. &Amp annuel ; hardy plantes vivaces. Pépinières (Horticulture) Comté de Chester en Pennsylvanie ; graines de fleurs Graines Pernnials ; Catalogues Catalogues. Cultivé [Symphitum officinale fol. var.] SYMPHYTUM. La grande consoude. 35 cts. chaque. Les vivaces de l'Europe et l'Asie centrale, avec de grandes racemes de fleurs, en sol ordinaire. S. officinale fol. van elle-sal a. (À feuilles panachées. consoude) de grande taille, avec de longs, rugueux, feuilles en forme de lance, joliment rayé et varie- gated avec jaune. Très attrayant. TALiINUM. 25 cts. chaque. Un membre de la famille le pourpier. Elles sont toutes petites plantes succulentes, avec feuillage,

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. Annual & hardy perennial plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania Chester County; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Pernnials Seeds Catalogs. Grown [Symphitum officinale fol. var.] SYMPHYTUM. Comfrey. 35 cts. each. Coarse perennials from Europe and Central Asia, with large racemes of flowers, in ordinary soil. S. officinale fol. van it-sal a. (Variegated-leaved Comfrey.) A large plant, with long, rough, lance-shaped leaves, prettily striped and varie- gated with yellow. Very attractive. TALiINUM. 25 cts. each. A member of the Purslane family. They are all small plants, with succulent foliage, bearing white, purple, or yellow flowers, on slender stems. Grow in stony soil. T. teretifolium. A native plant, found in dry, rocky situations—not common. Bright, pink flowers. TEPHROSIA. Hoary Pea. 35 cts. each. A genus of leguminous plants, many of which are natives of the tropics. Foliage pinnate, and covered with a gray, silky down. The pea-shaped flowers are quite showy. T. Ylr^iniana. (Goat's Rue.) A silky-villous erect plant, growing about two feet high, with large, yellowish-white flowers. THALICTRCM. Meadow Rue. 25 cts. each. Belongs to the Ranunculus family, with compound leaves. Small attractive flowers, usually in large corymbs or panicles. Light, mellow soil. T. aquilegifolium. (Feather Columbine of the French.) A strong-growing plant, with glau- cous leaves, and long panicles of flowers. A native of the Alps. T. flexuoNiim. A low species, with very small, pale green foliage, and large, open panicles of flowers. T. speciosum. Very tall, reaching three or four feet in height, with con- spicuous yellow anthers to the flowers. Very fine.. [Thahctkdm AQ.rni.E- GIFOLIUM.]. 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.. Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas (Firm); Cherry Hill Nurseries (West Chester, Pa. );

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