Wholesale catalogue of seeds, bulbs and plants / Clucas & Boddington Co.

              CLUCAS Sr BODDINGTON CO,
NEW  YORK
52
Spring, 1905, Wholesale Catalogue
Per 12
SWEET WILLIAM.   See Dianthus barbatus.
SYMPHYTUM (Comfrey).
asberrimum variegatum aureum.     A   very   pretty and
effective variegated plant $1 50
Tritoma Pfltzeri
TRITOMA
Tritomas, as general decorative plants and for bedding purposes,
etc., are too well known to need any description here; suffice it to
say, that they are still gaining in popular favor on account of the
many uses to which they can be put. T. Pfitzeri still holds its
popularity and will continue so to do. The following list contains
other equally good forms.
Pfitzeri.    The everblooming Tritoma, with flowers Per 12    Per ioo
of a rich orange-scarlet, shading to salmon-rose.$l 00    $6 00
Coralina.    Spikes   of bright   coral-red   flowers  all
summer; very effective    1 25
Macowani. Rich coral-red and wonderfully free-
flowering   1 25
Mark   Kooigen   (Saundersii) — May Queen    (New).
A new hybrid Tritoma raised in Germany and
very highly spoken of; said to commence blooming in May and continue until autumn; color orange and scarlet Each 35c.  4 00
Rufus (New). An exceedingly interesting variety,
with showy spikes of deep yellow flowers and protruding crimson anthers, which gives the flower
a very curiously beautiful effect Each 50c.
Triumbh. Immense forked or branching spike of
massive yellow flowers; the largest and best of
the family...., Each $1.75.
Tuckil. Glaucous, Yucca-like foliage and large spikes
of bright flowers, changing to yellow in June;
a curious plant   1 50   12 00
Uvaria grandiflora.   Rich crimson flowers, shading
to yellow   1 00      8 00
TEUCRIUM (Germander).
chamaedrus.     Dwarf,   shrubby   growth ;    rose,
white and red flowers    1 50
THALICTRUM (Meadow Rue).                                        Per 12 Per ioo I
aquilegifolium.       Beautiful   foliage    and    large
plumes of rosy-purple flowers $1 00 $8 00 I
burburascens.   Purple flowers       75 6 00 |
TtlERMOPSIS carolioiana.    Long spikes of showy
yellow flowers    1 25      8 00 I
fabacea. Racemes of yellow, pea-shaped flowers ;
a very free-growing plant    1 25      8 00 I
THYMUS (Thyme).
languinosus (Wooley-leaved Thyme). Gray prostrate foliage    1 00      8 001
serbyllum aureum (Golden Thyme). Variegated
foliage. 2-in. pots        60      4 001
TURELLA    (Foam Flower).
cordifolia.    A   very.pretty  low-growing   native
plant   for  a   damp,  shady   spot,   with   showy
spikes of creamy-white flowers   1 00,
TRADESCANTIA (Spiderwort).
virginica.    Umbels of purple flowers all summer ...        60      4 00 I
alba.   White        60      4 Ool
TRICYRTIS (Toad Lily).
hirta. A very pretty and interesting plant from
Tapan, producing late in the fall numerous
quaintly spotted white and purple flowers    100     8 00
TRILLIUM (Wake Robin).
grandiflorum.   Our large-flowered native Wood
Lily; pure white         60      4 00 I
erectum.    Purple-flowered Wood Lily        60      4 00
erythrocarbum. The painted Wood Lily; pure
white, with a crimson blotch at the base of each
petal        60      4 00
TROLLIUS (Globe Flower).
eurob^eus.       Globular,     buttercup-like      flower,
nearly two inches across        75      6 00
caucasicus     (Orange   Globe—New).   Very large,
deep orange-colored flowers; exceedingly showy  1 50
Fortune! flore b'eno. Double, deep orange colored flowers   1 25    10 00
VERONICA (Speedwell).
circaeoides.     Dwarf creeping   evergreen plants,
nearly hidden  in  early  spring by gentian blue
flowers        75      6 00
incana.    Silvery foliage, erect spikes of deep blue
flowers; very attractive   1 00      8 00
longifolia var. subsessilis.    Attractive spikes  of
deep blue flowers; one of the best plants we have  1 25    10 00 i
sbical a.  Erect spikes of blue flowers; very good
for cutting; continuous         75      6 00
alba.   White   100     8 00]
rosea.    A very neat rose-colored form    100      8 00
virginica. Long spikes of white flowers; very tall..  1 00      8 00 I
rosea.    Long spikes of rose-colored flowers    1 00      8 00
VINCA.    (Myrtle, or Periwinkle).
minor.   An evergreen low-trailing plant,  suitable
for planting under trees; much used for planting
on graves, etc        60      4 00
Extra strong field-grown plants        75      6 00
VIOLA pedata (Bird's Foot Violet).  Finely cut foliage and showy blue flowers        60      4 00
bicolor. Upper petals rich purple, lower light blue       75      6 00
YUCCA filamentosa. Tall, sword-like foliage;
creamy white flowers; an exceedingly fine decorative plant    1 25    10 00
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