stateliness and beauty. It does not bloom the first year from seed and should be protected with a covering of leaves during the winter. The magnificent plumes are produced the second season, growing on stems often ten feet high. Half-hardy peren- nial. 10 cts. per pkt. PANSY. No description is needed of this universal favorite ; it is found—as the tiny heartsease—in the humblest gardens, while the finest floriculturists in the world are constantly engaged in develop- ing its size and coloring. If the seed is sown in September and protec- tion given during the winter, they will bloom abundantly through the following season. Plants from seed sown in the spring should not be per- mitted to bloom until the cool weather; as the buds appear, pick them off and thus throw the strength of the plant into making a compact and bushy growth ; it will then be able to produce large and brilliant flowers through the fall until the ground freezes. Do not allow faded flowers to remain on the plant Hardy perennial. Height, six inches. FINEST ENGLISH.—This mixture is from magnificent varieties and is in every respect the equal of many of the high-priced

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