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Corn fe 200 Cucumber 1 OZ. to SOs Watermelon I 30 ee Muskmelon ene Gor Pumpkin. -. bee ee AO! eas Early Squash ea Om: Marrow Squash I oz. to 30 hills. Seed Usually Sown upon One Acre. Artichoke, Jerusalem. . .4 bush Barley, broadcast E DO ae a Beans, Dwarf, in drills Miso ee Beans, Pole, in hills 81010 qts. Beet, in drills . . 4to 5 Ibs. Broom-Corn, in hills 41o6 qts. Buckwheat, broadcast . Cabbage, totransplant . AVS NS) Carrot, in drills . 2to 31bs Corn, in hills 8 qts. Corn, for soiling 3 bush Clover, Alsike . . 5 lbs. Clover, Red,alone . . 220" Clover, Red, with Timothy a and Red- Lope... “ eA TOC Clover, White, alone aay Pewee ZOme, Clover, White, with other seeds . na es Clover, Lucerne, alOWess pec es Sues Clover. . together | 5 10 Ibs. Clover. Timothy . for Y bu. Timothy. Redtop. one acre 1 bu. Redtop. Cucumber, in hills ito. 2nbs Flax, broadcast _ 1 to 2 bush. Plants or Trees Distance Apart. Number. 6 inches by 6inches. . 174,240 Tinted WY Mid gba. ie . 43,560 1% ft. by 1% ft. . 19,360 2 TAC IDVEy, lbs 21,780 2-85. by. 2 1G: 10,890 2% ft. by 2% ft. 6,970 2° fey, Le it. 14,520 a>) ft.py2. {6 7,260 a. tt. Dyeg ies 4.840 « ‘ft pyd {E. 2,722 4, to: bush. | | Asparagus . Ab, = “GOmbee drill. Beet a wa ss 2a sere ES ee GG Carrot A Mate so Okra . 9 Soa Onions - tS ES OOsE ner Onion Sets, Small agit stO-Son nes Parsley . “VOz.t0. 150.) vag Parsnip . 1 2 260 eens Radish . bo WhO 0 as Salsify 1 Oe Oney Spinach tS Gree Turnip Eo Sa Oa Pease rqt-to1reo” “= | Dwarf Beans = I LOO vee, Grass, Hungarian . . % bush. Grass, Lawn rae sy Grass, Orchard . i QiOue mae Grass, Rye ... cae Grass, Timothy . oer tee Millet . : ivi See aaa Mustard, broadcast . _12to 16 qts. Oats, broadcast . .210 3 bush: Onion, in drills - 410°6 Ths: Parsnip, in drills ATO r sy Peas, Early, in drills . . 1% bush. Peas, Marrowfat, in drills . Pe ee Peas, broadcast : aoe, Ste Potatoes, cut tubers, in drills . Lise Radish, in drills. . 6tepertbse Rye, broadcast . . 1% to2 bush. Salsify, indrills . _6to 8 lbs. Spinach indrills. S10: 10 Turnip, in drills pes Turnip, broadcast . 2 tOna ie. Vetches, broadcast . 2 to 3 bush. Wheat, broadcast Ti fo-2 Wheat, indrills . . ES ee for One Acre. Distance Apart. Number. 5it.by 5 it. 1,742 6 ft; by 4Grit. 1,210 Sit. By ~8.f€. 680 oft. by aot. 537 o ft. by 10 ft. 485 12 {t..by-12 its. 302 16 it. by 16 Tt... 170 20 ft. by 20 ft. IIo 25 ft. by 25 ft. 70 30 ft. by 30 ft. 40 GENERAL REMARKS. gz WHE PROPRIETOR, having devoted many years to horticulture in its | h several departments, feels confident in his ability to select from the ——— vast and confusing list of seeds such species and varieties only as are really worthy of cultivation, to the exclusion of all the various sorts that are not adapted to our climate, but which are too frequently recommended and sold, to the serious loss and disappointment of planters. As the profession has always been pursued with a view to a permanent business, great care is taken to preserve an unsullied reputation, by having supplies of all the leading kinds of seeds raised annually by careful growers, from roots or seeds selected by the proprietor. Such seeds as are not suc- cessfully grown in our climate are imported from the most reliable seedsmen in Europe. The purity and germinating qualities of all important seeds are tested each year, under his personal supervision. The observance of such a system may be considered as a guarantee that no seeds will be offered except such as are known to possess the most es- sential good qualities for general purposes. To aid the amateur and others in making selections, some of the leading and most desirable kinds are marked with an asterisk, thus (h): The proprietor can here only enumerate the leading articles in his collec- tion; and from a conviction that the seedsman’s fair reputation is often un- justly defamed through failure of seeds, he would with brevity state some of the causes: | first—That some cultivators, through ignorance or forgetfulness of the fact that the products of a garden are natives of various soils and climates, and require peculiar management, sow their seeds at an improper season. To aid such the most tender species, which should not be placed in the open ground until settled warm weather, are marked thus (+). The half-hardy, which are subject to risk if sown when frosts prevail, are marked thus (f). The early and most hardy species and varieties should not be planted until the ground can be brought into good condition, as some species of plants that in an advanced state of growth will stand a hard winter are often cut off by a very slight frost while young, especially if exposed to the heat of the sun after a frosty night. To guard against disappointment, reserve some of the seed for a later sowing. Second—That some species of seeds, such as Beans, Beet, Cabbage, Lettuce, Radish, Salsify, Turnip, etc., being from their nature apt to vegetate quickly, are often liable to be devoured by insects within forty-eight hours after they are sown, and before a plant is seen above ground, unless a suitable remedy is applied in time to destroy them. 2 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Third—That some species, such as Carrot, Celery, Leek, Onion, Parsley, Parsnip, Spinach, etc., being naturally of tardy growth—taking (in unfavorable seasons) from two to four weeks to vegetate—are apt to perish through incrus- tation of the soil, or other circumstances which cannot always be controlled. Fourth—That failures often occur through seed being deposited too deep in the ground, or left too near the surface; sometimes, for want of sufficient seed in a given spot, solitary plants perish, lacking strength to open the pores of the earth; and very often injudicious management in manuring and preparing the soil will cause failures. To insure a fair chance, plant your seed moderately thick, and thin out the surplus plants while young. In planting seeds in drills (which is the most desirable plan), the size of the seed and strength of its germ should be considered; large seeds, pro- ducing vigorous roots, require deeper planting than diminutive seeds pro- ducing delicate roots and slender stalks; the smallest seeds should not be covered more than a quarter of an inch. For instructions on these and other subjects of gardening, the reader is referred to BRIDGEMAN’S BOOK ON GARDENING, and other works by celebrated authors, of which a list will be found in this catalogue. | Notwithstanding the great care used to supply every article true to name and of good quality, nothing is warranted. . Boxes, barrels and bags used in packing will be charged at cost prices. It is requested that explicit directions for marking and forwarding pack- ages accompany each order. All goods will be legibly marked as directed, and delivered to vessels in port, and railroad and express offices in the city of New York, free of expense. After shipment, they will be at the risk of the purchaser. The following are published annually, and mailed free to all applicants: CATALOGUE OF VEGETABLE, FLOWER, GRASS, HERB AND MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS, with brief directions for their care and treatment. (This one.) Ready in January. MarKET GARDENERS’ PRICED CATALOGUE OF VEGETABLE SEEDS, etc. Ready in January. CATALOGUE OF DutcH BuLsous Roots. Ready in September. Address all orders plainly to ALFRED BRIDGEMAN, 37 East Nineteenth Street, NEW YORK, BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 3 Novelties and Specialties in FLOWER SEEDS. ASTER. Comet, Snow-White. The flowers of this splendid new class are very large and extremely double, with incurved petals, giving them the appearance of the finest Japanese chrysan- themums. Pkt. 25 cts. Ball, or Jewel. (Benary.) A magnificent rose and white variety. The flowers are very double, petals incurved; blooms in great profusion. Pkt. 25 cts. Snowball, or Princess. (Benary.) Flowers pure white; in form they are semi-spherical, and . . composed of quite short and very thickly set imbricated petals. Pkt. 25 cts. Aquilegia Stuarti. A splendid Columbine, the result of a cross between A. glandulosa and 4, Wilmanni. The flowers are 4 inches in diameter, and are of a fine, rich blue. Pkt. 25 cts. .Cockscomb. ‘ Vesuvius.’’ , This novelty is the result of careful cultivation extending over a period of many years. The plant is of dwarf habit, and above the Ryd pdec i i i = —WI Se{Ra<ZA= avemare ener aes is ree ae ates aA aE ee g comb, of a magnificent fiery red on golden Zz NN yellow ground. As the comb is formed not so dense as the other varieties of Cockscomb, the grand contrast between the golden ground and the fiery red upper part of the combcomes to effectual presentation, and the effect of this wonderful coloring is brought to the highest perfection by a line of fiery gold which runs over the whole length of the head. The peculiar beauty of this new Cockscomb is seen the best in full sunshine, where the flower much resembles a blaze. This novelty is equally well adapted { for the garden, as also for pot-cul- €@é ture. Pkt. 40 cts. YB. VN LENNON). (A -— ‘ — Cineraria grandiflora kermesina. A new semi-double hybrid vari- ety. The flowers are of an intense, dark crimson, and average 2% inches across. Pkt. 50 cts. Dianthus Caryophyllus f1. pl. ‘+ Margaret.’’ A new class of perpetual bloom- ing Carnations, producing over 80 per cent. of double flowers, and of many striking colors. The plants x = are vigorous, and grow about 12 == SSS SS inches high. Pkt. 25 cts. Comet Aster. 4. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Datura cornucopia (‘‘Horn of Plenty.’’) The singular form, gigantic size, striking colors and pleasant odor of the flower make this novelty most conspicu- ous. The plant is of a very robust habit. The stem is thick, dark brown-purple, shining as if varnished. The branches are very nu- merous, spreading sym- metrically 3 or 4 feetin every direction. The leaves are large, of a dark green color. The flowers are trumpet- shaped, measuring 8 to Io inches in length and 5 to 7 inches across the mouth, and form three distinct flowers growing each within the other, the throat and mouth of the corolla a most delicate French white, beautifully contrasted and marbled with royal purple on the outside. Pkt. 25 cts. . Zz Eth LZ Gaillardia, Perfec= tion. The finest strain of ‘this standard summer- flowering plant. For table bouquets, etc., this flower has no su- perior. Pkt. 20 cts. Gloxinia, Emperor Frederick. Flowers erect, and average 3% inches in diameter. Foliage emerald-green; color bright scarlet to nearly the base of the throat, and edged with a pure white band. Pkt. 50 cts. Hibiscus, Crimson Eye. (New.) A robust grower, with dark red, stems and foliage. The flowers are of immense size, often measuring 20 inches in circumference. The color is of the purest white, with a large spot of deep, velvety crimson in the center of each flower. It will succeed anywhere, and is perfectly hardy, blooming the first year from seed sown in the open ground. Pkt. 15 cts. Lobelia erinus Compacta ‘: Goldelse.’’ This grand novelty, with its golden yellow foliage and deep blue flowers, makes a contrast of charming beauty. Pkt. 20 cts. Mignonette, Improved Victoria. This novelty, which grows about 6 inches high, will put every lover of flowers in ecstasy by its perfectly regular, pyramidal habit, and elegantly formed spikes, which are profusely covered with pretty, brilliant réd flowers; valuable for pot culture. Pkt. 20 cts. x PAPAVER. Glaucum. (Tulip Poppy.) The plant of this splendid annual grows from 12 to 14 inches high and produces, well above the foliage, 50 to 60 large and splendid flowers of the most vivid scarlet imaginable. Pkt. Io cts. Cardinal Poppy. (Benary.) A new class of this popular border annual. Flowers extra large and double. Brilliant scarlet on white ground. Pkt. ro cts. -.Primula Chinensis cristata. (Benary.) Foliage crisped and quite distinct. Flowers white, rose, carmine and crimson, together with numerous intermediate tints, and are single, semi-double and quite double. Pkt. 50 cts. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 5 Novelties and Specialties in VEGETABLE SEEDS. Asparagus, Columbian Mammoth White. This variety is a sport from Conover’s Colossal. It produces pure white shoots, and requires no artificial blanching. It isa strong grower, and comes remarkably true from seed. Oz. 15 cts., Ib. $1.50. BEANS. Dreer’s Bush Lima. Of vigorous, bushy habit, growing from 1% to 2 feet high, and producing pods in great abundance; the Beans grow close together in the pods, and are very thick, sweet and succulent. Ot. 40 cts. Improved Golden Wax Bush. New; very early and distinct. The pods are of a rich golden color, entirely free from spot or rust, and are of excellent quality. Qt. 30 cts. Canadian Wonder Bush. The pods are flat and green in color. Excellent asa snap Bean, and one of the best for cooking when ripe. Ot. 30 cts. Beet, Extra Early Eclipse. The tops are very small; roots smooth and globe-shaped; flesh deep crimson, very fine grained, and remarkably sweet. Oz. to cts., lb. 75 cts. Cabbage, Early Winnigstadt. A standard sure-heading, second-early variety ; very reliable; it heads well on light soils, where large-growing sorts often fail, and makes a good late sort for delayed plantings. O2025'cts., lb: §2. Carrot, Half-Long Red Carentan. A new slender-growing variety ; very short top, entirely without core; useful for forcing. Oz.15 cts., lb. $1. Cauliflower, Erfurt Extra Early Dwarf. The best for forcing and general purposes as an early variety; hardy, dwarf and compact, with solid white heads of superior quality. Original pkt. 50 cts. Celery, Giant Pascal. This new variety is the result of careful selection from the well-known ‘‘Golden Self-Blanching’”’ Celery. It par- takes of the nutty flavor of that excellent variety; and in taste is not at all bitter or astringent. It grows about 2 feet high, with stalks that are solid, crisp, not stringy, very large, and broader than those of any other. Before blanching it is green, with heart of golden yellow and very full. It is very easily blanched, requiring only five or six days’ earthing-up, while its preservative qualities make it a fine shipper. & For jate winter use. Oz, 25 cts. Corn, Champion Sweet. New. ‘This Corn is, without doubt. the earliest large Corn ever introduced. Ears nearly as targe as the. Mammoth, _ with a medium-sized white cob; kernels plump, pearly white, very sweet, tender and fullof milk. Qt. 25 cts. 6 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Cucumber, Tailby’s Hybrid. White Spined crossed with an English frame variety. It grows larger than White Spined, and is one of the most valuable in its class for open-air cultivation. Oz. 15 cts., lb. gr. Lettuce, Buttercup. A cabbage variety ; excellent for forcing or for summer use; remarkable for its beauty of foliage, solid golden head, tenderness and delicacy of flavor. Oz. 20 cts. MUSK-MELONS. Wilson’s. Winter Pineapple sort. When ripe the outside is of a rich yellow, intermingled with a light green, the yellow predominating on the lower half. The most remarkable and valuable feature of this new melon is its wonderful keeping quality ; they do not ripen on the vine, like other melons, but have to be picked before hard frost and laid away in a cool, dry cellar, where they will keep sound and sweet for months. When wanted for, use they must be brought into a warm room, where they will ripen in a few days. Pkt. ro cts. Emerald Gem. Very early and prolific; smooth, ribbed, dark green skin; flesh orange, sweet and delicious. Oz. 15 cts., lb. $1. PEAS. Cleveland’s Alaska. An extra early blue variety, of delicious flavor. The pods are of beautiful green color, long, and well filled with Peas; grows about 2% feet high. Qt. 25 cts. Heroine. This isa medium early, and grows uniformly from 2 to 2% feet high. It comes in between Advancer and Champion of England, and bears a profusion of large, long, slightly curved, pointed pods, containing g or to large Peas of the finest quality. Qt. 4o cts. Potato, Pride of Ireland. This new seedling originated with a successful potato-grower in Wisconsin, who says it is a late variety, a very good keeper, and cooks well; skin is very white, with a sort of light, russety netting; the flesh is white and of good quality. It cannot fail to satisfy the grower who wants a heavy yielder. Bus. $2, bbl. $4.50. Pumpkin, Jonathan. This is one of the best crookneck varieties ever introduced. It is a good keeper, of large size, very prolific and wonderfully smooth and even fleshed, being free from that coarse stringi- ness which most varieties have. Oz. 10 cts. RADISHES. Scarlet Globe. (Benary.) New; excellent for frame, and has short leaves; brilliant red; flesh fine, white, tender and crisp. Oz. 15 cts., lb. $1.25. Chinese Round Scarlet. A new short-top summer or winter-using variety. It grows of medium . size; flesh pure white, of mild flavor. Original pkt. 20 cts. Salsify, Mammoth Sandwich Island. In size twice as large as the ordinary variety. The roots are smooth; flesh fine-grained» and of pleasant flavor. Oz. 20 cts., lb. $1.50. Spinach, Long=-Standing. Thick, dark green leaves, of compact growth, standing longer than any other sort before running to seed. Lb. 40 cts. Squash, Sibley, or Pike’s Peak. A striking variety, having the stem at the swelled end. The shell is pale green in color, very hard and flinty; flesh solid, thick, a bril- liant orange in color, and is possessed of rare NN edible qualities. It can be had in use from : eg October to’ March: Oz yo'cts: Upland Cress. A new hardy perennial vegetable, thrivin& on soil, wet or dry. It is of easy culture, an when onceestablished requires little after care- In taste it is very agreeable, having the iden- i ee. tical flavor of true water cress. Pkt. 20 cts.» Squash, Sibley, or Ptke’s Peak. Oz. $150. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 7 aa No.3. | No.4. | No.5. RD SORTS for Family | No.1. | No. 2. No. 3. | | Tee = quantities to suit Small $5. $9. $12. $16. 20. or Large Gardens, as follows: Contains | Contains | Contains | Contains | Contains ts. ee Early Valentine Bush......| % pt. I pt. I gt. I qt. | 2q are: ae ee Black Wax Bush. 3s 2. “g pt. I pt. I qt. ae Z a sites hate ey? Refugee Bush............. 1g pt. I pt. I qt. | a | : ae eke ees Large White Lima Pole. i pt. T pt? o) wat. 3 yes ! tals Beet eo 2:-- -- Extra Early Turnip........ I Oz 2 OZ 4 OZ, 4 cea So SS. & ete eke ate Early Blood Turnip ....... E Oz: 2 rey 4 4 Oz. F: se pea Cabbage 2... Karly Ox-Heart ..2.......- pkt. Ves OZ 72 OZ. | é mag 22 et Sete Early Winnigstadt......... pkt. 7 OZ 4 OZ ey) | ee eas see Large Late Drumhead..... pkt. ae ome ¥ 2 | Boe od aaa Drumhead Savoy.......... pkt.7 | % Oz. 5 ae Z oF eee Chr A Red. or Picking 22) 20. 6... pkt. yee ap t. | Z oe os Caulifiower. .Paris Nonpareil............ pkt. % Oz. Ee oe | 4 i: | seas air... 2. Early Orange, or Horn.... : o : 3 ; se Ines | noe 2 re Pons Oranee ey 22): i2 nA | ; ress. ..5..+ Girled or Pepper Grass .. 1OZ 2 o3 : a | : bid | aoe arms: Beiniy star ee: Se ¥4 pt. I pt. a ge ee ee ee Mammoth Sugar .......... 4 pt. I pt. I qt. | : Le Niet eg eee Stowell’s Evergreen ...... % pt. - pt. : gts: a Wiese Celery 25: Barly White Solid ....:..-.. pkt. % Oz. oF Beets leegraee Cucumber ...Early Russian ............ pkt. I OZ pee ae Bl ye « sgn Cir 3) Be eee ae I Oz. 102 eee | Jo | fae Egg-Plant...Improved N. Y. Purple.... pkt. 4, OZ. : oz. | : ny eee Endive...... iGreen Cured 2s... 2°. eo .2. pkt. fa Oz : oz ieee gee Kohlrabi....Early White Vienna ...... pkt. A Oz. | % ee ee Kaleeies. Green Curled Scotch...... pkt. y OZ | - 7 Ye Bea 2 22: Lettuce... .. Early Curled Silesia....... pkt. 72 02 | : ae eae ee BETES yo Early Vennisball : ....-..°.2.- pkt. ie oz. | ve A NA ee Tee a8 (Carve Batter-Head .....~ .. pkt. “g OZ : oF Oe ata: Leeks 2:0 22. LP EE a ea pkt. W, OZ | am Meee | Ae Melon ...... ramet hristitta. . 9. .. 0. pkt. 2 OZ sad eee | oe = ee ee Green Citron (Netted)..... pkt. I oz, T0Z. | aR So Se rec Mountain Sweet Water .... I Oz I Oz = as 4 oe Ae Onion ...... Pxtra Early Red.) ...... .: VY oz I OZ. 20Z epee | pe eee Wihite-Portugal.. 2.32.2 258 Y Oz OZ AL '2 re oe ae ee Peas =. x Carter’s ‘‘ First Crop” ..... im Tipe. I qt. 2q ey Aee ye he 3 a Be ere oi Paxton s Alpha.i<. ..osaee I pt. Eat I a a Ae 2: oS See McLean’s Little Gem...... mpt, I qt. L.Qbes, | ae | ae ae + a Metean’s AdvancGer, -4.1.: =. I pt. I qt. I ae ig we eee <2 ey ae Champion of England..... I pt. I qt. aiais. | ae | fee Parsley ..... Extra Curled.............. pkt. y, OZ Stas oe ie Pepper...... Sweet Mountain........... pkt. : Oz | iG Be, | ; eS. 5 oF Parsnip..... en, OF GuermMsey....--.>-- I OZ : Oz. | a : aH oe Radish...... our Seatlet: 3508... 24: pkt. O20" a4 es an i a ae Red Turnip, or Cherry .... pkt. 2 OZ, 4 OZ. Ye ee Eee oe. ae Chinese Winter ........... pes P OZ he PNG: 5 te Sasi os. Mone AV BITC. ..<).. 2<5 = sete % Oz. , Oz eee as) es Squash ..... oes CS ESTs) | ns ore ose I OZ : OF ie | fee oe ci Hubbard: Winter 2. 2. 2... I Oz i Oz | - Sean a oe ue Spinach..... Round-Leaved Flanders... 4 OZ. y Oz. Z ae une oe lea Tomato..... Early Red Smooth. |... -~ - pkt. fot. | 2 Fe a | he pee. The Trophy... 045 =, pkt. #2 OZ | a ie: ima ap? Deby 0 5. Wiite Dutch... 76 eeses I OZ OZ | il a es | oe. eae." Vellow, Stone .) 2 2s223.0% I Oz 20Z 40 | BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. ai id = TUT Mg EaPFLib ay Asparagus, Conover's Colossal. Bean, Large Lima. Cauliflower, Autumn Giant. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. GENERAL LIST VEGETABLE SEEDS. Jz For the accommodation of very small growers, those seeds priced by the ounce or quart at thirty cents and under may be had put up in five-cent papers; seeds priced per ounce or quart above thirty cents may be had put up in papers costing not lessthan ten cents. f= The names printed in smaller Roman type are identically the same or similar varieties to those immediately preceding, printed in heavy-faced type. #= For price list by the pound, bushel.or barrel, see pages 26-28. “a=~ For New Vegetable Seeds, etc., see pages 5 and 6. [ARTICHOKE. Artichaut, #7. Urtischofe, Ger. Alcachofa,Sp. Sow early in spring, in deep, rich soil, and when large enoughtransplant into rows four feet apart and two feet between the rows. Should be protected in winter by a cover- ing of litter. Per oz French or Green Globe ...... ........- $o 40 Per pk. Jerusalem Artichoke ..... qt-, 25 cts... $1 25 ASPARAGUS. Asperge, fr. Sparael, Ger. Esparragos, Sf. Seeds should be sown in the spring, or roots planted in the spring or autumn. Peroz. Per 4oz. pL Troi! 1s ale Se as ae ae ee a $o15 $0 30 Conover’s Colossal..lb., 60c... 10 25 ASPARAGUS ROOTS. A saving of one to two years is effected by planting roots. Those offered below are strong two-year-old roots. For private use, the beds should be formed five feet wide with three rows planted in each, one in the middle and one on each side a foot from the edge; distance between the plants in the rows, nine inches. Per 100 Per 1,000 Palmetto, two years old Conover’s Colossal, two years $1 00 $7 00 BEANS. ENGLISH DWARF. Féve de.marais, #r. Gartenbohne, Ger. Haba comun, Sf. Plant as early as practicable in spring, four inches apart, and two inches deep in drills four feet apart. Perqt. Per8qats. *Sword LoweePod 5... 225.5. - $0 30 $I 50 Long Turkey. *Broad Windsor (Taylor’s)..... 20% i 50 Green) Mazacanie: . 5 ssa 25 I 25 English Horse Bean. Green Nonpareil.............. B50 E25 {BEANS. DWARF OR BUSH. Haricot, #y. Bohne, Ger. Frijol enano, SD. - Plant from the middle of April to August for successional crops, in drills two inches deep, and from two to three feet apart. Per qt. Per 8 gts, *Extra Early Valentine tentine......... $0 25 $I 25 *Long Yellow Six-Weeks....... 25 ee 36 partly Monawie Fs). wea Se 25 SF 25 Early China Dwarf ........... ae) ais Pe Golden Refugee............... 30022350 *Refugee or 1,000-t0-1 ......... Ore Wk: 25 White Kidney or Royal....... 20. 3) 2'5 Red Kidney or French......... 250 SE 25 Wihite: NMarrowiak. (P22 os By ae PE 25 *Yosemite Mammoth Wax...... 40 2 50 Crystal White Wax. . 5.2.2.2. 2077 1 75 *Black Wax (with yellow pods) 30° I 50 I IO BRIDGEMAN’S SEED:.CATALOGUE. WR ‘ EQ) ESQ WLS S SEES Beet, Golden Tankard. * \ \\y NN \\ N\\} \\) \ Toy (MD {i } zs Ty = —= SS SSS \\ SS ~ Ni SEZ \\ Y\\\\ YI) Wy YY si i ~ : | iy, i [ESSSSSS S\N Wy p N BRIDGEMAN'S SEED CATALOGUE. IT BEANS, Dwarf or Bush, continued. Per qt. Per 8 qts. *Golden or Cream Wax ........ $o 30 $1 50 *Golden Wax Improved ........ BD “150 *Wardwell’s Kidney Wax...... 20. 1250 Blageolel Was. \. 5. 2c. cra - AO, 25,00 Wonder of France 3s. / 0062S. 20%). 150 Flageolet Improved Green. Canadian Wonder.............. 30°: "Te :50 *Burpee’s Bush-Lima ~...-.:..- AB? > 2°50 Dreer’s Bush Lima ........... 4B= 5 < 2°50 Dwarf Horticultural .......... 250 eT 25 Turtle Soup or Black Spanish . 20 I oo #= For prices per bushel, see page 26. |BEANS. POLE OR RUNNING. Haricot 4rames, fr. Stangen Bohne, Ger Frijol vastago, Sp. Pole Beans are more tender, and require rather more care in culture than the Bush Beans. They succeed best ina rich sandy loam. Plant from the middle of May to July, in hills about four feet apart each way. Per qt. Per8 qts: *Extra Early Lima (new) ...... $0 4o $2 00 *Dreer’s Improved Lima.......... 40 200 Earee White Limah. 22.3... 40 200 *King of the Garden Lima........ 40 200 Early Golden Cluster Wax....... 50° «3 00 "Horticultural or Wren’s Egg..... 30. «I 75 Small White Lima.............. 40 200 Carolina, Saba, Sewee or Sieva. White Dutch Case-Knife ........ B62 E75 | *“Mont d’Or or Golden Butter ..... AO: 2 25 SSSA Fee AN AK OS 5 onc at oS -ans es HO 2 50 Indian Chief (with yellow pods). 40 2 25 Black German Wax or Algerian. White Dutch Runner............ 30. 2.00 | Scarlet Flowering Runner....... 30°. 2/00 Asparagus or Yard Long ....... I 00 1G 27 29 ay a Betterave, 7y. Runfelriiben, Ger. Remo- lacha, Sp. Sow during April for early, May and June for winter use, in drills about two inches deep and sixteen inches apart. Peroz: Per 4\0z. Boa Hany Turnip........... $0 10 $0 25 Early Bassano, or Sugar. *Eclipse Crimson Turnip ......... 10 25 Eariy Blood Turnip ............ IO 25 *Egyptian Blood Turnip ......... 10 25 Dewing’s Blood Turnip ......... fe) Ze *Edmand’s Early Blood Turnip... Io 25 | ——___. Peroz. Per4oz. Boney Dark: Red... 2... . «24 $O 10 $0 45 Long Smooth Blood............. fe) 25 Rochester, or Radish. *Half-Long Dark or Pear-Skaped . 15 30 Yellow Turnip or Orange........ IO 25 Silver Swiss Chard....... PERERA 10 25 Victoria Blood Red Swiss Chard.. 15 30 Sea Kale Beet, for greens. gas For prices per lb., see page 26. CATTLE BEET. Per 40z. Per lb. White Imperial Sugar ........ fo 15 $0 50 White French’ Sugar... ... 2.5 T5 50 White Silesian, or Field. MANGEL-WURZEL. Sow in May and June in rows about two feet apart; thin out to ten inches apart in the rows. Per4oz. Per lb. TOW ROG sO ie es so see $o 15 $0 50 Scarcity, or Cattle Beet. *Mammoth Long Red’... 2.....:.- 15 50 =Norbiton Giant Red :\ . 1c. 33925, 2 I§ 50 Champion Yellow Glebe..... ... 15 50 *Golden .Tankardics.0: rea: 15 50 {BROCCOL!.- Chou Brocolis, #r. Brocolt, Spargel-Hohl, Ger. Broculi, Sp. Sow in May and June. This should be transplanted in July, in rows about two feet apart each way. Peroz. Per4o0z* extra Warly White: 2. tay... $0 60 $200 *Harly Purple Cape 20 ve) ne 4G 100 White Cape or Cauliflower ...... 60 200 Early Walcheren (true)......... 50 I 50 Walcheren Cauliflower. BURNET. Pimpernelle petite, /v. Pimpernell, Ger. Pimpinela, Sé. Sow in rows early in spring. Peroz. Per4oz. Gardenis. 5 Ras doch was Soe $0 20 $0 50 t BRUSSELS SPROUTS Chou de Bruxelles, /v. Griiner Sproffen, Ger. Breton de Bruselas, SP. Sow in May, transplant in July; cultivate same as Cabbage. Peroz. Per4oz. mhnproved Dwart oo. 6... 2 05% go 25 $0 75 Tree or Miniature Cabbage. ROseveriyvor Prench'\ ot" 20. 25 75 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. I2 oy 0 a KD HOMME ALUBEma Men NONSOOEOREDALNADNUL YS KOSS ES OD Au CPS cx) : f Roe G rl AA SY We i ‘\ qT Ne At) Q y Mira RON Cabbage Lettuce, White Summer. Celery, Giant Pascal. Cabbage Lettuce, Hanson's. Kohlrabi, White Vienna. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 13 { CABBAGE. Chou pommé ou Cabus, Fr. Kop{fohl, Ger. Repollo, SP. Sow the early varieties in protecting frames in September, or hot-beds early in the spring; sow late kinds about the middle of May; transplant in July in fresh, rich ground, in rows about 2% feet apart, and from one to two feet apart in the rows, ac- cording to kinds. Per oz. Per4oz. Early York or May.......---- go 20 $0 50 Early Royal Dwarf. *Barly Oxheart... ....-..-..-----. 20 French, Heart-Shaped, Early Etampes. *Early Winnigstadt, or Cone..... 25 75 *Early Flat Dutch..............- Za ml T-.GO Early Summer or Henderson's. *Jersey Early Wakefield ......... 2002 FF 00 Early Nonpareil, Early Becalan. *Selected All-Seasons............ 25 75 Early Dutch Drumhead......... 20 50 Early Dutch or Battersea. *Large Late Flat Dutch .......... 25 75 Premium Flat Dutch, Excelsior. Large Late Drumhead........... 25 75 Large Late Brunswick, or Fottler’s. *Henderson’s Succession ....... Ke 2OL B00 g9 RY) 1 ey ST 2 a AG?" FOG *Dwarf Early Ulm Savoy........ 25 75 xLate Drumhead Savoy .......... 25 75 . Large Globe Savoy. Perfection Curled Savoy......... 25 75 Large Red Drumhead .......... Bie ee as Red Dutch, or Pickling.......... 25 75 Marblehead Mammoth .......... 20 50 Large Early Schweinfurt........ 20 50 Pomeranian, or Filderkraut..... 20 50 t > For prices per Ib., see page 26. CARDOON. Cardon, Fr. Cardon, Ger. Sow early in spring, and transplant in ‘trenches of well-manured ground. When full size, bind the plants together and earth up same as Celery. Large Solid Peroz. Per4oz. Se en fo 30 $0 75 CARROT. Carrotte, Fr. Wishre, Ger. Zanahoria, Sp. Sow in April for early ; middle of June for winter use, in drills about fifteen inches apart. Peroz. Per4oz. *Extra Early Forcing .......... $0 15 $0 36 Orange Turnip- Rooted. *Early Orange Horn (pointed).... 15 30 $a Sse stent Peroz. Per4oz. Half-Long Red (stump-rooted) $0 10 $0 25 Scarlet Carentan (coreless) ..... 15 30 *Oxheart, or Guerande ........... I5 30 Danvers Orange Intermediate .... to 25 Ront: Grane. gee. 6... See eae IO 25 Long Scarlet or Surry, Altringham. Long White....per lb., 75 cts. .. Io 25 Large White Belgian. (s~ For prices per lb., see page 26. t CAULIFLOWER. Choufleur, 7r. Blumenfohl, Ger. Colifior,Sp. As aruie, early Cauliflower is a very un- - certain crop. Seed sown about the middle of May, and transplanted early in July, is more likely to produce good heads. Sow for early and late, same as Cabbage. Per pkt, Peroz. Erfurt Extra Early Dwarf..... $0 50 $6 00 Carrara ROCK. S20 s-see Sese Sar at SO *Early Dwarf Snowball.......... 25 4 00 Per oz. Per 40z- *Extra Early Paris (fine) .......$0 75 $2 50 Half-Early Paris Nonpareil...... 60 200 *Lenormand’s Short-Stemmed.... 75 2 50 Carter’s Extra Dwarf Mammoth. Early London, or Dutch......... AQT 25 Large Late Stadtholder ......... AG ST 25 ' *Large Algiers (fine late) ....... 3 SF5 50 Italian, or Autumn Giant ........ AQP 7.25 CELERY. Céleri, Fy. Sellerie, Ger. Apio, Sp. Sow very early in spring, in moist rich ground, when the plants are from four to six inches high; transplant into trenches four inches deep and nine wide, and three feet from trench to trench. Set the plants six inches apart in the rows. Peroz. Per4oz. *Early Dwarf White .......... $0 25 $0 75 Incomparable Dwarf. ; *Batly White: Plume’ i254. 255 oes 40 100 *Golden Heart Half-Dwarf........ 30 75 Golden Self-Blanching .......... AG. ct 25 *Perfection Heartwell..... ...... 30 75 *Boston Market Dwarf White .... 30 75 SNew Giant Pascal ie ous a2 ok 25 75 Large White, or Giant .......... 20 50 PR Atl yi wate eed eos 5.2...) oss 30 75 Dwarf Crimson, Rose-Colored. London Large Red.......... Sichetes.-3O 75 Sandringham Dwarf White .... 20 50 Turnip-Rooted Celery ......... ae 75 Early Erfurt Celeriac. Celery Seed (for flavoring) lb. 60c. ro 20 14 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. —. Mushrooms. Ege-Plant, Round Purple. ————————————— SZ Broccolz. Pumpkin, Large Cheese, or Pre. MY fe i GE Muskmelon, Cucumber, Greens Cluster, { CHERVIL. Cerfeuil, #y. Kerbel, Ger. Perrifollo, Sp. Sow early in spring,and at shortintervals, Peroz. Per4oz. Curled> or Double... 5. 4..... fo 20 $0 50 wberous Rooted. 2... -4...-.--. 75 COLLARD or COLE- WORT. Chou, Fr. Blatter-Hohl, Ger. Sow from May to July for succession, and treat same as Cabbage, in rows a foot apart. Peroz. Per4 oz. Georgia Grown Collards....... fo 20 $0 50 1 SUGAR CORN. Mais, /r. Welchforn, Ger. Maiz, SP. Plant from the middle of May to July for | successional crops, in hills about three feet apart. EXTRA EARLY. Perqt. Per 8 qts: *Extra Early Minnesota........ $o 25 $1 25 SW XE Aan WAC ODYe. c2hcihe 3 sre ons, < 2 L285 Perry’ S Hy Did gels ce tae a 201 E500 Early Narragansett........... 20) -1GO Early Marblehead............ 20° *T 00 SECOND EARLY. *Crosby’s Early (fine).......... Bit Wea ads Triumph Early Sugar......... 25h 25 Moore’s Early Concord ........ 2084s 1500 Amber Cream Sugar .......... 20 100 *Squantum, or Potter’s Sugar... 25 1 25 SNeePlus, Ultra 2 35.2 2s. hse Sg oo GENERAL CROP. *Stowell’s Evergreen .......... 200 aL OO *Country Gentleman... :.-..2.. 25° 5 - *Mammoth Sugar (extra fine)... 25 I 25 ~ Excelsior, Asylum or Burr’s. Egyptian, or Washington Market 25 I 25 Large Fight-Rowed Sugar..... 20). 1x00 RosivnsH yDrid. <4 se octos 6 20 I00 Black Mexican Sugar........... BS.) ale 2e Per bus. Sweet Fodder (best for soiling)..... 2 50 ge@S> For prices per bushel, see page 26. POP CORN. Perqt. Per8 qts. Popjxor-Parehing, - 55... ele tPOEZ5 <1 25 | FIELD CORN. Per bush Harlyevellow Canada.to..... 22s... - $2 00 Lar cerwiitecPiine. ene ec eek ie sss 2 00 | BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 15 Per bush. Lone Orange) Winter 2 5. oes Se oe $2 25 Kem g: PAUP sees oO eno ess os 2 00 Queen of the Prairie (Dent) ......... 2 00 Golden: Beauty. (Dent): << 2-2. 3... -.- 2 00 We can furnish, also, other varieties for field culture. CORN SALAD OR FET- TICUS. Mache, /y. UcFersalat, Ger. Canonigos, Sp. Sow in September, and manage same as Spinach. Small-Seeded Large-Seeded Peroz. Per4oz. $0 10 $0 25 10 25 { CRESS, or PEPPER GRASS. Cresson, fr. Kreffe, Ger. Mastuerzo, Sp. Sow at short intervals, spring and fall. Peroz. Per4oz. Chee) ©, .0) © Ayele elle ae) slices Go -arai/een chia) @) (0) 0) eo 6) Ul ermne Upland Cress) ayaa <2 tact coe $I 50 sof 5.60 a OG FI (2 igen RR 10 $0 25 Australian jor Golden’........... 10 25 Serie Water Cressy sores. ssc. 2: SO. 150 i CUCUMBER. Concombre, fr. Gurfe, Ger. Pepino, Sp. Sow for early in hot-beds or frames; open ground from the middle of May to August for successional crops. Peroz. Per4oz. *Extra Early Russian.......... $0 10 $0 25 *Early White-Spined (fine) ...... 15 30 Short Green, or Boston Pickling . 10 25 *Green Prolific, or Pickling....... 15 25 Early Green Cluster...........-. 10 25 Early Short Prickly, Early Frame. Improved Long Green ........... 15 30 *Thorburn’s Everbearing......... IO 25 Khiva Brown Netted............ 25 75 Lone White’ Spined.<: .<:..2. +: 15 30 New Jersey Hybrid. *Tailby’s\ Hy bid.ay. 6. F.5. aoniee. 15 30 Long Green Turkey ...... 1G 25 W. I. Gherkin, or Burr.......... 20 60 German White (for forcing)..... 20 60 Nichols’ Medium Green ......... fe) 25 Per pkt. General Grant (for forcing) .......... $o 25 Telegraph SaaS tome tee a foc ti 25 Dukevoiwdimbuneh ee. se 25 Marguis:of Shorey oot 2 oat. oe rales 25 Also several other English long varie- ties for forcing; each, per pkt....... 25 g&® For prices per lb., see page 27. ~~ + 16 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Radish, Chartier. Squash, Early White Bush. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. | EGG-PLANT. Aubergine, 77 Cierpflanje, Ger. gena, Sp. Sow in hot-bed, or under glass, early in spring; about the end of May transplant to the open ground. | Beren- Peroz. Per40z. Early Lone Purple:........... $o 30 $1 0O *Improved N. Y. Purple.......... Som. F525 Large Oval Purple, Round Purple. *Barly Black Pekin........-..... HOW LOO Per pkt Long White Chinese... ............. $0 10 Searlet Chinese. 2... 2.5. .0. 2. +s e see: 10 Striped, or Guadaloupe ..........--..-- 10 White Egg-Shaped............+---e--- 10 [ENDIVE. Chicorée-Endive, Fy. €Endiven, Ger. Endibia, S. Sow from April to July for succession ; transplant in rich ground; manage same as Lettuce. : Per oz. Per4oz. *Green Curled Summer $0 20 $0 50 White. Curled® <2Ge0 es... ss 20 50 French, or Moss Curled.......... 25 60 *Broad-Leavyed 2222-2. 2....-..-. 25 60 Batavian or Escarolle. Brussels Chicory (Witloof) ...... 15 25 Wild (for flavoring coffee)...... IO 25 (Chicory or Succory, per lb., $1.) GARLIC. Ail, Fr. Knoblauch, Ger. Plant early in spring, in rows ten inches apart and two inches deep. AO SRS Ai Se eer Ajo, Sp. tKALE, or BORECOLE. | Chou-rest, yr. Griiner Kohl, Ger. Breton, SP. Sow Spring Sprouts during March and April. September and October ; manage same as Spinach. Sow all other kinds from April to June; manage same as Cabbage. Peroz..Pern4ioz- *Green Curled Scotch.......... $0 15 $0 4o “Dwar Greet Priurt -.-......... 15 40 Brown, or Purple Curled........ 15 4O *Curled Siberian ....perlb., $1.. 10 25 - ‘Hardy German Greens or Winter Sprouts. ‘marines Garnishing ...4:.......- 25 75 Sea Kale (Crambe maritima)... 25 75 Spring Sprouts (for greens) ...- 10 . Sow Curled Siberian Kale during | ee eee 17 LKOHLRABI. . (Turnip-rooted Cabbage.) Chou-rave, “ry. Kohl-Rabit, Ger. Col de nabo, SP. Sow from March to June for transplanting in succession. Per oz. Per4oz. $o 30 $1 Ov eee ereeereee *Early White Vienna Early Purple Vienna * %)*) 4 0 @ @ 6 © © 29 1 Lerrece: Laitue, 7r. Sattichh, Ger. Lechuga, Sp. Sow for early in hotbeds; open ground April to June, for succession; transplant in very rich ground. Sow hardy kinds in Sep- tember, and plant in protecting frames for winter use. Per oz. Per4 oz. *German Early Head .......... $o 25 $0 75 Early Egg, or Forcing .......... 25 75 *Buttercup (fine for forcing) ..... 20 50 *Big Boston (fine for forcing) .... 25 as *Simpson’s Curled Silesia ....... 20 50 Early Cut Salad. Black-Seeded Simpson.......... 20 50 *Early Tennisball (fine) ......... 20 50 Early Boston Market. *Golden Stone Head (fine) .:..... 25 75 Yellow-Seeded Butter. Deacon (solid head) .......:...: 20 50 Marly) Prize Heads. vx. 0 soe ties 20 50 Black-Seeded Large Butter...... 20 50 Turkish Cabbage, or Russian. Gray-Seeded Butter ............ 25 75 *Perpignan, or Summer ......... 25 75 Henderson’s New York......... 20 50 Ice Dirnmibead (fine) a) epost 20 50 Royal Cabbage, or Malta. White Summer Cabbage ........ 20 So Stone Cabbage, or Winter Butter. American Gathering) 222.2. ..... 20 50 Wictoria’ Cauwase «02S... ees 20 50 Red-Edged Cabhage. *Salamander, or Satisfaction .... 20 50 | *All-the-Year-Round ............ 20 50 Hanson’s Cabbage.............. 20 50 Shotwell’s Brown Head ........ 20 50 Hardy Green) |. ey, ew ees 20 50 Winter, or Hammersmith. White Paris, or Ice Cos........ 20 50 Green Paris Cos (Romaine) .... 20 50 Trianon Self-Closing Cos ...... 20 50 California Curled, or Fringed.... 15 30 Asiatic Cabbage, or Imperial.... 15 30 Saxony Cabbage, Grand Admiral. je For prices per lb., see page 27. S SEED CATALOGUE. e BRIDGEMAN 18 > K Leek ine. ' 2b R ; Pepper Tammoth Tron-Clad. a -melon, Wate? Radishes. Tomato. Turntps. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 19 LEEK . Poireau, Fr. Saud, Ger. Puerro, SP. Sow from March to May; transplant in | rich ground. *Large American Flag Large Carentan (fine) ‘MARTYNIA. ®Gemjenhoru, Ger. Fae ae $0 30 $0 75 inne =e) of ao» oe Peroz. Per4oz. | Sow in May in open ground, three feet apart each way. - Craniollaria (for pickles) ......$0 30 $0 75 MUSHROOM. Champignon, “yr. Champignonbrut, Ger. Seta, SP. Engiish Spawn ....... per 8 lbs., $1. .$0 15 French, in. boxes of 2 lbs...: -2.each, * 1: 25 gas Printed pamphlets on Mushroom culture sent with all orders for spawn. TMUSK-MELON. Melon, Fy. Welone, Ger. Melon, SS. Sow in frames for early; open ground in May and June, in hills six feet apart each Way. = Per oz. Per 4 oz. “Early White Japan........... $o I5 $0 30 *Early Christina (orange flesh) .. 15 30 *Emerald Gem (orange flesh)..... 15 30 *Large Nutmeg (green flesh)..... 15 30 Green Citron (netted)........... 15 30 The Banquet (rich salmon) ..... 15 30 Early Jenny Lind (green flesh) .. 15 30 Delmonico (large; orange flesh).. 15 30 Improved Hackensack. ......... 15 30 Bay View (extra large)......... 15 30 lepine (Hew)... ee 15 30 *Excelsior Nutmeg (green flesh).. 15 30 *Golden Perfection (yellow flesh). 15 30 Baltimore Market. Orange flesh I5 30 *Golden Netted Gem............. 15 30 *Montreal Market (green flesh)... 15 30 Pomegranate (for perfume) ..... 25 75 Also English varieties, for culture in frames ...per pkt.,20cts.. TWATER-MELON. Melon d’Eau, Fr. Wafjermelone, Ger. Sandia, SP. Sow in frames for early; open ground May and June, in hills eight feet apart each way. *Early Mountain Sweet Kolb’s Gem Per oz. Per 4 0z. beeen $0 I0 $0 25 10 25 Peroz. Per4oz. Per Ib. : Per oz. Per 4 oz. Iceing or Ice Rind (red flesh)..$0 Io §0 25 White-Seeded Ice Cream, Strawberry. *Black Spanish (red flesh) ....... IO 25 Phinney’s Early (red flesh)...... IO 25 *Jordan’s Gray Monarch.......... 15 30 Greenand Gold: {2.23 ios ee 2S 15 30 Ruby: Golds ease reso ae 15 30° *Scaly Bark (crimson flesh)...... 15 30 *Vick’s Early (red flesh) ........ 15 30 The Volga (red Hesh)- 5. - => 3. 10 25 Orange (scarlefflesh) -.-..--..-- a 40 Mammoth Iron-Clad ............ IO 25 *Striped Gipsy (fine late) ........ IO 25 Jackson, or Rattlesnake. Japan Sculptured (cream flesh).. 10 Citron (for preserves) MUSTARD. Sinapis, Zz7z. Moutarde,/7. Senf, Ger. No cn 1 NN u Sow at intervals, spring and autumn. )) Feroz. Per, oz. AV DIE Oi P CHOW ~ oa Scie a2 $o 05 $0 15 Black. GF Brown 2. 255). - - 5 15 Chinese (for salad)......-.:..... 10 30 INASTURTIUM. Capucine grande, Fr. Hreffe Jndtant{he, Ger. Maranuela, Sp. Sow in May and June in drills an inch deep. +Tall (Indian Cress) Dwarf ‘s Per oz. Per4 oz. Sek hater ae: $0 20 $0 50 20 50 a) 0,'o =p © isles «| sia 's OKRA. Gombo, fr. €jjbarer Hibifcus, Ger. Quimbombo, SP. Sow after the middle of May, or early in June, in rich ground, in drills about an inch deep and three feet apart; thin out to eight inches. © Peroz. Per4oz. *Dwarf White Velvet .......... 10 $0 25 *Early Dwaef Green 5). .2---- =. - Io 25 Improved Dwarf Prolific. Extra dpmretreenee So = a 10 25 ONION. Oignon, Fr. Swieble, Ger. Cebollo,.S. Sow seed in rich ground early in spring, in drills one foot apart, and thin to two inches apart. inches apart Per oz. Per 4 oz. *Extra Early Flat Red......... 20 $0 60 Large Red Wethersfield ......... 20 60 7Large Hem Gione--~ ..%) 5. .--...- 20 60 *Large White Globe ........-.... 30 I OO Yellow Dutch, or Strasburg ..... 15 50 20 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED Radish, Early Scarlet Turnip. iyo Hine te 7 . . ’ ae . SS Tomato, ¥livingston’s Perfection. 5 sree - CATALOGUE. Ld Ge BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. PAD § ONION, continued. *Yellow Danvers, or Globe .....$0 25 $0 60. nItem POntugal a... .aminderit Sa) BGvioHl 00 | New England White, Silver Skin. Queen (New Early White)...... 25 75 Prize-Taker (straw color)....... 30 75 White Italian Tripoli,.. 3... -.:. 25 ls Naples Giant Rocco (late)...... 720 50 About, per qt. Per pk. EOtacOvOMOns 44.5). is oc ta'e-=- $0 25 $1 50) Mihite Maltipliens..c0-. 5 yok Set. 40 . 2 50| HCCC DIOME SEES eco ete) oh, one ccs ho - 20) 412) /00)| SV HIte Om, SELS,..2: 5. s-- as’. « BOvie 2 OO; Mellow Onion Sets .<:..../,...- 25s iret S)| ‘Top or Button Onions........... 207 1-200) fe For prices per pound, see page 27. PARSNIP. Paftinafe, Ger. Sow from March to June, in deep rich ground. Panais, Jr. Per oz. Per 4 oz. “Long White, or Guernsey...... go 10 $0 25 Cup, Hollow Crowned, or Sugar. MUCLONIS SLUGENE..).5:52 fy iies 2 sie IO 25 PARSLEY. Persil, yr. Peterfilie, Ger. Perejil, SD. Sow from March till June, in drills an inch deep and one foot apart. Per oz. Per 4 oz. Cubed jor Double). 5.22... 2. fo 10 $0 25. *Champion Moss-Curled.......... 15 30 | *Carter’s Fern-Leaved............ To 25 Hamburg, or/Rooted ......5..-.: IO 25 PEAS. Pois, ry. Grbfe, Ger. Guisante, Sp. EXTRA EARLY SORTS. Plant for early use as early in spring as | practicable, and for succession every two or three weeks until July. Plant in single or double rows three to five feet apart, accord- ing to height, and four inches deep. j2= Those marked * are the wrinkled varieties. ‘Ft. Per qt. Per 8 qts. Bridgeman’s Extra Early. .21%4 .$0 25 $1 50 Carter’s First Crop ....... PY i ke Where ses Sutton’s Ringleader, First and Best. Daniel O’Rourke.......... 7 IRS uM Cai Sangster’s No. 1, Caractacus. Philadelphia Extra Early..2% .. 25 1 25) *Laxton’s Alpha (fine)..... Seah oe athe Oe pa) SO Ge DUA 2h) AT 25 Rural New-Yorker........ 27 i 250 uel 25 Kentish Invicta (fine) ....2%... 30 I 50 Prize-Taker, Rising Sun. *Carter’s Premium Gem...1%4 .. 30 I 50, *American Wonder........ ye. BO 4, 2 00'| Per oz. Per 40z. | Pastinaca, Sp. | Black-Eyed Marrow....... DINO e HON SECOND EARLY PEAS. Ft. Perqt. Per 8 qts. PHETOUNE MS Arise on NON Sere 2% .$0 40 $2 00 *McLean’s Advancer....... e251) i925 Laxton’s Fillbasket ...... Bi ce SONY We 75 | *Horsford’s Market Garden .2%...25 1 25 *Dwarf Champion......... 2 Onl 50) *Abundance (sow thin) ....1%... 25 1 25 *McLean’s Little Gem..... TA fate BOu tale SO McLean’s Blue Peter..... Liye sn 3Osm ln SO Tom Lhumb CAmMer.)7.inem 52225. 50 MAIN CROP and LATE PEAS. *Champion of England 5.255 7... 25" 1 125 *VOrKShITe HELO. 5.0.0: 222 Bole Oa Syn ates PeeNeeTrs ULeray ick tet SPUN eae Anat han GAs Hr! (Sh 293 Cee ar Deas he Od tot s16) _ *Everbearing (SOwat nin) 32:22. ees ee reno Pride of the Market. ..... 2 B52" OO *Sander’s Marrow......... 5 2OF “ESO *Carter’s Lelephone: ).20): 5 BO le SO Culverwell’s Telegraph ...4 Oulu *Carter’s Stratagem....... Dv ee AOA LeI5O BlueImpetial “3332 ya47¥. DAs mioaMw ihe Imperial Marrow. White Marrowfat ........ Bi kone 2ONbRy Tis Royal Dwarf. 00 Peruvian Marrow. SUGAR PEAS. Pasian (edible pod )%. 5 4.66. go) hes Wrinkled Sugar ‘ ney pAOs) LOO Dwarf Sugar ‘' 2 dO y e2h OO, (" For prices per bushel, see page 28. |PEPPER. Piment, #7. Spanifcher Pfeffer, Ger. Pimiento, SP. _ Sow in hot-beds in February and March: in open ground May and June, transplanting | to eighteen inches apart each way. Peroz. Per4cz. Squash, or Tomato........... $0 25 $0 75 “Large Bell, or Buli-Nose ........ 25 75 “Sweet Spanish (for salad) ...... 25 75 “Sweet Mountain (for Mangos)... 30 75 PC CLGSE realy ait Mae ne meee ae oY 207 1.00 RedCherry fiat ey, So BOK ett ao Red Chili, or Red Cluster........ Bo et 00 Long Red Cayenne.............. Boru. 1,00 Ruby King tosses fete. 30 I 00 Cranberry-Shaped .............. 25 75 Golden Dawn (new) ....:....... 25 75 J&- For prices per Ib., see page 27. 22 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. POTATOES. Pomme de Terre, 77. Kartofjeln, Ger. Our Potatoes are all specially grown for seed purposes, and are ‘northern grown.” Prices subject to variation. About, per bus. | Beauty ot Hebron yi. so. cece ook eA Toloyn Barly Rose, or Vermont............... els Baplyol Lah Ow elu cg. ais <r2hc jr ee renee 2 00 Exiva Harly (ihe Thorburn): ...5. 2. 2 00 Charles*Dowmin gy. o(/.6 ois leietays sre orate 2 00 Harlyebastitaty sy. 245 «shone Setcrey See 2 00 Rural New-Yorker......... ees I 50 Pride of Ireland (heavy yielder)....... 2 00 Clark SsNO. 1 poeue es ees 6.3125 cee I 75 White Elephant (fine late) ............ 195 DakotasRed: i jy. ecbacee gee eee ee I 50 White:Star.0:: 7 Care, eine 5 O Late Beauty of Hebron 7... «3 46 <i 350 J For prices per barrel, see page 28. TPUMPKIN. _Potiron, /y. Kurbis, Ger. Calabaza, Sp. Sow in May or June, in hills six by eight fe Ge. eet apart Per oz, Per 40z. *Large Cheese, or Pie..... leet $o 10 $0 25 West Indian Mammoth ......... 25 75 Mammoth, or Large Tours ...... 20 60 Jonathan... eee geen ole 10 25 Per qt Bush. Connecticut Hield 3. .).- seen. cee go 25 $4 00 [RADISH. Radis, Rave, Fr. Rettia, Ger. Rabanos and Rabanitos, Sd. Sow for successional crops at short inter- vals, from March till September, in drills an , 5 : inch deep and a foot apart Peer. Per hor *Scarlet Globe Turnip (new) ..fo0 15 $0 40 *French Breakfast (fine) ......... 10 25 Red Olive-Shaped, White-Tipped. *HKarly Scarlet Turnip (fine)...... IO 25 Red Turnip, or Cherry. *Harly Round Dark Red.......... 10 25 White-Tipped Scarlet Turnip.... 15 30 New Golden Olive-Shaped ....... I5 30 Early White Olive-Shaped....... 15 30 Early Scarlet Olive-Shaped...... 10 25 *Long Scarlet Short-Top......... IO 25 Beckert’s Chartier Long Red..... 10 25 *Golden Globe (fine) oes. if) 25 Yellow Summer Turnip......... IO 25 Gray Summer Turnip........... 10 25 *White Summer Turnip.......... 10 25 Giant Stuttgart Summer Turnip. 10 25 Per oz. Per 4 oz. *Purple Summer Turnip........ $o I0 $0 25 *Long Black Spanish............. 10 25 *Round Black Spanish .........., 10) 25 White Spanish, or Fall......... 15 40 *Scarlet Chinese Winter ......... 10 25 California Mammoth............ 15 30 White Japan, or Russian. Raphanus (edible pods).pkt., ro cts. je For prices per lb., see page 28. RHUBARB. Rhubarbe, #7. Rhabarber, Ger. Ruibarbo, Sp. Sow seed or plant roots in rich ground during April or May. Peroz. Per 4o0z. Myatt savictoniai iy. 2s saee $0 20 $0 50 Pie-Plant, Wine-Plant. Each. Per doz. Roots (large)... 2.222. 255.7. fo 20 $2 oo SAGE. Sauge, /7. Salbet, Ger. Sow during the spring. : Peroz. Per4oz. Common (Salvia officinalis) ...g0 25 $0 75 SALSIFY, or OYSTER PLANT. Salsifis, Hy. Bock{bart, Ger. Ostra Vege- tal) SP. Sow from April till June, in drills twelve inches apart, and thin out to six inches apart in rows. P w Per oz. Per 4 0z. Longe Wilken: : 5c a: sree $0 15 $0 30 Mammoth Sandwich Island ..... 20 50 Scolymuss(Salsifysspy) cece. 2 se 25 60 SCORZONERA. Scorsonére, fy. Sfozonere, Ger. Escor- conera, SP. Sow from April to June. Per oz. Per 4 0z. Black Salsify -... 3. .ncu Meee go 25 fo 75 SAVORY. Bohnenfraut, Ger. . Per oz. Per 4 0z. *SUNTMer 2). 5c). iotoeue eee go 25 $o 75 Winteny oii oii sk oie ae 40.0 FOR SKIRRET. Chervis, #7. Sucferwurzel, Ger. Cherivia, Sp. S il till June. ow from April till June Peroz. Per 4oz. statete* Aopen SLE $o 30 $0 75 SORRELL. Oseille, #v. Sanuerampfer, Ger. Acedera, Sp. Sow during the spring. Sium Sisarum Per oz. Per4oz. *Large-Leaved ..per Ib., $1.25..$0 15 $o 40 Garden Patience Dock........... 30 60 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. <3 SPINACH. Epinard, #y. Sypinat, Ger. Espinaca, Sp. Sow early in the spring, in very rich ground. Also during September and Octo- ber for winter use in drills twelve inches apart, and half an inch deep. paper SROUNG-ICAVEd 2 is5.. eee ss go 15 $0 40 -Eone-Standingin) o<?.: . eet ee../.”.- 15 40 Broad Wlanders... 22.452 c.452 0-2 15 40 AMO CRY ILONAY 6 eo kb ne ners lees 15 40 Large Round Thick-leaved. NeaMOU lea VEU eres so cco puiy. ts 0's 15 40 Bloomsdale, or Norfolk. Prickly-leaveds! ie °tiyt i.e! esky. 15 40 New Zealand ..... Pel O24 1567. 40a OO Holland, or Orach. aE 20 C8850. OO French, or Mountain Spinach. +t SQUASH. Courge, Fr. Kurbis, Ger. Calabozo Tontanera, SJ. Sow in hills from the middle of April till the last of June. Bush kinds about four feet apart, other kinds eight feet apart. Pewoz Rendio7: *BKarly WhiteBush.. 220/20 ).2.. $0 10 $0 25 Scallop, or Patty-Pan. Hoo Plan teu Nis) Phyl eal ai Oe 4 to 25 ‘arly striped push 25 02)..." ve) 25 Green-Striped Bergen. Barly Golden Bush 2.080.225. IO 25 *Summer Crook-Neck Bush ...... IO 25 Harly Orange Marrow........... 15 30 BOSCOM IMATKOW bo. oc... ect bates 15 30 paubward, Orwwinter 2.7... 2.6. 15 30 smipley oie rke’s Peak .. 0... . ...-. Jo 25 Marblehead Matrow ............ 15 30 “ELS. Erk 1807] GC Nie re 15 30 waiter Grook-Neck .. . oo sss 15 30 Canada Crook-Neck. umpan. OF Curk’s Cap... 3. 15 30 Fordhook (Long-keeper)........ 15 30 *Perfect Gem (Late-running).... 15 30 PraaCocnanut nb ee age) 25 Valparaiso, or Acorn. Marita WWAnter):.. 0) ess 10 25 English Vegetable Marrow...... 20 50 Mammoth Chili(extra size)..... 30 60 ata cOn edt... 2-29 NS 8 E 20 50 Seven Years’ Custard, or Butter. (EFS @ fe) 25 Z& For prices per lb., see page 28. SWEET BASIL. Basilic, #r. Bafilicum, Ger. Per oz. Per 4 oz. Remedi eh cbt tee k ek LAY fO 40 $1 oO \ | SWEET MARJORAM. Marjolaine, #7. Warjoran, Ger. Sow during the spring. dt Bis es OZ wel AlOZs RMR NS charpy tA Lt ah OR LAE fo 30 $1 oo TOBACCO SEED. (Vicotiana tabacum.) Per oz. Per 4 oz, Connecticut Seed-Leaf........ fo 30 $1 co imported: Havana ti5 one oe oe 5004 (I) 50 THYME. Thym, /y. .Chymian, Ger. Sow during the spring. Sweet Reroz, Per4oz: EMO sree fee eae sapeerbeys fo 50 $1 50 rence) (Sinall-leaved). 5.4. ner AOin el 25 TTOMATO, oR LOVE- APPLE. Tomate, /r. Siebefapfel, Ger. Tomate, Sp. Sow in hotbeds for early; open ground, April and May; transplant in rows three or four feet apart. : S IY Per oz. Per 4 0z. UPONGELOSAi sn hes es Aas seta sai. fo 50 $I 25 *Livingston’s Perfection 25... 2... 25 75 OTe OEM AEN Tn 2 8 aed. a ete. Ae 25 75 Ehe Eonillarden oii... ta «gale 25 75 Extra Early Conqueror.......... 25 75 | *Mikado (early. large, red )...... 25 75 Turner’s Hybrid. “The Trophy (Selected) /2.7 |). 52. 25 75 “Dwart) Champion: 2°. . 0h. eye. 25 75 *Acme (smooth, dark red) ....... aie ss Livingston’s Beauty ............ 25 75 | *Livingston’s Favorite........... 25 75 *Early Ruby (dwarf, compact)... 30 75 Large Red Cherry, or Gem ..... 25 75 Large Golden, Yellows celsgas es 30 75 Red Pear-Shaped, or Fig........ 25 75 Vellows Plums jo. te pid scree ee 30 75 + Cardinal (brilliant med, ance 25 75 Table Queen (rich crimson)..... 30 75 *Carter’s Green Gage (fine)....... 25 75 Strawberry, or Winter ...... 30 75 De Laye, or Tree... pkt., ro«cts... 4@s> For prices per pound, see page 28. TURNIP. Navet, fr. Riibe, Ger. Nabo Commun, SP. All varieties, 10 cents per ounce. . Sow for early, very early in spring on fresh, broken up ground. Upon old ground: early turnips are liable to be hot, strong and wormy. For main crop, sow in July and August. Sow Rutabaga in July, in drills 24 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. TURNIP, continued. For best results, through the season. é Per4o0z. Perlb. ~ixtta, Warly Milano 235.0208 $o 25 $0 75 | Katly Flat. Dutchess. s22..0305e- 20 50 White Strap-Leaved. Early Witte (Stone)! i... act est 20 60 Early Snowball, or Six-Weeks. Early Purple-Top Munich ...... 20 50 | Early Yellow Teltow .......... 25 75 Small Berlin, or Marrow. *Red-Top Strap-Leaved.......... 20 50 ned-fop White Globe i... 2 a. 20 50 *White Egg-Shaped (fine late)... 20 50 -~vellow Stone; or Globe... 2... 20 50 Vellow Aberdeen: 72)4227 22a 80S 20 50 Scotch Yellow. *Robinson’s Golden Ball ........ 20 50 Orange Jelly. White Prench>-or deocky.-p 0-2... 20 50 Russian, Hanover, Sweet German. *Purple-Top Ruta-Baga.......... 20 50 Improved Yellow Swede, or Russia. Witte, Ruta Bagae fig. oped cto; 20 50 White Swede, or Russia. Long White, Cow Horn ........ 20 50 SWEET, POT AND ME- DICINAL HERBS. Per packet, 5 to 10 cents. Sow under glass early in spring; about the end of May transplant to open ground. ! ‘ Per oz. Anise (Pimpinella Anisum) .......... $o 15 Basil, Sweet (Ocymum basilicum) ...... 4o Borage (Borago officinalis) (for bees) ... 20 Balm (Melissa officinalis)® ¥). S222) 3 ee 50 Bene (for dysentery) ...... per lb?, f2°°"20 Coriander (Coriandrum sativum)........ 15 Castor Oil Plant (Ricinus) .perlb., 50c.. 10 Caraway (Carnmicanii) 225 50 aos et fee 15 Catnip. ({Nepeta catania) eee eee 60 Dandelion (Leontodon taraxacum)...... 40 Dill (Anethum graveolens)..per1b.,$1.. 15 Eucalyptus, or Fever Plant ............. 75 Fennel, Sweet (Ancthum)*rs-2- 260. 15 Hop Seed (Humulus)..... pKt! 25" cts.". Horehound (Marrubium)...............- 50 Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) .......... 30 Lavender.(Lavendula spica) 2 i. bens 4. 4o Majoram, Sweet (Orizanum) .......... 30 gue -(Rutaigzraveolens), >.) sacgreers ls saree 4o Rosemary (Rosemarinus Officinalis)..... 50 Sauron (Carthamus) soy ag ey te als tes 15 Sage, Common (Salvia officinalis) ....... 25 —EE Per oz. ; : isd | Savory, Summer (Satureja Hortensis).$o 2 fifteen inches apart; thin out to six inches. | a . ! : cultivate carefully all | Savory, Winter (Satureja Montana) . 40 | Zansy (Tanacetum vulgaris): ieee ae 50 Thyme, English (Thymus vulgaris)...... 50 Thyme, oFrenceh ila. 0... S20 eee ee 40 Wormwood (Artemesia absinthium)..... 50 About Per bus. -Timothy. 45 lbs. to bus.. . . market price Phleum pratense. Creeping Bent Grass. ‘Agrostis stolonifera. 20 lbs. to bus.. .$3 50 Red) Top, 14 Tbs: to" bus. :< .%- a eee Agrostis vulgaris. Rhode Island Bent Grass. 12 lbs.to bu. 3 50 Agrostis canina. Sweet Vernal Grass .. per 1b., 75 cts... Anthoxanthum odoratum. Meadow Fescue. 22 1bs. to bus....... 4 50 Festuca pratensis. Meadow Fox-Tail Grass. 71bs. to bus. 2 25 Alopecurus pratensis. Tall Meadow Oat Grass. 13]bs.tobus. 2 50 Avena elatior. Orchard Grass. Choice; 14 lbs. to bus.. 3 50 Dactylus glomerata. Sheep’s Fescue Grass. 121bs.to bus.. 2 50 Festuca ovina. Hungarian Grass. 48lbs.to bus. ..... I 75 Panicum Germanicum, Meadow Soft Grass. 71bs.to bus..... I 25 Holcus lanatus. Italian Rye Grass. 121bs. to bus..... 2 00 Lolium Italicum, English Rye Grass. 241bs. to bus.... 2 00 Lolium Perenne. Wood Meadow Grass. 14 1bs.to bus... 5 50 Poa nemoralis. Kentucky Blue. Best ex. cleaned; 14lb. 3 00 Central Park Lawn Grass. 15 1bs.to bus. -3 50 Extra Finest Mixed Lawn Grass. 15lbs. 4 50 Permanent Pasture Grass.............; 3 50 CLOVERS. she er Red Clover, price variable ............ $o 20 White‘Clover -') 4) 22.2 deme 35 Crimson Clover’ 0.2 eee oc... coe 15 Trifolium incarnatum, |} Yellow.Clover, ore@xefoil:...2.%.. 2 jageeee 20 Lucerne, or Alfalfa Clover... 32. -:\3eeee 25 Alsike Clover, or Swedish ....+......... 25 Bokhata Cloveri.c Gasser enn 1s oe 40 BIRD SEEDS, ETC. Per qt. Per bus: Canary (best Sicily)........... fo 20 $4 00 Mixed Bird Seed. «occ setters, 20: 4G Hemp. Seed ....:5 > sss omen ete es Io)0— 2: 50 White Brillet oi) 0 0 ou jee se ose 20 400 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 25 BIRD SEEDS, Etc., continued. Bear bein: | Fir Tree Oil Soap..... ¥%-lb. can, 25¢.; SSO el $0 15 $300 Settee rete eee ee ee eee 2-lb. can,$o 75 i | Persian Insect Powder.......... per lb., I oo English Rape (iarge-seeded)..... 20 4 00 | Flowers of Sulphur............ a ae German Rape (small-seeded)..... 20 4 00 | Pure Paris Green............... Paes Bird Gravel (for cages) ........-- To e2ueo jwise HeNebOre 3.) 72. <.'s 2)! 1. ofa ene sO Rough Rice.......... Naess IO 20 Whale-Oil Soap....... ..-..... : 12 M P ferro Gishurst’s Compound ......... per box. 14556 ew? ee REY - ae os ee Ee Tobacco Stems...... fej. DCT: FOO/HOS. 5. 2,00 Bia Lettuce... 5 ets eharacea dish. co cele eae. perlb., 10 Imperial Egg Food “ Boe on ok Tobacco Insecticide Soap..... ae 50 Mocking-bird Food. per bottle, 40c MISCELLANEOUS panery Food wee hs 206 weve Want Vuad b cee een aaa per lb., $0 go #= Prices variable. | Raphia (for tying) ............ z 25 Cuba Bast (for tying) ......... a 25 VARIOUS SEEDS. Lead Wire (for grape-vines)... ‘‘ 25 Per qt. Per bus. | Mats, straw (6 ft. by 6 ft.) ....... each, I 50 BERT SEPT ets as Sts we hese se $o 25 $3 50 | Round Scythe Stones......... Siig 15 en aawer I< 5 «oq | Indelible Garden Pencils ......... IO cot) ve? Sip ee alata ae a *~ | Pea Trellis........per 10-footlengths, 75 Broom Com ..... -.--..-. atackae 25) (3'G9"| Thermometers’... -.-.-- each, 50 cts. to T 50 Wetches: (for Pigeons, ete. *:': 52>. - zo 3:00 | Bellows (for insect powder, etc.)..each, I oo Chi S C Per lb. | Plant Protectors ........ per doz., $2 to 3 00 SELES eg So omc eng oa sa ~° 25 | Elastic Plant-Sprinkler .......... each, I oo Rural Branching Sorghum .............. 25 |Elastic Putty Bulb (for glazing Mellow Jocust (Robinia) -.- 22... 5... -- 50 greenhouses, sash, etc.)....... oF gt Fo iene NCHSE te Shs cal 2 ds Ss Ooo: so | Canes (useful as Flower Sticks) ...100, I 25 @saee Orange (Maclura) .-.-..:......--- 50| STANDARD FLOWER-POTS. Heanor Egyptian Millet ..2..:-.....-. 25 Berne Penne Oats (Pringle’s Progress)....perbush., 1 50 | 2% inch Thumb.............$0 80 $6 50 Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley and Buckwheat,alsoTree, | 3 . Gill .....-.--- 05+: aoe pes WAS Shrub, and Fruit Seeds, Supplied to Order. | 4 Half-Pint.....-...--. 2.00 20 00 5 ot ST Sy Ra ieee UP de os EN OOO 6 a Quart he Saat oats 1 25 40 00 INSECTICIDES. lee. SU Pintee- Eilts 12 <-brr'- 6 50 60 00 Bordeaux Mixture. For black-rot, downy| ° |, Halt Gallon js-f b= mye iG Gallon). 2205 2th TL 50 mildew and anthracnose of grapes, po- cf ROR ee pes tato blight, potato rot and other fungous | ie ad Ure Ses diseases. 20-pound packages (50 gallons | by eachy $1. | SQUARE SEED-PANS. Kerosene Emulsion. For plant-lice of any | Per doz. | eas Per doz. kind, cabbage worms, scale insects on | 6x6 inches ...$2 00 | Ioxto Inches +83 00 apple, bear, orange and other trees. | $® gasczs Jory Faxes 23 358 6-gallon buckets (makes allons wash), | $1.25 per bucket. 126 FOLDING PLANT-PRO- HAMMOND’S GRAPE-DUST, for the pre- TECTORS. vention and destruction of mildew on Pepdas: plants. 5-lb. package, 35 cts. No. 1, 14xX16x16 in. Ant Destroyer. A non-poisonous powder, hietiaas $3 00 which will destroy or drive away black ants No. 2, 1rx13xI1 in. from lawns, trees, plants, houses, or other ish. +=. 2 50 affected locality. 34-lb. can, 50 cts. Slug-Shot ...... 5 lbs., 30 cts.; 10 lbs., $0 50 Fir Tree Oil. .pt., 75 cts.; qt., $1.25; gal., 4 oo No. 3, 84x 10x8% in. high .. 2 00 Per Ib. | Per oz REPENS sieterctateg wee ol $o 30 | Currant, Mixed........... a ae $o 40 Cherry Pits, Mahaleb................. 30 siksGooseberry, Mixediniiviezgr ee! 75 MrT 5i.f05 6A) Sed Nie) TAR EC TES oe I 50 | Raspberry Seed, Mixed ............... 50 RRSEESE ga ae ee 1 50 | Strawberry Seed, Mixed .............. 50 26 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. VEGETABLE SEEDS, ETc. BY THE POUND, BUSHEL or BARREL. Orders for less than Half-Bushels and Half-Pounds are liable to somewhat higher rates, BUSH BEANS. eee Bugpees Sushticina wo ss ot pTOroe Gl Dreer’s Bush Lima g 00 Extra Early Valentine . 4 50 Long Yellow Six-Weeks . 4 50 Early Mohawk . ; 4 50 Early China Dwarf . 4 50 Golden Refugee. 5 00 Refugee, or 1,000-to-1 . 4 00 Canadian Wonder . 5 00 Wonder of France 5 00 White Kidney, or Royal. . 4 00 Red Kidney, or French 4 00 White Marrowfat . 4 00 Dwarf Horticultural .. : 4 50 Turtle Soup, or Black Spanish : 4 00 Flageolet Wax : 5 00 Yosemite Mammoth Wax 9 oO Blacks Wax = ¢ Ets 5 00 Crystal White Wax . 6 00 Golden, or Cream Wax 6 00 Golden Wax Improved . 5 00 Wardwell’s Kidney Wax . 5 00 POLE, oR RUNNING BEANS. Per bus. Extra arly hima.) %). a alee 2. 67 OO Dreer’s Improved Lima . AS. ci). ee KOO Large White Lima (extra size) . 7 00 King of the Garden Lima . 7 00 Eariy Golden Cluster Wax . 9 00 Horticultural, or Wren’s ree 6 00 Smale hite ima. 1. ; OMGone White Dutch Case- Knife ae 6 50 Mont d’Or, or Golden Butter . 7 00 Giantied Wax... ; : 7500 Indian Chief (with yellow pods) 7 00 Witte Dutch Runner. os. 6 oo Scarlet Flowering Runner =» eh OOO BE&eTs. A Per lb. Bxtravearly Muri ys "eee toy 7c Helipsexerimson urn i eee ae 75 Bagly BloodMiurnipy i) s.4 > \seemeeecnee 60 Bey ptian blood urnin,.s <A nnie ae 75 Dewing’s Blood Turnip. . . a5 BA Se, 60 Edmanas Early Blood Turnip wana? > 60 Long Dark Red “\.:(: Ba RN 75 Half-Long Dark, or Pear- Shaped ee 75 Nellow slurnip) or Oranges) aaa i ere 6, Silver Swiss Chard. . . icra neh 7) Victoria Blood-Red Swiss Chard of hk as CAULIFLOWER. Bak Harly extra davis *, | hind iudh paces Soe Aes) Half Early Paris Nonpariel . IMG: :4XAod BNO Large Late Algiers... ..\. by SE eet eh Eo Lenormand’s Short- Stemmed Bite tee QUOD Bamly Ondo or OUtCls J) iran. aime yee BaD CABBAGE. Early York, or May ., Large Early Oxheart . f Early Flat Dutch, or Summer Early Jersey Wakefield . All-Seasons Henderson's Succession . Pa\buaubecual 1Gbayed | Manone Early Winnigstadt . : : Early Dutch, or Drumhead . Large Late Drumhead Premium Late Flat Dutch Dwarf Early Ulm Savoy . . Large Late Drumhead Savoy Red Dutch, or Pickling . CARROT. Extra Early Forcing . : Scarlet Carentan (coreless) . Oxheart, or Guerande g 2 Early Orange Horn (pointed) : Half-Long Red Orange es ~rooted) Danvers Orange (true) Improved Long Orange . CELERY. Early Dwarf White Early White Plume . Boston Market Dwarf White ; Perfection Heartwel! . Giant Pascal Large White, or Giant : Golden Heart Half-Dwarf Sandringam Dwart White Golden Self-Blanching . Early Dwarf Red Me: Turnip-Rooted Celery (Erfurt) CHERVIL. Curled, or Double . SUGAR CORN. Extra Early Minnesota . Extra Early Cory Perry’s Hybrid Crosby’s Early Ne: Plus.Ultsa . Triumph Early Large Sweet, or Sugar Stowell’s Evergreen . . Egyptian, or Washington Market Mammoth Sugar (extra fine) Sweet Fodder (best for soiling) Southern Shelled (for fodder) . Per tH N NNN NHN DN NW HNP DBHRADB A rp A BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGE. CORN SALAD, OR remnCOS: s jeillloy: Round-Leaved Small-Seeded . SOR: Re 75 Round-Leaved Large-seeded 75 CRESS, or PEPPER Glitabo tare ae BeatinnCunrlediiw te. 2 esi . $0 60 Australian, or Golden. . 60 CUCUMBER. Per Ib, Extra Early Russian . . : $0 75 _ Early White-Spined (pickling) 75 Early Green Cluster fe 75 Early Short Green 75 Improved Long Green . 75 Green Prolific (pickling) 75 Long White-Spined 75 Thorburn’s Everbearing 75 Tailby’s Hybrid . ake, WS Nichol’s Medium Green. . 75 EGG-PLANT. Per lb. Barly Long Purple. .°.: : $2 50 Improved New York Purple aie 450 Black Early Pekin . aye 4 00 ENDIVE. lee alloy Green Curled Summer . $I 50 White Curled .. . I 50 French, or Moss Curled 175 Broad-Leaved . ‘ nays Wild, for flavoring coffee . I oO KALE. Per lb Green Curled Scotch . $1 OO Brown, or Purple Curled . A . Hardy Curled Siberian (Winter Spr outs) I 00 Spring Sprouts (English) . KOHLRABI. Per lb Early White Vienna . $3 00 Early Purple Vienna . 3 00 LEEK. : Per lb Large American Flag, or Scotch. $2 50 Large Carentan : 2 50 LETTUCE, Petelis: Buttercup (fine for forcing) . NEST 50 Big Boston (fine for forcing) . . Pe) 2S German Early Head... Golden Stone Head (fine) . Early Egg, or Forcing . Simpson’s Curled Silesia Ice Drumhead, or Malta . . Early Tennisball, or Boston Market ; Black-Seeded Large Butter. Perpignan Head, or Summer . Salamander, or Satisfaction . White Summer Cabbage Hardy Green, or Winter . Asiatic Cabbage, or Imperial White Paris, or Ice Cos. Green Paris Cos (Romaine) . BWR WR WW A OW OW WWW Oa No On 25) | MUSKMELON. Per lb. Early White Japan. . . $0 75 Early Orange Christina (orange flesh) 75 Large Nutmeg (green flesh) . 75 | Delmonico (large; orange flesh). . 75 Improved Hackensack . ore 75 Green Citron (netted). 75 Bay View (extra large) . 75 Emerald Gem (orange flesh). 75 Montreal Market . Bashi 75 WATERMELON. Per lb. Early Mountain Sweet... $0 75 | Ice, or Ice Rind (white- seeded) 75 Phinney:s Early. .). ae 75 Striped Gipsy, or Jackson . 75 Black Spanish . 75 Jordan’s Gray Monarch . i 75 Scaly Bark Ae: 75 Mammoth Ironclad. 75 MUSTARD. Per Ib | White, or Yellow $0 40 | Black, or Brown . 40 NASTURTIUM. | Per lb Ball (Indian Cress) 3: $1 50 Dwarf (Indian Cress) . 50 OKRA. Per lb. Early Dwarf Green. . $0 75 Extra Long Green... 75 Dwarf White Velvet . 75 ONION. Prices may vary as the season advances. Per lb. ebtiame amlyebilat GveGs (crs pae 20 Warce: Red) Wethersfield: see.) aoe ee 2a OO Large Red Globe . Ae 2 00 White Purtugal . . Sica Ae oneal OO Large White Globe (true) . ak i tee abe, LOO Prize-Taker (straw color) . 3 00 . | Yellow Dutch, or Strasburg . 2 00 | Yellow Danvers, or Globe. . 2 00 PARSLEY. Per lb. | Curled, or Double (extra) . $0 75 Champion Moss Curled. . 75 Carter’s Fern-Leaved . . 75 Hamburg, or Rooted . 75 Plain, or Single . Wis: PARSNIP. : Per lb Long White, or Guernsey . fo 60 Sutton’s Student . 60 PEPPER. Per lb Large Squash, or Tomato. . $2 50 Large Bell, or Bull Nose . 2 50 Sweet Spanish (for Salad). . 250 Sweet Mountain (for mangoes) 3 00 Long Red Cayenne. . B09 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. PEAS. Bridgeman’s Extra Early . Carter's Pirst/Cropr. @ : Extra Early Daniel O’ Rourke : Philadelphia Extra Early. . Bliss’ Everbearing . : Alaska i Carters Premium Gem : Laxton’s Fillbasket . : Horsford’s Market Garden Dwarf Champion Abundance (sow thin). Pride of the Market Yorkshire Hero Kentish Invicta McLean’s Advancer Waxtons Alp ian lar McLean's Little Gem . American Wonder . Carter's Telephone . . Culverwell’s Telegraph . Carter's Stratagem . . Heroine ANOuUNIUuABRBR ALRHPA OANA AAA HA fe) fe) McLean's Blue Peter : 5 00 Tom Thumb (American) 5 00 Dwarf Blue Imperial. . 4 50 Champion of England 4 00 Black-Eyed Marrowfat . 3 00 White Marrowfat 3 00 PUMPKIN. Reulp: Large Cheese, or Pie. . $0 60 Mammoth, or Large Tours . Cte kh OO Connecticut Field . Per DUSHhAN, POTATOES. Prices may vary as the season advances. About, per bbl. Beauty of Hebron . $4 25 Charles Downing ... 4 25 Extra Early Thorburn 4 50 Early Rose, or Vermont 4 00 Hark is Noi) | 4 25 Early Mayflower . 4 25 Early Puritan . 4 25 Rural New Yorker . 4 00 White Elephant (fine late) . 4 25 Late Beauty of Hebron . 4 00 Pride of Ireland . 4 50 White Star 4 00 RADISH. Perilb Scarlet Globe Turnip. . $1 25 French Breakfast 75 Early Scarlet Turnip . 75 RADISH—continued. | Mikado. . Per lb. Early Round Dark Red. $o 75 White-Tipped Scarlet 75 Golden Olive-Shaped . . eg eects ie Early White Olive-Shaped : 75 Early Scarlet Olive-Shaped. . 75 Long Scarlet Short-Top : 75 | Beckert’s Chartier Long Red 75 | Golden Globe (fine) 75 Yellow Summer Turnip 75 Gray Summer Turnip 60 White Summer Turnip . ; 75 _ Giant Stuttgart Summer te : 60 | Purple Summer Turnip. 60 Long Black Spanish . 75 Round Black Spanish . 75 White Spanish, or Fall . 60 Scarlet Chinese Winter . ee Stee 75 | California Miamimetin,.-.) . > jenn Ge SALSIFY, OR OVS ea a Srilb. Long White. . d $I OO Mammoth Sandwich Island : I 50 Long Black (Scorzonera) . I 50 SQUASH. Per ib. Early White Bush . . $0 75 Early Striped Bush. . 75 Early Golden Bush. . 75 Summer Crookneck .. 75 Boston Marrow SoM 75 Hubbard, or Winter . 75 Essex Hy bridaaaawie = 75 Marblehead Marrow . 75 | "Perfect, Gener ty ee. 75 Winter Crookneck , 75 Mammoth Chili (extra size) , I English Vegetable Marrow . 75 Livingston’s Perfection . . $2 50 Ignotum.. : : 50 Acme (smooth, dark red) : 50 Ponderosa 2 eae 00 Che Lorillard The Trophy (selected) Cardinal (brilliant cue Livingston's Beauty Dwarf Champion : Livingston’s Favorite... . Table Queen (rich crimson) . Large Golden Yellow. . Yellow Plum. . sip NNNNNNNNNNAHNDND un ° VEGETABLE PLANTS, ETC. (@—The following plants and roots will be furnished in their season at market rates: Asparagus Roots. Jerusalem Artichoke Tubers. Cauliflower Plants. Cabbage and Celery Plants. Lettuce Plants. Chives and Challots. Egg-Plants. Pepper Plants. Hop-Vine Plants. Horse-Radish Sets. Mint and Tarragon Roots. Tomato Plants. Rhubarb Roots. Strawberry Plants. | Sweet Potato Plants. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 29 HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Each Bill and Brush Hooks (156) . eles ee cee ee. oth iw buy wh ON ae SERSO, tO, $2 OO Flower Gatherers, to cut and Bp lates isn. NN ees fink, is vcd aes 0 75 to - 1 75 2UEDVENS 20D Sey alee ee ER eng caamean Sa a Ts fO OT 25 Pee cerca HoGks: (Eb age 26k 1 0 eee SR Pee 2 eALOiy: Teg re eee Oks ee. 5 =e. eS ee iy ie.) dep. (a, Hh ODy tol FEO Tobacco Fumigators . . ey eee ay are. kes oS) TeROMLO ay OG Cast Steel Dutch or Push Hoes, 4 to; Io- -inch Se 3 AN cee RRS UN 40 to -1I 00 Sersr rc err GE GALE EI@eS | 2. slag. Ran ue cae gs te es a sh AS a 60 to 75 ane miematers and SecthisOwers:). ce OL LE. . 6200 to. 12 00 Ea oieee Oto Hook omerone Eloes.) 4 sy aes. Se ae. a 75 Serta ctseeLieesior . rec merapers (T6)y 6 ieee. ah oe ea a aes 50 fea paeuedyreamimers ind webatchers 0. gy Weed ee ys. ee OP, I 00 Cast Steel Grass Hooks and Sickles ... A A RM! oo SO ee 50 to 75 Cast Steel Grass Plot aos Knives, 10- -inch (9 ie “ay |. eee ers eee 2 00 Asparagus Knives (19) . o(gek ae ae SA Meas. b ce Pe OE Peay £OM fF ane Pruning Knives of all sizes ; and patterns (186-938) Siete Lane JAE RE 75 to 2 00 Budding Knives of various sizes and patterns (204-207) . . ......... 1300 to 200 Hand Mowers of various sizes and Pe ae ae tek uateas ss ace): cam’. 2! MESO ho meeaos Watering Pots, several sizes... UAE Gh i eye te ie oR dae os 50 to 2 00 Garden Reels and Garden Lines (18) . 2 ae Cae s eMC Nene ee ot ae 75. toges:'0o Cast Steel Rakes, with handles ....... ee ea eR Se 50 to I 00 Wooden, Lawn and py l Kem ete te ee Ske Re eee ae FAC aA RN eV ES PL es 35 to 50 The Davis Lawn Rake. . . BAY Sete vere tte Ramivats one Eitle EhAnk Seaee iah bvaarc ehh 60: Scythe Rifles and Scythe Stones. . . Mesos: Was ah tees Me atonal de Mee con ah Io to 25 Vine Scissors, for thinning out grapes (19) ao Se At oe (ea ES a ite T” ODEO 50° Hand Pruning Shears, various sizes and patterns (Ga ike Seale SOR Ce ey See 75 to 50 English Bow Slide Hand Pruning Shears Improved Pole Pruning Shears . PET ee al Grass Border Shears, for cutting borders (10) Ze -inch, ($2.75) 10-inch I 2 2 2 Pa piee: 25,54 3 00 Cast Stech Hedge or Bex Shears, with fly nut (T00)) 7. 19. 2 25 to 2 75 Ladies’ Wood-Handled Garden Shears . a neo A. Dee Sage Re Ne Meee A ; I 50 SEBS bso Ol Sheep Smet snr eta hee. eR gk lee Ge an 75, fOnusk 25 Manish ast Mech baminingoaws ee. So. bea oe A LD ea P, 75 to 2 00 Waters’ Pole Pruner (6). . Se es. eee ea BBA. cn Wey 2 oe OO: LOueE REG Pole Pruning Saw, with chisel . eRe es es Ee) oa I 50 English Patent Lawn Scythes (14) . Le eee cy Se rm gs eee 5. |< Bese? t@. -ac00 Improved Scythe Snaths .. . SS ss Se PRE sic mst So 80 Cast Steel Spades, short and long handled _ ROAR!) Mee - east.) ge Eee. | Fay (Onan 6. Se stcer smoverssshort anddong handled . 5% 26.02, . «0. . PE 2 a. 1 BRlto. Tes50 Greenhouse sytinges; various sizes and patterns (4)... ... : .. 54. «4. 2 50.to 10 oo Transplanting or Garden Trowels, several sizes (25)... .....2..4. 0%: 2ayto (Es25 2g SS See a) CO Ee eae Ree) | a a ORR > ne 2 00 Sieniers: Pomts, VansKeypers. . <> 2... . . per box (1,000), 75 cts. . HORTICULTURAL~ BOOKS.’ Allen’s American Farm Book (revised) . $2 50 | Heinrich’s Window Flower Garden . . ¢o 75 Allen’s American Cattle... .. . ... 2 50} Henderson’s Gardening for Pleasure . I 50 Asparagus Culture. . . ba: 50 | Henderson’s Gardening for Profit . 2 00: Bulbs and Tuberous-Rooted Plants . . 2 00 | Henderson’s Hand-Book of Plants . 3 00 Barry's Fruit Garden... . it. 2800 \| Home Floriculture : : I 50 Bridgeman’s Gardener's Assistant 2 2p00 | King's: BeewKeeperis ext Book é I 00 Chorlton’s Foreign Grape Grower's Guide 75 | Landscape-Gardening (Parsons) . ees ase Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Trees of Oum farm obpPoer Actéss.). 60 America... . cee 3 5) OOP Parsons-on the Rose 2 «See hor 1 50 Earley’s Haw to Grow Mushrooms . ee 40 | Practical Floriculture... I 50 Ellwanger’s Treatise on the Rose . . . 1 25 | Profits in Poultry, and Their Profitable Falconer’s Mushrooms: How to Grow Management .. . ; : I oo Them :.2,.% : t 50 | Quinn’s Money in the Garden Se ET SO Fuller’s Hardy ‘Grape Culturist . I 50 | Robinson’s Fernsin their Homesand Ours 1 50: Fuller’s Small Fruit Culturist . I 50 | Secrets of Rose Culture. ‘‘Hatton”. . 50 Fuller's Practical Forestry . .... .-1 50 | Thomas’ American Fruit Culturist. . . 2 00 R- New' Publications not listed supplied to order at publishers’ prices. S31 trash, cultivate, cover seed, etc. The hoes cut loose and ciean, killing everything they meet, leaving the ground level. The cultivator teeth mellow the soil deep or shallow, and are useful for marking out. The plows lay out deep furrows and cover them, hill-up or plow away as_ desired, The leaf-guards allow cultivation oi large plants, such as beets, carrots, parsnips, beans and peas. No vege- table grower can afford to be without it. Price, complete, $6. Plain Double-Wheel Hoe.—To + se 44 SE 2 meet the demand from some sections T - E JLTIVATOR cE A} w. DovusBLE-WHEEL Hog, CULTIVATOR, RAKE AND PLow the * Planet Jr.” Double-Wheel Hac will be offered with only one pair of hoes and without leaf-guards, as the “‘ Planet Jr.’’ Plain Double-Wheel Hoe, $3-50.This makes a very effective and cheap tool for parties who have limited work or chiefly hoeing. asdescribed. It has alltheattachments shown incut. The rakes level the ground for planting, gather stones and The Planet jr. Single-Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, Rake and Plow. The tool combines lightness, great strength, variety and adjustability of tcols. It has all the tools shown in the cut. It is pronounced by practical men without an equal in design and finish, ease of operation, variety of adjustment and perfection of work. The form of the hoe insures a for- ward slanting cut next to the plant, and consequent close work without danger, and at the same time thorough cultivation of the soil. Therakesand cultivator teeth, in combination with the hoesand plow, enable the operator to perform almost every va- F F riety of work, either in field or garden. A leaf-guard (detachable) is very useful in late hoeing. All rows from 6 to 18 inches apart can be perfectly hoed at one passage. The frame allows every desirable adjustment, is quickly raised and lowered to regulate depth, and the wheel can be attached centrally or at one side of the machine, giving the operator the advantage of hoeing both sides of the row at one passage when desired. Price, $4.50. ‘“‘ Fire-Fly’?’ Wheel Garden Plow. This tool is intended for those who have but small gardens and a moderate amount of time to spend in them. It enables them to raise vegetables for their family or for market with a minimum expenditure of labor and time, the latter being often the most impor- tant item to many who would be glad to grow their own vegetables if they could doit in their spare moments. The moldboard is tempered and polished steel. The : ——aeeis §=<depth may be changed as desired very quickly. The low ‘‘ PIRE-FLty’’ WHEEL GARDEN PLOW. price brings it within reach of all. Price, $2. The ‘‘Fire-Fiy’’ Single-Wheel Hoe, Cultivator and Plow Combined. This convenient tool has rapidly convinced gardeners of its high merits. It combines lightness and strength with great adjustability, while its highly pol- ished and tempered tools make gardening comparatively a pleasure. The tools are all made after the most perfect models, and are: Ist,a fairy of admirable hoes, which can be set to work to and from the row, and to any desired depth; next, aset of three reversible cultivator teeth, to be used together or singly or in conjunction with the hoes; 3rd, a large, excellent garden plow. The whole tool is light and strong, attractive in appearance and capable of standing hard usage for years, ie > while the price is its final recommendation. =m Price, $3.75, boxed. BNUVYAC | Zee . The Planet Jr. Grass-Edger. A cheap, handy and effective Grass Edger is a treasure, and here it is: one with which you can in an hour e edge beautifully the walks and the flower and shrub beds of an ordinary half-acrelawn. Think of it; why in the usual way it would take aday. This perfect little tool does either straight or curved work most accurately, edging at the desired angle and at the speed of amile an hour. It will give more genuine pleasure and satisfaction for a moderate cost and the little time expended in its use than the lawn mower. It should be the constant companion of the mower, and is regarded as inval- uable in giving the last touch of neatness to the lawn when the mower has done its best. Strawberry growers will find it a rapid and perfect tool for cutting off surplus runners. For this work the hoe may be removed. By removing the wheel, NS the hoe may be used alone with great satisfaction in the vcege- “WW table garden, first cutting away from the crop, and then re- JYturningtheearth Price, $4; extra-heavy, $6. =: _ es ae For sale by ALFRED BRIDGEMAN, THE PLANET JR, GRASS-EDGER. No. 37 East toth St., New York City. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 31 FLOWER SEEDS. . GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE CULTIVATION OF ANNUAL, BIENNIAL, AND PERENNIAL FLOWERS. Piants are known and described generally as Annuals, Biennials and Perennials. Annuals are those plants that flower and mature their seed within a year after they are sown, andthen perish. This definition isin no waychanged by the fact that many annuals may be managed as biennials, or, in other words, be sown in autumn for flowering early the following season. Tender Annuals are those that require heat, and will not germinate in the open ground until settled warm weather. Half-Hardy Annuals are those which will beara slight frost, and may be sown in the open ground a little earlier than tender annuals. Hardy Annuals are usually those which require no artificial heat during any period of their growth—every stage of their existence, from the time of sowing the seed to maturity, is passed in the open ground. Biennials are those plants that flower the second, and sometimes the third year after the seed is sown, and then perish. Perennials are those plants that live and perpetuate their species throughout many years successively. The last two classes are again divided in respect to their endurance of low temperature, as - TENDER, HALF-HARDY or HARDY. Tender Biennials and Perennials are greenhouse or dwelling-house plants requiring artifi- cial heat to protect them from frost. Half-Hardy Biennials and Perennials are those that require a slight covering of straw or litter during cold weather. Hardy Biennials and Perennials are those that w vill stand the coldest winter weather without protection. Soils Most Suitable.—The soil best adapted to a majority of plants is a light, friable loam, containing a moderate quantity of vegetable matter, and enough sand to render it porous; but as it seldom happens that the amateur has a choice of soil, it is fortunate that most of them will suc- ceed in any but such as is of an extremely dry or gravelly nature, or of a stiff, heavypretentive quality. Manures. The use of strong, crude manures should be carefully avoided. In ordinary good soil, an annual dressing of decomposed stable manure, dug in tothe depth of about ten inches, and thoroughly incorporated with the soil, will be all that is needed. Time of Sowing. With regardto the proper time of sowing flower seeds, much neces- sarily dependson the character of the season. As a general rule (near New York City) hardy kinds may be sown inthe open ground about the middle of April, hal/-hardy during the first week of May, and tender after the middle of May. The best method to obtain early fiowers is to sow seed of the most desirable tender and half hardy species in potsearly in March. If kept in a warm greenhouse or window, or plunged into a moderate hot-bed, they will be ready to transplant tothe open ground early i inMay. The sea- son of blooming will be made fully three weeks earlier thereby. Mode of Sowing. Seeds may be sown in patches among the border plants in rows or groups where they are to remain, or in a nursery bed, and afterwards transplanted. Asa gen- eral rule, the surface soil should be rather dry than otherwise at the time of sowing ; the opera- tion must not be undertaken when the ground is very wet, especially at anearly period of spring. 32 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. The Depth at whichseeds should be sown will vary with their size. Large seeds, suchas Lupins, Marvel of Peru, or Sweet Peas, should be sown about half an inch deep; medium size seeds, such as Balsams, Convolvulus or Thunbergia, about a quarter of an inch deep; while such as are very small require to be sown on the actual surface, a slight pressure being then sufficient toimbed them to a proper depth. If sown too deep, they are longer in germinating, and the smaller ones are liable to decay through want of strength toopen the poresoftheearth. Inthe absence of rain, water the seeds occasionally from a watering-pot with a very fine rose. Transplanting. Assoon as the seedlings are an inch high, they may be transplanted to different partsofthe garden. Removethe plants carefully with a small garden trowel, retaining as much of the soil to the roots as possible. Place the large growing kinds in the rear, and the smallin front ; aboveall things, avoid crowding them. Transplanting should, if possible, be per- formed in cloudy weather, or towards evening ; and, unless the soil is wet, the seedlings should be slightly watered, to settle the soil about the roots, shading them for a day or two afterwards, if necessary. The Risk and Trouble of transplanting may be avoided by adopting the following method of sowing the seed: Take a package of say twenty varieties, and number the bags from one to twenty ; then sow a small circle from each bag in the order in which they are numbered, and in- sert a short stick in the center of eachcircle as a mark. By this method thetwenty varieties are distributed along the border in succession ; and as each bag will besufficient for about three cir- cles, or three assortments of twenty varieties each, they may be sown in three different aspects of the garden, which will not only give the various flowers the best possible chance with regard to exposure, but show the varieties tothe best possible advantage. By preserving the bags, the mere novice, by referring to the name and number on each, will become acquainted with the different varieties from the order in which they stand inthe garden. This system may be practiced to. advantage either on a large or small scale. Neatness is indispensable ina flower garden, and neither the variety nor beauty of the plants. will compensate for its absence. As theplantsadvancein growth, frequent weeding and hoeing will be necessary, as well for the sake of neatness as to stimulate their growth. Tie the tall grow- ing kinds to neat rods or sticks, and train the vines or climbers on trellises, strings, or poles. EXPLANATION OF FLOWER SEED CATALOGUE. The First Column gives the botanical or scientific names. The dagger ({) indicates Everlasting flowers, which, if cut and dried (before maturity), will retain their color and beauty for several years. The asterisk [*] denotes climbing plants. The (‘‘) or (—) indicates in all cases a repetition. The Second Column gives the common names, for /ndex of which, see page 56. The Third Column shows the color of the flower, abbreviated as follows, viz: b.—blue. cr.—crimson. 1.—light. r.—red. sul.—sulphur,. blk.—black. div.—diverse. li.—lilac. ro.—rose. tri.—three col’d. bord.—bordered.| da.—dark. mar.—marbled. | saf.—saffron. v.—violet. br.—brown. gn.—green. or.—orange. s.—scarlet. va.—variegated. bu.—bu ff. gol.—golden. pk.—pink. spot.—spotted. w.—white. car.—carmine. gy.—gray. pur.—purple. stri.—striped. yel.—yellow. The Fourth Column indicates the usual height in feet, under good cultivation ; or the word (tra.) denoting trailing or lying onthe ground. The Fifth Column shows the hardiness and duration of each kind, viz: hB.—hardy biennial. hhA.—half-hardy annual. tP.—tender perennial, or greenhouse plant. hA —hardy annual. hhP.—half-hardy perennial. hhB.—half-hardy biennial. hP.—hardy perennial. The Sixth Column gives the price of each paper or packet. Many kinds marked annuals are adapted to pot-culturein winter, and several kinds of bien- nial and perennial plants will flower the first year from seed, if started early in the season, je All the leading species and varieties of flower seeds may be had by weight, if desired; for prices, see list on page 65. tA.—tender annual. BRiIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. FLOWER SEEDS. The great interest manifested in the cultivation of flowers, and the increasing demand for new varieties, have induced us to give particular attention to this department. In addition to the many kinds grown here, we import annually from England, France and Germany, all the standard kinds and novelties as they appear there; and no expense is spared to make the collection as select and varied as any to be found in this country. Ba@s- For Ornamental Grasses, see page 53; Flower Seeds by Weight, page 65; Index of Common Names, etc., pages 55 and 56. 43> Fiower Seeds Forwarded by Mail, Free of Postage, on Receipt of Prices Annexed. ; Botanical Names, etc. Height Common Names, etc. Color. in Abronia umbellata........ —grandiflora ........ Abutivon: in: vans: «i. 2-625. DaGwinion...sc once oe ACACIA IY WaTS: sek tase ane Aconitum napellus........ Acroclinium roseumy...... —albumep:.: 265.2. Se: =F Da ate. eeeed Sood... Adlumia cirrhosa......... Adonis estivalis .......... Ageratum Mexicanum .... =A Aptis cto ea Alonsoa grandiflora....... inte liay ss <r ek Aloysia citriodora........ Alstremeria hybrida...... Althea albah ple. ....:. EocGinea ti. pl... ..'.. | ROseagsl opal a. oh 2 | KO TEs Ee ea TSI eG Alyssum maritimum...... ——COMpPaCtass.6. 0...» SOA ETC ee ee | Amarantus tricolor ....... Gameatls po. .5 25... hypochondriacusy.... (SST 0 Git melancholicus........ bicolor ruber..... eet SaiIeMONUS. . 55. 6.-..00- nobilis pyramidalis... Ammobium alatum}....... Ampelopsis Veitchii* ..... Anagallis varius.......... Anchusa Capensis........ Abronia, Umbel-flowered ....... rose yY |hhA Newsabeep, Rose)... ..- de: pink % |hhA Chinese Bell-flower ...........--- div. divi ftP nimsonbetl-Hower . 25. .<.. sie" crim. A tP mecaeiageine: WAXeG- <0. Buse ee. div. div, 62 IWonneSHOOGS Str. Hoo. 28. Se ee blue 2 hP Everlasting Flower, Rose.. .... rose I hhA W Hite cage ee... Mace white I hhA DonbletRese 8. coset 6258 rose I hhA Mountain-fringe Vine .......... pink Io hP PMGASANESACVE as = ss aw ou oes as) scarlet] 1 hA PRRCT APUG PSG 2 oa flats + ayes woe blue 2 hA kmapenial Diwan: 2.255... 's2 blue % |hA Daarnigwihite 4... 25. en cee white % |hA Rose-tlowered:..... oo. 0-1. ee rose I hP ReseGam pioneer... ...:.% sey rose 2 hP White, Gampiono. 2. ......... ....| white 16 ae v0 Alonsoa, Large-flowered........ scarlet} 1% | hhA ReeZzLS New ase: .-.: oi we ls; I hhA Lemon-scented,Verbena.......-. white z hhP Binest blybridvswee ... 0.5.6. 2. div. 2 (el Be Hollyhock, Double White. ..... white 2 hB Double Scaklets 4. esi o95 se scarlet] 3 hB Double. Rosei.n.s: ...33. _...| rose 2 hB Double Vevlow. oo gs .6 <.cie & yellow] 3 hB Double Mime |. eer... 2: 7: div. div. |hB Alyssutiy Sweeter tes. hss ae white % |hA ommel hati. < .... fees white % |hA GGG POs. ERR eos ees, ok golden; I hP Joseph( sWeoat eee og «3: inc 2)o-ssin 2 tri. 2 tA Love-lies-bleeding .............. crim. 3 hhA Prince’s-feather .-o 4o. . = . seis; crim. 3 hhA Amaranthus, Variegated........ div. 3 hA PIOOGIREE pele! S48. ns she os red 3 hhA Carmine and Yellow........ car.&yl.| 2 hhA Kountainthlantee sss... 0.2.2 br.&s.| 3 hhA Rose-spiked eS Oe is rose 5 hhA Ammobium, Winged............ white 1% |hA Japanese diye eh ceo ces green | 50 hP PimpernelyMixe@ee. ). oe oes. 2. div. if hhA Cape Alkane faerie rae Coe ee 5 blue 2 hhP oF, Duration | fh ardi- Feet. | nasal 2 ee ee | rete NO WN S&S NOQWDQQOQQOannnanananooonnannn oO Lea} bed NWO OMnUnunannunnn _ on oO 34 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. DA AYA A ALY een 4a 1/74 : a Way My, aA ‘- 2 4, fF LOR TT : Ty Savy Seat Ma SSS Z cae SNe re WEES ap SSS USS: mA hy’ ’ SAW) Sn pe Ageratum Mexicanum. LLB 8 Z ZB AW \ Al yn "Y SS \\ 4 SN \ <p Gime yj eal a ee alia : : Y 5 SS we UD : ‘S) Balsam. Begonia, Tuberous. Brachycome. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 35 | | weight |Duraticn Price Botanical Names, etc. Common Names, eic. | Color. in esas per | | Feet ness, | + aPer Anemone coronaria ....... | Mand flower. 2. .a. = See div. I hP $0 05 Sh 22 SG ae DPasque-HOWwer... <2 jheree erat oe pwolet it =" hhP 5 Antirrhinum hybridum....| Snapdragon, Fine Mixed........ | div. 1% | hhP 5 Angelonia grandiflora ..... Angelonia, Sweet-scented....... blue’ | "172. (te 15 Anoda Dilleniana......... BineMibiscus ©. ose ees. | blue 2 \ne | 5 Aquilegia Siberica........ Columbine, Double Violet ......| violet 1% \hP | fe) Siesta. 2.2... .---. | Golden-spurred.............| yellow] 2 | hP | IO eiifed.- s-4.-....-- | Large-flowered............. ie wet 27. bE> |. to SMGeT1 =. 2: -.- - | Scarlet and Yellow.......... |sc.&yl.| 17% | hP 10 caryophylloides...... | Striped si 2 eee oe. oe striped; 1% bP 10 varius .-.......-..--. | Vulgaris and Mixed......... div. 2a he 10 Arata alpnae 2002... . . Arabis, Sweet-scented .......... white % |hP 10 Arctotis breviscapa...... Arctotis, Orange, Dark Center..|+----- | 7% |hhA 10 -Argemone grandiflora..... | Poppy, Ww hite Mexican.......... | white Bila hA | 5 SBECIOSH En ase - Vellowe sien. eee ee |yellow| 2% )hA | fe) Aristolochia sipho*........ | Dutchman’s-pipe Vine.......... vel&br.) 15 | hP | 10 Arnebia cornuta ..:.-...-.. Arabian Primrose... ..22---- 342. |yellow| 2 |hA 25 Asclepias tuberosa........ Swallow: wart <=... 9.2. seeorance | 2> | bP 5 Asperula azurea setosa....;| Asperula, Light Blue............ blue tT. DHA 10 Odomta eh coe lot's. | Sweet-scented ............-- white m ~np 10 Aster Chinensis Eugenie..| Aster, Imbricated Pompone..... ine i t.2 | hA Io = Comet <2... 5... (ower aiha ee ad ale rose 2 |hA | 10 —Truffaut’s Mixed...! Pzony-flowered............. div. 2) bA Io SS Pe ke eee | PiresWater <a e 3 ees _white 1% |hA 10 — —Blood Red...... Daiwcmed es. Se 0. se. ae BS. red 1% |hA 10 —-—coeruleus ....... Black Bites. -S5... 4 ee | blue 1% |hA Io —Cocardeau ......... Crown-flowered ............ | div. | 24 hie | Io —Washington........ New Perfection -..:......-.: | div. 2 |thA 10 IM EHON, «2 hn Ss - | Pure White Mignon .........| white 1% (RA | TS —Mignon Mixed..... Mixede cee We o.oo a ae | div. 1% |hA | 15 -—Victoria White..... | Dyer Wilnie 6 ee ee white 1%4/hA | ae) — —Mixed........... | Mixed Wictorian’ 230... 24 - | div. Pea As 5) 10 —albiflorus ..-....... WANT Reser eee ares ote 4: _white 1% |hA 10 MERE NE ne eae na Ut ee a oe aes red me ‘Vile 10 —chrysanthemiflorus . bwart Bougiuets..-5..2-%-- ..| div - hA 10 —Ried’s Mixed....... German dOnuilled:).: 22.2... ... div. 1% |hA 5 22 SS 32 eee | Mixemaciin tees 265 580 oly | div. 2 lle 5 S25 et oo iBiennialeAsten-ssee.. 2.225... blue 1% hhB IO Astragalus caryocarpus ...)| Astragalus, Red-fruited ......... rose 2 hi | fe) Athanasiaannua......... Agniean Warsy sera. 2. os foe: yellow) x | itis) 10 Aubrietia deltoides . il Reseitblante.s secs. 223 eee lilac i i nee) 10 Azalea MEA. <2 Azalea, Fine Mixed .......7.-..- | div divs (te | 25 Balsamina impatiens rosea Balsam, Mouble Rose <cfoc42... 32 _rose 1% |tP fe) —kermesina......... Double Scarlet..........000. | scarlet| 1% {tA | 10 —albiflora ..........-| Woshble Whiter. =< 25 ....225 white 1% tA | 10 VENACCH 2. 2s -- Dpuble Violet). 22... se. violet me | ts] IO ee MaeGtineac:. ---- 2. Denble Striped 35240...) istriped| 1% \tA | 10 —Solferino .......... Honble Speitted (5. 732. 66554 ispotted| 1% tA rte) —camelliaflora ......, Mixed Double. .2-¢ ....82.2. div: Nala a 5% 10 Ae se Mined Paris. errs. sl. oe | div. 1% \tA 5 Baptisia australis ......... (Polydaria australis).........:.. blue 2 bes.) 5 Begonia hybrida <A ay eee Begonia, Single Tuberous-rooted | div. Oo EE | 25 Ly eg es. - Double Tuberous-rooted ... div. Se tee 50 Bartonia aurea ........... Galden Bartonias =.) 252. .c55-6 55 yellow] 1% |hA 5 Bellis perennis ........... Daisy, Finest Double... . ... 22s. | div. ¥% |hhP 25 —Longfellow ........ Woable Rass s fogus =... sate rose 12. hh 25 Relvedere Kochia......... Summer Cypress ............--. vellow} 3 hA 5 Bidens atrosanguinea..... LDaintievampani .<..... 2.2.22. 252| DIRADE |) of | hA Io Bocconia Japonica......... Boeconia, Oak-leaved 2:25... 2--: | white 6 hP IO Brachycome iberidifolia ...| Daisy, Blue Swan River......... blue 3% |hhA TO —in varieties........ | Wines ok oe orde >... - eee | div. 3 |hhA 10 Browallia elata........... pAametlhivysrs tse os ace. «.. .- -eey blue 1% |tA TO 21?) Se Wiiee ce. . | white 1% |tA Io Bryonopsis erythrocarpa* .| Ornamental-fruited Vine........ i red 8 tA IG 2 at BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. «SS Campanula. NG = WO Wh Ye, x We \7a ie | Wa y Wi, ae pat f/ S QB MS \ VV WV \ Chrysanthemum, Annual. i C/ Ag hy ; =) oi LENG / fi M Wie Re \ \\ y) a} = ZS J ; SNES e Lf || WS I f= Clematis. Clematis Persicum giganteum. BRIDGEMAN'S SEED CATALOGUE. a7 | Height | Duration | SSS SSS SSS SSS = Botanical Names, etc. Common Names, etc. | Color. in adi per Feet. Se Paper. cacalia COCCINGA. |... .<... | Tassel-flower, Scarlet :.........) | scarlet | m1 RA: $0 05 amet eb Jar x68 ttn cin | Orange ssS5. 8 es ie. Bk | Orange} r |hA 5 Calandrinia speciosa...... Lindley’s-Galandrinia 3. .= 7.5. °.- red I hA | 5 —umbellata.:........ Umbel-flowered ............ crim. Try na Ae | ite) Calceolaria hybrida grand., Calceolaria, Mixed.............. div. Bie EE ipo. 4 25 —punctata superba .. Superb SOU peers 2.7. | div. 17 | tP | 25 LE CS SAE See ae x Pinestonrubby oo: . 3s Ue. | div. a tee 50 scabiosefolia ........ _Golden Slipperwort...........-. |yellow] 1% |hA Io ‘Calampelis scaber* ....... | (Eccremocarpus) Vine ..--.:-.-.| Peranze |) te, | tay 44 Io Calendula pluvialis ....... bMariezala weapey. se. +222 85..2°2 © - white | 1% |hA | 5 = Omicinalis 4. - =~ >> Wauble Pot. 4. jorange]| y |hA_ | 5 aS StS oc py ee | HDpaubleshot <. 2.65.6 Sees |golden| + |hA | 5 —Prince of Orange .. mew vouble:Pot...... 245... igolden| ; |hA | 5 Calliopsis tinctoria........ PCoreepsis, Golden .: ==... S05 <<] Biers Oy ao ae, hs ae 5 —coronata.”. 44222... | Cir ries I gear aeeee ees ‘spotted 1% |hA | 5 —Golden Wave...... isoiaen Yellow ....-. «ans. ‘yellow! ;y {hA 5 —atrosanguinea...... | iG | 7605 3) | Ng ee en see Sa ee crim. eh Marae «| Ke) Callirrhoe pedata......... | (Nuttalia ranch Vie. oe - red | o | hb | 10 Campanula medium ...... | Canterbury-bell, Blue ........... t blue | ~924.| hhB | 5 —alba ...... nec oes eV oy ote ae ee oe ‘white | 21% | hhB 5 MPN VATICLIES - <2". 5 5; Single Mixed. oo 523. 0.02 | div. | 2% | hbB | 5 SSalitatis Po. sc,5 = ot «<i Double White vee oe ee cs. | white 2% 'hhB | Io —rosea fl. pl.....-.... | Mruble Pink. 5.85.6. oe «2 }pink {| 2 |hhB | 10 gars sea. 22 fac | DoubleiMixeds2e-< ~. <<. 22.5 | divas = | Yanan IO speculum .-...-...-.. Venus’ Looking-glass ........... Pdiv. \ (73 VA | 5 alpaca... nope Carpathian Bell-flower .......... | div. 14. ee 5 Candytuft. See Iberis. | | | Canna indica ......-..-..--.- {ndian-shot; Scarlet... -........5] ‘scarlet seen ae. | be Nepalensis «Spee a: Mew. VCMOW aon 6k s sidviece ley. 3 ahhPe? Io Warscewiczil ....---.- ESS OI Sb ie rr ee id. ned. sy hhP | Io im yanleuies: =... 35". - Mixed Preach... .o. seo... div. |div. |hhP | IO Cannabis gigantea........ Jer LTP ge cit Che a re Rena lata Me so Va 5 Cardiospermum halica’m*..| Balloon-vine_.......-...-...+--- white | 310 |tA | 5 Carduus benedictus....... Oraamental: Thistle. 62.5.0. | yellow; 3 |hA | 10 Castilleja indivisa ........ SL, Cole SET | Per ee es | scarlet} 17% | hhA | 25 Cedronella cana........... Sweet-scented Cedronella....... purple) oa ojhP - | 10 Celusia cristata, in vars.t..| Cockscomb, Mixed.............. div. ea | os. 5 ——apOniGa~........+: New Japan a oss ain Seg arene iscarlet} 2 |tA 10 —margaritaceat...... | Rose-spiked’..... oY .vs-escsc rose >» 5 —Glasgow Prizey .... New Purples. ace4 >. ssa 'purple| 3 |tA 10 aurea pyramidalist ...| New) Goldens: 2.213. ae |golden| 2. |tA | 10 Triomphe d’Exposit’n, Crimson-plaumed .. ...... 23 -~- /crim. 3. 4%P Io Rermesiday ss 2--. =. Crimson-feathered ......... | crim. B.A | 10. Centaurea moschata ...... Sweet oultan, Purple: : 7 6..6:5 purple| 2 jhA 5 a ee i AaWhike sie, cs eat white | 2 |hA 5 suaveolens.........-. | Wellow! eee oe oo ese yellow) 1% |hA 5 iomame 5 6s fe : i Cos 6 RR i 2 AN Re ee a div div. hA 5 ES pS a ae Corn-bottle or Mixed Blue ...... div. prt wl | 5 ==4, hes | HWouble Mixed +. jo. seep 22 32 div. 2 hA | IO S2555 (70 eae | PB iie-botile: 2s. 3s Pa eae blue 2 hA 5 =e) 2 eee osengsa tee Ot ore ee ‘rose. |. 2 hA 5 Americana .......... ‘Centaurea, Amentan\..- 2: s50: lilacs OH ee See 5 Clemente... 62... White Cut-leaved .......... ‘white | 1 hhP | IO gymnocarpa ......... | Silver Cut-leaved .......... purple | 1% |hhP | 10 candidissima......... | White-leayeds =o 5+ ia ees: white I hhP | 25 ‘Centranthus macrosiphon .| Long-tubed Centranthus ....... pink I hA | 5 Cheiranthus cheiri........ Wallflower, Bloody ............ hheaw.| o2°°ThhR | 5 és) Sere (Serman . 25. 2.gos eee ldiv. |div. |hhB | 10 Cerastium Biebierstieni...| Silver-leaved Rock Plant. ...... ae ae i ae 10 Chamzpeuce diacantha ...| Spine-leaved Chamzpeuce ..... | var. 2 hP 10 Chelone barbata.... ..... / Bearded Penstempi, . .* . 2-2 xz Psrariel iors. Fine + | 10 Chorozema, in vars........ Hinést Mixed’ 22 3 4). c0: fee div. div. (iP 25 Chrysanthemum Dunnetti.| Chrysanthemum, Golden........ yellow} 1 Ag 5 W.E. Gladstone ..... Brilliant Grimson) .: 2:25... crim. pe A) Ic to (o2) BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Convolvulus minor aiovus. White Dwart.) lo SS ———- —>= = —— Dracena tindivisa. (Cordyline. ) BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 39 Height ees | Price Botanical Names, etc. Common Names, etc. Color. in Bardi per Feet meat Paper te Ee ee ee ee neeeee Chrysanthemum Lord Bea- : eConstields.....). :. "ee Chrysanthemum, Crimson-edged| crim. ji pacipavae $c Io (ENS Sultan s).)4 0... Se Maroon, GoldvRing >. -%.../0... maro’n| 1 hA Io WEMUISHUT ses sce. 8 ChitnSOnGee ee eens. oo. crim. 2 hA 5 WATS pe Mess eiajigie, <5 0. § Double Annual Mixed .... . | div. diy. - lel: 5 frutescens was... ..... Paris Daisy, Marguerite ........ _white I hA IO Me MMGCUIA Hajels Chinese vAntemesiay) .4iha. o4 .2.. | div. dive \chhe Io Cineraria hybrida grand...| Cineraria, Hybrid ............. | div. 2 UE 25 —Nnana in vars........ Dwarishly bride icc so... | div. I Ne 25 Hore pleno...'.=./5-- NeweDouiniion ies. Sav, 2' <i | div. 1% | hhP 50 MeCN © - ese! - Dnsty-muillern saci. seis shely se |yellow|] 2 tP 10 Cirkia pulchella ;....:-.. GarktaWilae >see e ewes 3. lilac I hA as pulcheirima......-... RIISONS Ss) Herre tyes se crim. TIAA 30) ——al ba Manas .-:cce IIe cepa ees co Ricdauereia @wbere e srtus white 7p ial| SWAN 10 RUS Vg RULE ce acl aes ee eee IVITRCGIR eee no oe ee ates div. Gin bh 5 Clematis flammula*....... Witeinss bowers... 2... ss Socen- he white |; Io ae IO WARING. 12Gh eee. Mixed Perennial Clematis ...... div. div. | bhP 25 Cleome speciosa.......... Spiderwort or Spider-flower ....| purple | 4 hA Ko) Clianthus puniceus*...... Glonyewine geriumson a). ei502 0.0.) crim. 6 tP IO DAIIER isn ee. DAM plen Sig pease vaste scarlet] 6 EP TO Clitonia pulchella......... Clintonia, Blue and White ...... bleewall ae rth To ee ys PurecWhiteeier there ow 558 white ee ee Io Cobcea scandens*......... Cobeeasg@ mini nee el? .. 6... purple | 20 tP TO eve | Oe Ve 3 ee | Wiiiter@iinvbiine: aes... . 2. white | 10 tP 15 Coecinea iirdicas 6. .25.--.. New Scarlet-fruited Gourd..... | red Gate Ae "| i00) Cockscomb. See Celosia. : Coleus in varieties ........ ) Pine Mixed :Goleusicg.. 06.6... . 28% div. Citveas| te 25 Collinsia bicolor.......... Collinsia, @wo-colo@red .;........ PUSWe nt. alin 5 Be ALY Aes ie ae NWihitewerso aamemncce oo... white > hA 5 Wri cise tages take eRe a ela Sky-blue and White ......... sk-bew!] 1 hA 5 RUN UNS ec rine hse wae are « WXGA ee as ce div. 5 bhA 5 Collomia coccinea ........ ScarletiCollommtay .. 2.6 ce scarlet | 1 hA 5 Commelina ccelestis....... Blue Conime)linaswy =. 7......-2 blue 1% |hhP | 5 Convolvulus majus albus* .| Morning-glory, White .......... white -| to hA 5 —kermesinus* ....... SCaArle ti eree ve ee ie. cals eae scarlet | 1o hA 5 —maculatus* ........ SO CEG ar eNotes cea div. Io hA 5 = 2 ON ci er Miler sme y a Sie div. ey aN 5 —azureus superbus*. . New! Golding. 2s cio. oat yellow! 8 /|hA if) mauritanicus ........ Convolvulus, Bright Blue........ blue bisa) eile 10 WAUUGALI Net ak ce =e Upright ES MIGLCODET CRO IDE OREO Gd Oo | b.&pur I hA 5 MiinOral DUS .......... White D wart tise. cc. oe ee white | tra hA 5 —monstrosus........ arxe-flow enim @ire.. oe eae tri. tra hA 5 PAG oe acto aes ws IMEb<eCl Divelidtaonoccoucoome sa! div en ae 5 Coroepsis. See Calliopsis. | Coronilla.in vars. ......... Mixeds@oronililageea = sacs alo vellow | div. |tP 25 Cosmidium Burridgeanum.! (Cosmidium bicolor)...........- cr.&br.| 2 %|hA TO Cosmos bipinnata purpurea| Cosmos, Purple .......--.-++--- purple} 4 |hA IO St OS ee ae a Wihiters panies fea se aes white a. | A TO WEIVAUG ho kc. aS KG Rs 5 oh ee Pc div. 4 hA 10 Ciepis warnatas... 0.6... . 2. (Toloisvbaniatay sy 2.0.2 a's or Re yellow! 1 hA 5 TUNG Pe eer ae RedoHiawkweede 2o.2 85.56 .208 red I hA | 5 Crucianelia stylosa........ Perennial Rock-plant .......... pink ee se) Cucumus flexuosus*....... Melon: Sinalee ters ier os v5 cS aa tA 10 odoratissimus* ...... Pomegranates 2: tees... stoke yellow | 10 tA S grossularifolius*...... Gooseberry-fruited ......... yellow] 8 tA 10 PEKeMMIST «2st 3" Cucumber Vine. ..... 255-20. Oe ke Ts tA 10 Cucurbita aurantiaca*..... Gourd, Mock-orange........... vellow | Io tA 5 MACIOPEDO™ (6/00. 52 Apple-shapeds® . . 22.2.6 a2 yellow | to tA 10 MASSE Soe es Hereules’-elub. 4. 22.6 2: By. white | Io tA 5 Heemenmiaria fd wk 3 5%, Bott eae <6) Heras hers a a Paes TO De 5 Cuphea platycentra. ..... i Gigarcplant wot emere: ob sats sas tri. Tisitpe |g TO Cyclamen Persicum....... »Gyclamen, Mixedies soy ss5.-. 5" Wwieto. 4) |4R | 25 —giganteum......... earre-flowenings «ojo 44545492 div. Ve) EP. | 25 Cyclanthera pedata* ..... PC limibine; Cucina ety + sia venraie yellow 6 hag: fe) 40 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. NACL MLL AM Godetia. Hrbiscus. Gloainia. Mimulus. =A 9 By x Euphorbia. Sweet Peas, Impatiens Sultant. BRIDGEMAN'S SEED CATALOGUE. 4i | Height Duration Price Botanical Names, etc. | Common Names, etc. Color. i: ae | per | SES | nee | Paper. | | f Cynoglossum linifolium. . eI emus’ Navelwenet jon2)-2. 2i-::. 54. white | 367 MEPUS $0. 05 Cytisus scoparius......... Pea Broonaitt.sa25% «5 oss sae 8 lyellow! 3 {hA_ | 10 Dahlia nanus in vars. ...... | Dahlia, Smegle Dwarts.- 4 «<3. 5: | div. 3 hhP | IO Large Double........ | Double Large-flowering..... | div. A ee 10 Datura fastuosaalba...... Double Stramonium............. white 3 ssbb Aade 5 meteloides -. 2... >... Datura, Wrehts.a-6; Jicaosoc | y.&li. 2 obhiel ft IO anmilis fplo 3... | Houble isn. 2958 cite .. .-|yellow; 2 ../hhA | 10 Delphinium ajacis, in vars..| Larkspur, Mixed Rocket ........ div. r |hA 5 consolida in vars...... Mixed Branchin® 2. £255 .1.:.\: div. 2 hA 5 imperiale fl. pl........ Annual Double . ile. Baty eee blue 2 hA Io Stock-flowered....... Rose Scarlet Double........ r.scar.|.% |hA 15 Brunonianum........ | Musk-scented. --5.b82e6 sh. ; l. blue | 1 hP 25 “OES AD so | Salphur Yellow 222: ss-3<.<-:| |yellow] 3 |hP 5 Chinensis in vars. .... | Mixed) Chinese 20.4.2. 3iliacl2 |. div. 2/2 |hP 5 —formosum.......... Blue andiWhite. «022... 3... |be&w.| 2 Poo fe) —coelestinum <. 2.2... Celestial Blue........ ae eee Whines lei Zacher 10 —album grandiflorum Pare Whites) 5.s28s | white | 2 hP IO nudicaule............ New Scarlet ......50.... scarlet| 17% | hP 10 (251) C1 pe 2 gee a | Maxed Bee watch rte div. 32h bhP. 5 Dianthus Chinensis alba ..| Indian Pink, Double White...... white | % |hA> | 10 —atrosanguinea...... Bonbleaedspee aati red). |) .94 HERAT IO = WAMBIG heals te. cose | Fine Mixed... oA teeek: es div. div. |hA | 5 —nanus in vars....... | Double. Dwarfs) is -.h=: oe [EV alone eon EAS IO imiperahis furl. 25..\2/s0| Pink, Double Imperial .......... div. Rides. 2218) 162% 10 —nanus in vars....... Dwarf, Grimson: saectieck. - crim. % |hA 10 Heddewigi.. .... 6... | Mixed Sineie Japan <2::2...: divi; >) oie iLhAnal fe) Sepa hs 2. ere es Ha ys Mourning-cloak............. div. Tes ATs 10 —diadematus fi. pl....| | New Diadem............... div. EajebhAsa|-~ “x0 = aeimiatas. 52 aie k 2s Brinsed Japaias: os) 3.3: | div. 1%. |hA: | IO Se SERIALS fe paleo i | New Stripedgapan: .:::.5-... div.” «vii. naar 10 Geligides. oo.) coat! London Pride or Maiden .... pink JAN BE? | 5 plumariss <5 sce; . | Pheasanits-eye 2 oa8) sia toc. div. pier ie ri Fae b ast 5 caryophyllus in vars. .| Carnation Pink, Mixed .......... div. 2s | Tela | 10 —fiore pleno.........) Marstienterrrn cs 45233. din xi div. Eos hhPs) 25 = INES <5). 9 se: | Double Dwarf Vienna ...... div. fot hh fe) — Grenadin fl. pl...... New-Seanletuindt cited... scarlet. 1% | hhP | 25 —perpetual fi. pl. ....| ‘Lree, ot Monthiys case! 2. div. 2 otha 6 | 25 ere 0! a Pink, Mixed Picotee ............ div. 2h ee | 25 barbatus in vars...... Sweet- William;:Mixed <~..'<-... divs a emis hese 5 —flore pleno......... | Double Mixed.............. avrg ks ot Pe £0) Dictamnus rubra.......... | Fraxinella, or Gas plant......... _red ie sand 5 Didiscus ccerulea ......... | (Trachimene Hugelia)...-.......) blue 2 |hhA IO Dracena in vars.......... WMiGOrdyliGe ect. soe eee | div. div. |tP | 25 SP GE | Foxslove, White ye... 5 22..82 «-.- white asthe 5 LES os a ee Purple- hese tens <I | purple} 3 j|hP | 5 CLS SS ee Gpottedsi iets oS teak spotted) Sinih Pus 5 in varieties. .@........ Mixed... .- sotiortactetd. beonits div. div. |hP | 5 . sloxinizeflora......... Gloxinia-flowered.......... | div. Dox WPisse| 5 PeMENAS lilalab*.........: Hyacinth-bean, Purple .......... |purple}| Io |tA _ |- 5 2 ee Re, ENN Ee 2 a ae tk gah? ore white |10 |tA | 5 Dracocephalum Canadense.| Balm of Gilead................. |li.apur.| 2 |hhP | 10 Echeveria in vars.......... | Fine Mixed Echeveria........... div. div. |tP 25 Elsholzia cristata......... | Crested Elsholziarss 2.5.12 2056 -- pink Doe sisigAts 3 5 Epacris hybrida .......... Mixed Hybrid Epacris.......... div. diviote 44 50 Erica in varieties .........| Fine Mixed Beatie ft otis div. Waviieema tie ream 2 Erodium moschatum......| pMusik. Geranttine 4.5. stank. 2% lac 3 ige37 See Io Eryngium Leavenworthir7.. | Purple Everlasting-flower ....... purple i. 2) cafe To Erysimum Peroffskianum . Hedge Mustard................-| }Orange| r |hA 5 Erythrina crista-galli...... Corl-plant..; sera ete ss oe iscarlet} 4. |tP 25 Eschscholtzia Californica.. Chriseis, Californian ............ lyellow| 1 |hA 5 SetGarin .. . 22.12 Nee: Orange and Searlehisraes.2 <2 |}or.&sc.| I {| hA 5 <7. ee a | Orange. . fs. neeaenoe Riaese st orange); I hA | 5 “SEs See ears | Rese ic... tenement est. - ..{rose. | 1 hA | 5 $3), Re ese White’. « iciapasecieaid # 4.%- white ol) nes bhAnrc4 5 42 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Botanical Names, etc. Eschscholtzia varius Eucalyptus globosus Eupatorium Fraseri Euphorbia marginata...... pandurata Eutoca Wrangeliana viscida Fenzlia dianthiflora Ferns in varieties Fuchsia in varieties Gaillardia picta.. =. 26.22 =: —Lorenziana......... Gentiana acaulis Geum coccineum fl. pl..... Gilia tricolor nivalis alba capitata in varieties Gladiolus Gandavensis.... Glaucium rubrum corniculatum Gloxinia, Emperor Fred’k in varieties Godetia, Duchessof Albany Lady Satin Rose Lady Albemarle Gomphrena globosa albat . —kermesinay —aureat —nana compactay.... coer cee et Qe fens ts eeee tree eee er eeeer ee ee eee eoeocecee eee oe *“eereer 2 ee 2 @ oe 2 cece er eee ee ee ee ee ee eee eeeeerr eee eerere eee eee ee eee eoeeeeees In Vahletles;}: 1s settee Gypsophila elegans.... muralis Hedysarum coronarium* Helianthus annuus........ —Oscar Wilde —giganteum —centrochlorus fl. pl.. —-agrophyllus fl. pl... Helichrysum bracteatum+ album yt oc ceeee 8: macranthumf —in varietiest........ —nanum in varietiest+. monstrosum fl. pl.f... Heliophila Arabiodes Heliotropium Peruvianum Helipterium Sanfordit..... Hesperis matronalis Hibiscus Africanus........ HAP CATES ry Bes. rend Hollyhock. See Althea. Hume elegans =. 2...) a4: Humulus Japonicus* [beris Aniaras. oo. Gee coronaria odorata Dunnetti lilacina Empress umbellata..« ..).52at in varieties nana hybrida sempervirens eoreevreee esses eee se eae © (Se, (oka ‘ae:j's Te! oo eh mime ie: ses 5 ane © Height pee Price Common Names, etc. Color. in Bardi- per | ness. Paper Chriseis,; Fine Maxed 28 (2222: div. | I hA | §0 05 Fever-and-Ague Plamts2)icnise<:| >. 25-8 fe) t# IO White Eupatoriums etcs ee white | 2 hhP | 10 Spurge, Variegated: . 225.005. ..%. W.&gr.| 2 hhA | 5 Red-striped ih iw ee Se T&S Fs | ee hhA | 10 Eutoca, WrangsePsi. 250) 5a .t4 lilac I tA’ 5 Bright Blue,.222- 2 eee blue: aaa tA 5 Three-colored Fenzlia........... l.cr.zor; % |hhA | ite Fine Mixed Ferns! 27.2 div. | div. | hhP | 25 | Mixed Fuchsias...... TTR. div. | div tP | 25 Gaillardia, Painted =. 2c. 2255... CE. Beye | hhA 5 Mixed: ¢.. sone eee div. 1% | hhP | 10 Blue: Gentian 42252: eee biue i |hP IO Double:Geum2.o. ae scarlet| 1% |hP 5 Gilia, Three-colored ............ 3-col. I hA = Snow. Whites 8s eine ee white Ty iisly ae 5 Azure Blué...227 3 blue I hA 5 Mixed ...:...cc Rea eee div. I hA 5 Hybrid Gladiolus. 225. 3243-2 div. > 2|-dive 2] 4h Io Horned poppy; Red... .22..S25:/2: red I hhP | To White-leavedias. 2208. 2 yellow} 1 hhP | Io Searlet-Gloxinia xs Sewn. =.- scarlet | I Cee 50 Finest Mixed’. itee4. Sees div. I tes 25 Godetias Whiten ners: an ne white 1%Z\/hA 1 Io Brillrant Resenes 2. ceeesas ae, rose 1% |hA Io Dark Crimson: so. ae crim. 1% |hA ite! Globe Amaranthus, White ...... white | x {ta | 5 Crimson?) es Ae | crim. I tA | = Orange ogy ae eae, orange, I os ey 5 Rich Rede Gan cic che red 14) Se | To: Mixed nes bere div. I tA 5 3) (Gypsophila, Winters 1a oie. white 1). SR 5 Dwarf JROSéet: AB. i Ree ee rose Ye iA © Io. fal French Honeysuckle? s:e¢ a" 2 )= r.& W. 2 HRs 5 Sunflower, Double Dwarf ...... iyellow| 4 hA = Yellow, Dark Center........ gol. y. A hA Es Mammoth Russian .......... yellow] 9 |;hA 5 Green-centered............. y.&er.| 4 hA To. Silvery-foliage ............. striped; 5 /|hA 5 .| Eternal Flower, Yellow ......... yellow | 2 hA 5 Whiteiceed Bae Sse Cae white 2 hA 5 Pink... Goa ees pink 2) Sa 5 Mixed: : << 2.) eee eheheeer div. 2 |hA 5 Mixed Dwarfs nae: V.&W. IT. .-}hA 4 5 Mixed Doublej..n aerate div. 2. |hA Io Bright Blue Heliophila.......... blue 34 | hhA Io Mixed Heliotrope --ts.se--4-—-. div. div. |tP Io Everlasting-flower 2622 60.52. gol.y. | 1% |hhA TO Mixed Sweet-rocket............- pur.kw| 2 |hB 5 Bladder K.ectmia.. sseoneaee te bu.sbr.| 114 |hA 5 Rose-mallow. =... gant e 2 me beeen rose 4 hP | 5 (Calomeria Aramantoides) ...... red 6 | hhP IO Japan -Hop 22: 230). sete 6 eee green | 25 {hA IO Candy tuft, .W hiter:.* Sapte. white tA 5 Rocket... scene ales white ae Ts ee 5 Fragrant Qaic spike ew ete white 4% |hA | : Dark Critmsonbnins 262 ace d.crim.| 1 | hA | 5 Rosy. Lilae co. tele tee lilac % \hA 5 Large White: 03 lines. 2 oatees white I | hA Io Purplés cic wee agers: ‘| purple | -2 hA 5 Mixed ¢3)sk4 004s Ree. | div. I hA 5 Dwarf Mixed’... 20a | div. % |hA 10 White Perennial -...........1 white I hhP 1G: BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 43 l Ea bs a | Height | a ana | Price Bo:ani¢al Names, etc. | Common Names, etc. Color. nie | | | Feet. | Bardi: | p.oer. =a : iS weak Impatiens glanduligera. ..| Touch-me-not.:.........:5..-..- | red ZA OMe 10 S50) \ s)he rer Perenfial Balsamiieencs (25 oes. scarlet 2 | hhP 25 Ipomea quamoclit*....... | ypress-vine, Searlet...c- . 20%. | scarlet:| 10...) tA: = ==, D2 ee ee WV Hate. Sa ene sais er ore | white to’ tek 5 CORCHIEA. 6. 622 e235. Siaripomeca, Seamer. <5 .\2eae-...: iscarlet| 10 | hA mis See ee ck S88, | Rwo-colorede ree seins» .:~ 22h - sew yt |) aren ae 5 Rerrandiana®.2.55 6500. inomoca; Sky-lines 2. 2. Sees st. . blue 10 | hhA 5 grandiflora alba* ..... Moon-flowenea cease. a ...| white 10.0 | tA) 10 Boriasmox*. 6... 6.652%". | Good-nighOserse ae uk... white 6 Bea 5 ribroe ecerulea® .). :. 52. | Azure-blies cease. - . Sable Lx. & be 16/1 PA IO “TSISLD ae eee meg Mixed 12ers. Be div. iv. th IO Wieser erin ais ca 20 | hie and Violet. 95-9 t0 = - |b. & v. eo 25 Kaulfussia amelloides..... acltussia, Biwess hereon os. 22! blue r | hA 5 kermesina (2.265. 3: Crimson: sees. ee eee kt er, ie | hA IO Kennedya da waricues <2 .-1; Mixed: Kennedga: ic). 2... 2. | div. Sak # & 25 Lantana in varieties....... Mixcdelicantanaee 5. .cee ee See div. dive }4P ite) Larkspur. See Delphinium | | Lathyrus odoratus albus*.| Sweet Peas, White............... white 5a he 5 == Bares 2-55 Crown Princesscae. --- -2)- <..| FOS 5) (ha 5 —Butterfly*:. 2.22.52. White andMailac. s.cx6 222": wh.& li. 5 | hA 5 = PICU foods Sie Painted Liaeie Sareuie es 33 nA 2 \ro.&w-} 5 | hA 5 ==COCRINEUS "4 S. Hieres Invincible Meee erate) sr scarlet 5. | ha 5 SA GONIS* Ss. oy. eo Carmine, Soe Ree ate ee | car. Sa, | 18" 5 —Miss Blanche Ferry* Rich red, white striped....... | 5 | hA 5 —purpureus* ........ Purple.) Sea ae. eee | purple Saul Le 5 SIONS a. 2a eis wale New Blaeie nr enone < (6: black Saal live. 5 —Captain Clarke*.... PEICOO hele ee aa | 3-col. es lh OV RN 5 —Fairy Queen*...... White and Rose.............| w.& ro. Biol tales 5 —Princess Beatrice*. . Heaven! Rose. 2.4. | rose 5 cote 5 —Countess of Radnor* Metcare wavender.. 2.0)... lav. 5°) hA 5 —Primrose*.......:. Pale Primrose Yellow........ | -yel. So aA 5 —Emily Henderson’. AT Cun bees <i 2 Sk ler! | white 5 |hA 5 —Eottie Eckford*.=... Rose and White, edged blue. .| 5 ev 5 SPR OLOS* oe ves New-liybrider. 2.060 Sats. div. 5 hA Io —varius*....... sy HineStMVIIKEG Hs 5a. oS Re a | div. Seis av 5 beaters sey Ye Everlastine: Peas..'.: i... es. 2 ey. rose 53 4one 5 Se | i oe oe re ae WA atte ry ame: Sk ee white 3 |) “RP IO Lavatera trimestris ....... aviateraced sot 2.2: . 2 eneesee red 2.) hA 5 Leptosiphon roseum....... Eeptesiphon Rese. 25°... ee rose es la sD 5 Liatris pycnostachya...... Kansas Gay-feather: .... 00... pink 3 AP fe Linaria maroccana........ IOSege thir. <i. es ea oe UE ee rose 4 hbhA 5 bipartita Striata ...... Sirped: witariaven.. eo) nao eear aon div. Pha Io eyelet ides. 0-5 oka RMenthworth Ivy) osteo eee lilac tra. hP IO Linum Lewisi variegatum.| Flax, Variegated................. li. & W. 2, any Io grandiforum rubrum. CrimSGne 2 Gey oe e eae oe | crim. yu lipepawer IO Beremne es. se. Perennial: cose ee | blue 2 he IO Hawai cs =... Vellow 15 22 .c eit yellow] 3 | bP IO Eoasa fateritia®........... Orange Loasa Wine..2 sede) Aue & orange| 6 | tA IO Lobelia eracilis........... Mobelia, Slender) aes eare eee l. blue | tra. | hhA IO —alba ....... See White: 2228. Gore ee white |tfa. | hhA ie) Prima Monna....... ..- Maroons. <>. te ae COT a maro’n] % | hhA 10 erinus marmorata.... Paxtomeanate ac i288... Sees div. % | hhA 10 —Emperor William.. Azuresiiges: 633. S222 Pe blue % |hhA | . to —Crystal Palace...... Blues eee wee. hemneae ho) Hila). EO —Royal Purple....... Blue, White Eye............. I hhP 10 speciosa compacta.... Crystal Palace Dwarf........ blue % | hhA 0 Queen Victoria....... Scarlet: Cardinal-flower /22%:.- ..| scarlet Aaa | 25 Lopezia coronata.......... Crowned iepeziae 2. oaks red Klaas D9 IO Lophospermum in vars*....| Mixed Lophospermum .......... div. Oars be TO Lunaria biennis in vars....| Honesty, or Satin-flower.........]br.&w.| 2 | hB = Lupinus pilosus.........-. Sun-dial, Larse ROSe.. 2-3. *.-S-e. rose 2 |hA 5 OS i Vellowero : wks: ae yellow 2 | hA 5 Ta Pareecbitte.. caters ae eis blue 2) hA is 44 BBRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. \ANe WX Y IS WZ SS AU NW AS\\, att i B~Ghj/)/fe NX P—\\\ Bx QY BLY) AY / Ay 5 : GY NUM | \F \\\\\ J Z— = Hf ; <) ZA yy ” my Sa fi 4 ' i} = LIN SS i ip \) —= WY yp —_— Vl = “ UJ i if NY WW Uy, —— LN Phlox Drummondit. Ni geil. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. | Height | Duration Botanical Names, etc. | Common Names, 3tc. | Color. | in Baral | | | Feet. | ara | | Exegroe Lupinus albus............. | Sun-dial Whites. - 20 me sb... - | white | 2 | hA hybridus insignis..... Darkieedit ae mee. oS. | d. red 2a) TN @rmlkshoanlans. . f°. 2 Darleblue: 8. gene S.. a eg et hak tricolor elegans....... ‘Bntee-coleredy.- -)-- «- 2 - 2 Perk eae hA “oe ee Mier rae at wg cs oes div. div. |hA Sinmiypiyitis:. .o.22.... | Mixed: Perennial... 2%)....-.- div. div. | hP Lychnis chalcedonica..... | Lychais?Scatle tees -24 >...) - SCaneLs. 13 %,,.oinlade OCIA 1-2. Suet, | ON ree eel 8 te / white 3 hP Malcomia maritima........ Virgie Stock aa wees... rede: Po see Malope grandiiiora..... .. | Large- -flowered Malope.......... red fuse hA Mew eee MANA oot ss ss. | Striped Matlow:2 ies steer. «= w.&pur| 2 hA Martynia fragrans......... | Fragrant Martynia... ........... | purple 2 hhA Mathiola annua in vars... | Stocks, Ten-Weeks, English : | div. Beng: hA <a plomixed.......<. | German Large-flowering . GEV. eae Pala ~eres@Widdises. ...-.-... Moule Whiter. .-...-.----- iwhite } I |hA ~ DiGenIS Se in. 5.3: Nizhi-scented) «26. i022... (pink | 1% |hA glabrum albus........ Wallfiower-leaved ........-.| white | I hA —coccineus.......... Sather: ee ke ota ees | iscarlet} I | hA Ra AMINES Ser oha ee sles 5 Ses MAX CGS) hae passe se ee | div. I hA biennis....-......---. Buck's Stock Gilli, Intermediate . scarlet} I | hhB —simplicicaulis....:.. White Brompton... 3-5-. <2. .-| white | 2 | hhB —incarna purpurea... Purple Queens - 2 si4.0-: - )pateles 2 hhB —fl. pl.in vars........ Mixed German Brompton.. Gigi | 2 hhB Matricaria eximia......... Matricariay Quilled: 2... <1): 2523 | white | I hhB = Sqandinerat:- >... 2- | Double White............02- white | 1% | hhB Maurandya Barclayana*...| Maurandya, Blue................ Malucia jy oop tt SOA nme vn <1 Rese . siaees. 2 ieee PROSE facie. Ome eal STECOIMEA eerese = iets: Stanlet eke: ©... oe Man 8 |scarlet| 8 | tA albiierate ies 3S 2 S53: SE CE a eels AA eS 8 white | aa 2 WANING es. Ls ok : Waa iy civ can ea esc bee | div. | Sibel Mesembryanthemum | | eamiolum.-<. 4. -~-| Tee-plant, Annual ..:..-...7..... |white | % |tA —variegatum......... | Variegated foliage...... eo | Pon.& p.| 340°} hhP glabrum...........--. (Were lant aie, s atte. <.cie stats red % |hhA Mignonette. See Reseda. | Mimosa pudica.........-. SEnSitive-plant. ..':- -osc< 4.02.21 Pink Fe Nt Mimulus moschatus....... AVI SIe Panik cis Seen cise eciace etree ‘'yellow] % tA Pigeaes ee ee | Monkey-flower, Yellow ......... yellow | % thP cupreus in vars.......| 5 Era 5) a6 Degree Aelia mR pe ae Oe cy | div. pa ea hybridus tigrinus..... | Mixed: Spotted 0225.2 spot. }) 94 ene —flore pleno......... | Double Mixed.......:.°.5..%: div. 4 ATP Mina febata*—....-.-..-...| Mexican Glimbing Vine. 4.522225 |wh.&1 £5 Get Mirabilis jalapa in vars..../ Marvel of Peru, Mixed........... | div. 2 |hA —longiflora in vars... | CEM ECM as ete ogee eee div. {5.92 \bA —fol. variegatis....... ; Variegated-leaved ..........| div. 2 BA. Mormordica balsamina*..... Balsam-apple................... yellow, 10 {hhA enerantia~....<....: Balsam-pear .--..-..........----| yellow| 19 |hhA Myosotis alpestris......... Forget-me-not, Alpine........... iblue | % | bhP SS VIELOFid vo=.'e eS - - | Double: Blue. oss. $25). ...2 -|blue | % |hhP Hepa ee... = | - Dacksbliieck lose ae! blue oe svhhPe palustris .......-.---- | Plueand. White: 20.6... b.e w.| 3% |hhP giesitinotd-2-~.-- +. - > - Pager tie oe sue ics ace blue | I) hhP Myrsiphyllumasparagoides Snail anes cee ae oe green | © /|tP Myrtus communis......-.. Broad-leaved Myrtle ...... wees white | 2 | tP Nasturtium. See Tropzo-. | | | ee Nemophila discoidalis...... Love-grove, Bordered........... blk.&w) 3 |hhaA MIEMEIES Cara Brace Ble. oe specie eh eae |blue | % |hhA aD) fh oS ae ee ae Wit tees ean eee eee white 3% \|hhA faaemiatac. 2.03502 5+ - Spottedsts « .2vae eee ee ee ate | 344 ib Al in varieties.......... Maxe@dy: 5252 seer seer | div. div. | hhA Nicotiana affinis...........- Flowerins|obacco --—. .-. >=. 224 white 3 |hhA Nierembergia gracilis....-. Graceful Nierembergia.......... w.&li I hhP Nigella damascena........ Biue Love-in-a-mist..... ina niccale | blue I hA AnANMNMAaAannnn7 Oo nN hs NOOMmaunn b+ Ae BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. SSN he Reseda odorata. Myosotts alpestrts. (Mignonette.) (Forget-me-not.) Viola tricolor. (Pansy.) Verbena. Althea rosea, (Hollyhock. ) Nemophila maculata. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 47 | ‘ Height “Duration Price Botanical Names, etc. Common Names, etc. | Color. in Bandi- per | | Feet eee Paper. nS ara Ms fe RS Nolana prostrata..,....... | PravlineuN olamawe ewes 6 2s. F 42 | b.&blk.| tra. | hA $0 05 Nycterinia Capensis ...... (Nycterinia odorata) ............ | white | 3 |hhA 10 Obeliscaria pulcherrima... Showy Obeliscaria............... Peres Ye line hhP 5 Cnothera biennis......... | Evening Primrose, Fragrant..... ‘yellow| 2 hB 5 bistorta Veitchii......| SGpotbede mene thee tule Se y- & or. 93 hA 5 Lamarckiana.....;... | Licht Yellow.:--:...---.-2.-| yellow} 3.-..{hB 5 Organs nicer... noes.) -.- Bitter Vetehia seen sehen ta. | purple} 1 bet "| 5 Oxaiterasen. 260s... Oxalisy-Roses tae ee os 6 5: rose % |hhP | ite) 2 7 | Rosy Salistq@mece . ent oes =. }ro.esal.| 72 |hhP | 1G Valdiviensis.......... New Sweetie 2 oes oe ek 'yellow| 34 |hhP | IO Tropzoloides........ Yellow-brown foliage........ % |hhA | 10 Pansy, or Heart’s-ease....| See Viola tricolor............... | Papaver Rhoeas........... African ROSe: ose macs «0 ke | div. ry din A | 5 2) ET Ge Poppy, DoublewWMihite....... 2... | white 2 hA 5 COCCINGHS ec... .. Double Scaghesy. ..vsg 2. ‘scarlet! 2 hA 5 UMIDFOSUMo. 3. ... 6. Rich Vermilion, Black spot. .| ver. 1% |hA 5 Painy-plsiys. 2. 3. | Double White, Rose-tipped. . 2 hA if) Dheysuiricy,...--.-:. | Mixe@et. x s.n2se ie clement div 2 hA IO PMKAGOW. 540... a Mixed $32 tee a oecsta GHLY, 2 HAG 10 ranunculiflorum...... Mixed borenche sas | div | 2 hA | 5 somniferum fl. pl..... Mixed Carnation. 0 4-9. <5. | div: | 5 hA 5 SUE eet eee Iceland Poppy, Mixed ...... 2 hP Io G@riehtalerans <2... 6S. . Red: AsiatiCvg mci so. yaar Famibl. |S hhP 10 CReeCui-: i225... .:... VellowtAsiatic < : 2... ape. <= yellow! 1% | hhP 10 Passiflora,in vars*........ Mixed Passion-flower ....-...... | div. to th fe) Pelargonium zonale....... Geranium, WMaxeda 2520. ..50.. | div. div. |tP Io SPC OMMIG Se =a aes Six 2 Three-cotored 2222505. Soe... - div. div. |tP | 25 odorotissimum....... | Apple-scented@)s 26 2..20.3... pink ee ae | 25 hybridum, in vars.... Finese Mixed: xe) Gy.2e8 2: div. div. | tP 25 Pentstemon gentianoides. .| Penstemon, Bicolor ............. pur.&w| 2 hhP © 10 —cceeruleus:.......... Harkwee Ss). See Soe... | blue 2 hhP ime) —in varieties......... Mixedts.etan eta ue Same. div. 2 hhP Io Perilla Nankinensis ...... Ornamental-leaved Perilla....... |} purple} 2 hhA 5 Petunia Pheenicea:. ....... Petunia? Purple. as... -| purplesesaso: bby: 5 nyctaginiflora........ W hiftel.- 2-2 ie en... 'white |tra. | hhA 5 SE 2)c7 be a Striped: yoy. xt ee eee ee. striped| tra. | hhA TO Countess of Ellesmere ROSE ah eee. ce ec, Soe ro.& w.| tra. | hhA Io NEENMD SS Net ces oceans MXC See 2 are tenes oe, oie ot div. tra. |bhA 5 hybrida grandiflora... Eimest Mixed) "223.250. so8k div. tra, ba 25 — —inimitable....... Mixed Blotehed oo 2 2 i53:... | div. tra.) | nh 25 — —nana compacta.. DiwarbStuiped: 20.235 co striped| % |hhA Io — —aurea............ Vellow-throated?=.s.0.. 4-5. yellow | tra. | hhA 25 NEE OlENO <2. os... Mixed; Doubles ..... 425 .22.. | div. tra. | hina 25 fimiotiata faplia.<... «z Mews iH ninsede or soos | div tras li As 3} 50 Phaseolus multiflorus.*....| Scarlet Flowering Bean.......... scarlet! 10 |tA 5 Phiox Drummondii alba...) Phlox Drummondii, White....... white fee a ewey to See |i ne Meuble White... ..00..6:..2 white rm | hA 10 =geulatar ss. 62 White;Purple-eyed -.... ... white Te EAN £0) —Leopoldiana........ Pink VW hite-eyed ...-..:.... | pink e | hA 10 —coccinea........... Pcepocariet..--..-------.-- scar. r |hA Io = aS Meee ICL LOW - oie ol sartoete co sloneteo!> yellow rt | hA Io —Chamois Rose...... Mgerivi ROS Ease 22:2! cieiee 2 Sos ene _ rose I |hA Io —WilliamI........... Riea-Stripetice. «oes cas ale Sah div. I |hA To —-Black Warrior...... Baicoln es Se os 5 Sais woh ws div. F's Io —Marmorata......... Marbled and Striped......... div. I |hA Io =aeimeess. Royal... . Lilac, White-edged ......... div. Toa eee fo) a Nera s 5 oy. '. - | Slate-blue, Marbled......... div. r |hA ie) —compacta........... Wwareblood-red .. <5... 066. red % |hA Io —cuspidata and fim- briata Stee eee eee | sjae-shaped, Mixed......... .... div. Pe) As Io Fa EMS 2 os 0 ha PVE Cente wats ae rit gin ake div. jee ba 7 5 pa ShamGwOra. 9. 0.2) | ange Mixed <-3/.co50. <sn:o div. Bea 10 ———splendens: ...... | aree-flowering >. ....22- 1/6. cr. & Ww. tr hes Io ptevaiaalditee one... - Brilliant Scarlets... 2.2.5.5. 20 scarlet r lhA Ie 48 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. MY Ha aan = 5 aoe rR Tt Mathioia. Papaver. (Shirley Poppy.) (Stocks.) iN ww Za i Kih W Sally A if Passifiora, S (Passion Flower.) Petunia, Single, =e Whitlavia. Zinnia, Tom Thumod. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 49 =< | 3 . | | | Height |Puration price Botanical Names, etc. Common Names, etc. Color. | in Bardi per | a | Feet | “negs, | Paper: ez] i Phlox Drummondii hor ; | | femsieuora..:..-... |. Phlox Hydranecare os .- so. . f0 rose I He $e" 35 @ectssate. -. 2)... 1... | Mixéd Perennials. 3) ru2 .. : div. div? *|4rpe- >| IO Pinks. See Dianthus. | Platystemon Californicum.| California Poppy.............--- vellow I hA 5 Polemonium cceruleum....| Jacob’s-ladder, Blue............. _blue eee 5 2 DUM te Aa ae ae WHITES ero ee eee oo. os -| white ay a ere = Polycalymma Stuartiy..... Bicolor Pverlastine “o2 58 t= ye Sew ois pie ae 10 Polygala, in varieties ..... Fine Mixed Polysalas2). -" 2-: =<. div. | div tP 25 Poppies. See Papaver. | Portulaca splendida aurea.| Sun-plant, Yellow............... yellow af A 5 —qDULIEMCUS ...2..... Purple. sees oma eee ee ee |purple| 1% |hA 5 fi | yt lo) Ada ite ieee Scares Bee See IF 2s white i hA 5 —Thellusoni......... | Scarler fea Gases sero eS ‘scerlet| ¥ hA 5 2 CECT cae an Mellow angturpie iter: y.&pur.| y% |hA 5 —aurantiaca......... Orange Se Blolste ahem So ele ere Seema orange vA | hA 5 =—hOSla feos. oe | PROSE ie ten et ee ee 5 | POSE \% )hA 5 —caryophylloides... | Stripe ses Beret ac div. % |hA 5 = 7 ee aed | Mixed, Sinkie ACO rete at jdiv. | 3% |hbA 5 —flore pleno ate ae re Mixed Double Sn hen one ae here | div. i y% hhA Io Potentilla, in varieties ....| Mixed Potentilla.............:..| div. | 7 hP | ite) *Primula elatior, in vars . | Mixed Poalyanthus. 2.725.222) div % |hhP | Io AMTICMat. 6h Fine Mixed Auricula : 24 53.0.2: | div. % |hhP | 25 Wapomecn 62s oe 2. Purple Primrose ee oe |purple| 1 hhP | 10 Mpeanicacs 2S. Primrose, Everblooming........ | white eR a4 25 fimbriata alba........ | Chinese Primrose, Fringed...... white ep Gea By 25 SS TOSEAE fe Shae ee eee | Princed Roses. oe et nk e.: | rose 3% =6|tP | 25 =—slepantissimia..... . | Prince’ Speed... 5-5... li&er: | -3{-+-| + Pe) 50 Saas S97 2h 7 See Ces a a Prinsed stnigeds 2). ce. = | div. 3% -/tP. 25 —flore-pleno......... Mixed "Douitter 12 fos. .! | div. div. |-tP 50 SEALS Se aioe Mixedeliriieecd ste. er ot: div. div. |tP 25 = ili (site) | Mixed Fern-leaved.......... | div. div?! EP wa 50 Pyrethrum parthenium....| Feverfew, Double............... | white 13 VP hiaP | Io Zire Golden-leaved.............. yellow] 1 hhP | Io —Golden Gem:...... Bright Golden Double....... yellow] 1 bhP | 10 oa he 3 eee Rose-flowered Pyrethrum ....... rose 2 hPt>*| 10 Reseda odorata........... Miniionetie,s sveeu re <a. e =. Dutt S77. Are) 5 ait IMAMGOEA 2s oc. « Bagi ee Sweets sn tee xs _ buff I hA | 5 = aie Obata <5....-.-. Ey fatal alee Spe on ee | rose 1% |hA 5 Solves) i Se Goldém Oucen's-- ee. ea Or ye ihe I HAY *) IO ==) 7 2a NEWER OU hae tree. tee ore ted I Ars") IO EM ea Mo. ws. Parsons NV bite =... 2 42 waited): ae Pl dare 5 ——Stewatedis. =... =). - Crintsom Giant: ot os. ee Crimea yl ap) AoA | 5 —Miles’ Hybrid...... New Spiral ree ut: buff | 1%/hA | 5 Gabriele, very fine....| Robust, Large Spikes .......... | red. 4f jhA Io Rhodanthe Manglesiy..... Everlasting-flower, Rose ........ TOS) a) st tA | TO Gidicmigtat 2-2. ...--- ‘Three-colored =n eo y.r.&bk| 2 i: be Io —albat..... Ree New White csk ae | white | 1% )|tA IO 2S =) a ee WIXCE oo eae aes Veivs = "dix 6 vile IO Ricinus sanguineus....... Castor-Béean), Reds: say. oe a: | Sede bop TO te 5 Borboniensis......... aree Green. pepe et) a. | vio. 15 tA 5 Cambodgensis....... BONY Pia eee ge te ilar ee 6 tA Io Seti? eer New (Sian see Pin ete oe lee 10 eee ine) i : Blank RE Soo eee eae sen Geert rie 4 tA 10 Gh = (in Nixes oe rn vie eee 22 |div. |div. [tA 5 Rosa in varieties.......... Fine Mixed -‘R0Se saeco 3's! « div. div. | hhP ae) Salpiglossis hybrida...... (Salpiglossis grandiflora) ........ div. 1% | hhA | To Samia patens..:....-.... Salvia, Waicht Blue see 2 es win blue I EP tas. | 25 SRNGMAGNS ws oi.) a= «5. Brilliant Scaler. ses. =<: scarlet | 3 tP Io 222 ee Silver-leaveds oles oo ee white 2 Pe | Io eho 0 Parple Clary.:: : fyascs epee. purple}; 1 fA | 5 Sanvitalia procumbens ...} Sanvitalia, Yellow and Brown ...|...... tra. | hA | 5 —flore pleno........- New Double =o? es. yellow|tra. | hA | 5 Saponaria calabrica....... Bomncing-bets.. corres tanec pink I bay 5 50 Botanical Names, etc. Saxifraga, in varieties .. Scabiosa candidissima cocciiea ana. .2.~ .= varius Schizanthus Grahami Priesti Wa) WAMMECICS 2225: oaks Sedum azureum MaxtlawicZia.. =. 2.45 Senecio elegans alba...... =—pUrpUrea -..<-- 26 nici ae | Silene armeria..... 2 Abe —compacta | varius Solanum capsicastrum.... melongena —coccineum SRC CACC eh. Cee a iw. eee eee eS ale itt ww, ah ete Ft te a Se © 86 6» » # wate, ein ta sees eacu® = 5+ SER ARMER noes! Lee Statice Bonduelli Suwerowi- je. > bee oe incana hybrida Stevia serrata Stocks. See Mathiola. Sweet Peas. See Lathyrus.) Tacsonia ignea* Tagetes patula aurea .....| = Si fictta i. pli-@ 2 -- | striata pumila VACES i Pilg a2 oie Soe erecta citrina fl. pl.. —aurantiaca fl. pl —Nugget of Gold ... —El Dorado signati pumila........ Thunbergia Bakeri*....-.-.| aurantiaca* alata* if) WARICHES@. <5 cya Torenia edentata..........) Tournefortia heliotropioi’s .| Trachelium cceruleum.....| Trichosanthes colubrina™*.. Trifolium odoratum ititoma wvaria =: ~~: .2-53,-/ Tropzolum peregrinum™~*. majus Lobbianum* . Tom Thumb King... .| — —sulphureum —-+Bronze color..-.- | — —Pearl............ — —Ruby King...... | — —Golden King. — —King Theodore... — —Empress of India — —varius majus Schillingi* —The Pearl*.:..-..-.: —Dunnetti* | —King Theodore® ...| —atrosanguineum?.. .| WaniiGe Tao ceca Lae | Valeriana, in varieties..... Gresko nities viviveds Se lmao et ane | ees see = of ose 6 * & 6 © = esa! Sistate alee eh ee © he ae ; eile weeite te © em ho eee POR ee, Ca wine se 8 eee 6m =i ee . Mixed Saxifraga Common Names, ete Mourning-bride, White.......... Carnie. 4. eee ae Dwart Mixed.----..+. -- ae Schizanthus, Red and Orange.. Pure White Fine Mixed . SLGHE-CrODp =. 326. 5o.4- ae New Golden. Jacobea, White .. Perle’ sci. paar. ees -| Catchfly, Lobel’s : Rose Purples «=... ) fee 8 25 Mixed Orange-fruited Solanum......... ae @ als =i ee. = oie w » 6 ahs oa eae te wae we S-« 2 a ee sie wie a) 6 we wla Weel tie « [Bee-plant; White. <- : ose eens = “Scarlet PN cee be ee ee Striped os 2224 .c2 eae = Statice, Golden Rose Hybrid Mixed _ Vanilla-scented Stevia. © 6 © (6s «4 6 = wid meee 6 es |F © 8.8 © © « 4 8/6 6 6 «6 oe oe eee = wo eC ee i a ee wicket atime Ke (Oo linl f | Passion- flower-like _ Marigold, Double Golden Double- SETIDe 3 Js eeeree 6 = Cloth of Gold Goldén' (Rint 6 era ye Frenely Mixed ..-s cc rceee: = <= Lemon. Atrican....4.2eee- - Orange African Golden Yellow African Double Aimean-2. freee. = | Yellow-striped (for edging)... _Thunbergia, Pure White..-...-... | Orange, Dark-eyed Buff, ‘Dark- SOY CS on ce tate Superb Mixeds. cs. oceeee tral | Fournier’s New Torenia...... Summer Heliotrope Blue Trachelium | Climbing Scarlet-fruitedCucumb’ r | Sweet- scented Clover | Red-hot Poker Plant pcs -hird Flowers) pssnceo.- _ Nasturtium, Mixed Perennial . Dwarf Carmine Dwarf Yellow. Dwarf Bronze Dwarf Blush Dwarf Ruby | Dwarf Goldenz. 2222 3-2 Dwarf Purple Dwarf Crimson . Mixed Tom Thumb Lipht Yellow... 2. sseerert Cream White Bright Orange Dark Crimson Crimson Mixed Tall Mixed Garden Valeriin Sweet-scenied a = «ol ein les od iii oo = [eC Oe Oe eC Chnid wae et’ cm Symes aye we aie «(© =e ste em a) © pene etme ee Peele eo aw a 6 diem = VS eS ee Sw ee em ee pe sae ©. 6 fe o & a eperene Bia e 6 oe & ae 46 Busts ete 2 om div. alles | div. yellow rose | div. | white | y. & br. striped tra. i j | $ i | orange | div. yellow | | buff | div. blue white white ese ee? ' ow pur. blue | Height C tc. Color. in | | Feet, | "tess. | Paper. RO NN Hee i] a. HAR NW HR es oe ee NSW x Oo DRS! BRIDGEMAN'S SEED CATALOGUE. | Duraticn | | emer | OMmMNNN OOM NON ee a) OOMmuUNN se) nono Ooi bed bh 0 °O a | Me me he ND NMOAMnUnnnaAnnnnnanwniodonmoodonainnunn BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. ce ae | Height | Duration Price Botanical Names, etc. Common Names, etc. | Color. | Ei per Feet. | Paper Venidium calendulacium ..| Orange, Brown Center .......... iat | fe hhA. |) $a: 10 Verbena hybrida alba ..... | Verbena, Pure White’ ....:...--- white | tra. | hhP | IO —striata ........-.... Italian Sg) 0212 | Oe eee striped; tra. | hhP IO urecetea a ot,. . ok | Brieht scant: te. 2 22 2 - 2 |scarlet| tra. | hhP Io —Defiance.........--. | Maric Seales. 6 = ae aes: tra he | Io Sees sas. 2151s ae = Beautiful Blue is 2.55 22 252: blue tra. | hhP | Io —Mammoth ......... | Mammoth Mixeds.......2.>.| div. "|, trac {hhP |. 25 w Uivarietics...:.....: , Finest Mixed 427). .-)...4-- divin: a. -trae hhes | Io SR ERANERS a sits soar ee | Fine Maxed) ..25.saeansk Bc cae | div. tra. | hhP | 5 TemerTOIGeS «.- 2... -5- | Whiter saeein serene sete ae white tra | BYAs's -| Io Veronica Syriaca.......... Dwarf Blue: Veronica... a.>:-.1+ + | blue % |bhA | IO Vinca alba rosea :..-:...... Periwinkle, Madagascar......... LW.&TO.l. Lt AitA || 10 ST ee eee mf Pare Wittens See ah ae cay: _white EAL 540) SION ES a on Se a. Ste Rose, Dark-eyeds.....45- 55. rose | pa IO BLS os oh tae SS: Mixed so ose cee ee al GY. ve Nady (thin | Io Viola tricolor ccerulea..... | Pansy, or Heart’s-ease, Blue..... be Bey) oly 34) she | 10 —mMlarginata.......... Gold- Marine =. oats. ay Sor bbglalalee | Io BAR es = ho 5. oo King of the Blacks......... black | y% |hbP | 10 S27 Es Se aaa Whites: 2265628: sae eee aoe: white 136) | bh | 10 = ANG, 2 Saket Vella 35% he AA ae Ae: }yellow; % |hhP | 10 2251 pee eee se | BelsianonBaney ss. 22125 52): Redivos a4 hh 4 25 —Emperor William. . .' New danke s cues tease oe: 'be&pur.} % | hhP 10 “Odier..2 4... )22ss- | Five-blotched.............-. cin A ee A 25 —Lord Beaconsfield. .| Violet and Lavender ........! % |hhP as —Mahogany-colored.. | ¥% |hhP 10 —maxima, in vars.... Finest Mixed f22 0012 2.2"). | div. % |hhP 25 SS WVATANES aio a ices ee a Hine Mixed i ie ee div. ¥% |hhP Io Prmardeau.. 2800 ae : Extra Large Mixed.......... div. 2. thhe ay os odorata,in vars.......| Mixed Sweet Violet ............. | div. % |hhP | = Wiseania oculata: >i)... 2% | Rose-of-heaven, Pink............ pk.&s. pil BAG: 3 5 Slesans picts. 2.4. *: Painted oorsyrsny-5 20h ee oe «4 cr. & W. The | 5 SOIR Soci ess Stee ae | Mixediea3e5s.t ee ce div. div. |hA | 5 Vitadenia triloba......... | Australian Daisy 2522-203. tes) pu.&li} y |hA | 10 Wahlenbergia grandiflora..; Blue Bellflower.. ............... | blue Bp pale: Io Waitzia grandifloray...... | Large-flowered Waitzia ....... .-| yellow BINT ACS 25 Whitlavia grandiflora..... Whitlavia, Violet-blue........... blue ie ha 5 —gloxinoides......... | Gloxinia-like ........ Bieips me |w. & b. jag be cee eng | Io Wigandia Vigieri......... Ornamental-leaved.............. 7 at 48 5 is Xeranthemum annuum}... Everlasting-flower .............. 'purple| 2 |hA 5 sa Sih WGC reeS 22 eee age ne Ce, | white 2 Tha” 4 5 imperialis fl. ply...... Wate ste: ee eee eee |pur.av{ 2 |hA +} fe) Ve Tye Se | Mares 2 5.2 5 aie etn eee div. a | LA ta 5 Zauschneria Californica ... Scarlet Tubular-flowered........ scarlet rt |bhP | 25 Beewaponica =... ..f...-.. _Striped-leaved Japanese Maize. ..| w.& gr. 5 |hbA | 5 Zinnia elegans alba....... Zinnia, Double White ........... | white 7 8 se) = PUP CT ae ee Double Scanletrs2 |. 24 scarlet 7 Sed 8 Ws ia 10 == Double Véllowstee4- - 2. ce yellow aL WA Be) IO <= i LU e irre Double Parples 2... oes. | purple Zo) lars sf) —violacea..... Py nt Double Violet) 2-23 252 2. | Piet ai ie oP a Io —grandiflora robusta.. | Double Large-flowering ..... div. 2 |hA -| ike) 2 ee Double Carnation, striped... striped; 2 |hA | Co) SS 2 ees Double Mixea 3-7-7 + 3c div. 2 |hA 10 —Tom Thumb....... | Dwarf Double Mixed ........ div. tek 10 —New Pompon...... Double Cone-shaped........ CIA oe [erie ee 10 Maaveana fi. pl.-..-... Mexican Double = 223. 344-, |golden| ir14%jhA_ | IO ORNAMENTAL GRASSES . Per pkt. Per pkt Agrostis pulchella (hA) .........0...020200-eeeees $o 10 | Coix lachrymze (Job’s-Tears) (HA).......--2.000s $o 05 Agrostis nebulosa (fine) (hA) ..........-.c.202---- 10 | Eragrostis elegans (Love-Grass) (hA)...... 5 Anthoxanthum gracilis (hhP) .. awavecereseve 10 |. Erianthus Ravennze (GP) lc cees ccc ecw sonwccwe 10 JU ba So) eee 10 | eatee sees (BP No accs does BOs o tae eles oe To Avena sensitiva eaten Oats) TACT eS 5 -| Festuca rigida (BP) ese--- 22. seven cscnccccennec-= ba) Bromus brizeformis (hA)..............ceeee cence 5 Gynerium, sp. (Pampas Grass) (hhP)............ 10 Briza maxima (Quaking Grass) (hA)...........-+- 5 Hordeum jubatum (hA) .........ccceesseeeeeeeeee 5 Pees (1A) - 32-5. ccc nc ccccs-scdeancesconess 5 | | Lagurus ovatus (Hare’s-Tail) (hA)..........0.--- 5 Brizopyrum sSiculum (hA)..........2eceeececenees 5 | Setaria macrochzeta (hA) .......ccccccccecses-eee 10 (hA) Chrysurus aureus (Lamarkia) (HA) ...s-eeeeeseee 5 | Stipa pennata (Feather-Grass) (HP) ..-.seccseeess 10 52 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. Collections of Flower Seeds. GERMAN AnD FRENCH FLOWER SEEDS. 4a@- Raised and put up by celebrated cultivators in Europe, and sold in the original packets as received. ASTERS. Truffaut’s French Peony-flowered Perfection, 12 distinct varieties Truffaut’s Imbricated Pompon French, 12 varieties Builled Double Genman;) 12 varieties /: se hee. New Dwarf Bouquet German (Boltz), to varieties Globe or Uhland German, Io varieties Dwarf Chrysanthemum-flowered German, 6 varieties Rose-flowered German, extra fine, 8 varieties Cocardeau, or Crown (white center), 6 varieties Betteridge’s Prize, 12 varieties BALSAMS. Miniatureion Dwarf. German, 10 varieties .. }2eaehe ae ow ce Lee eee Camellia-flowered, extra double, spotted, 12 varieties ................20----2-- Carnation-Striped, double, 3 fine varieties. | \).0 «0c... 404 Baan = ieee aes ee Double. Qwarf Gamellia-flowered,, 6varieties)....::h/seagee sete cee ee eee STOCKS. Dwarf German Ten-Weeks, 12 varieties: . 22.2. [429 Us Pee A wc ne ee New Large-flowering Dwarf Ten-Weeks, 12 varieties .................0000-000-- Wallflower-leaved Ten Weeks, to superb-varieties 228.22. ..).....-. <a eeeee Perpetual/Emperor, 12 varieties... 0040.25.20. 2.522 25 eee ee Bo ee Winter. Large-flowering’ German, ‘8 varieties « {9.2.2 J) 295s. ec. MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS. Alpineior Rock Plants, 8 varieties t.620... 23. gs 23 5 eee ‘ilies 6 «5 ee Amaranthus (Ornamental Sorts), 8 varieties: ........1.5.-...- supe = -2- «- foe Antirrhinum. (Snapdragon), 12 varieties. .2:. ss...) eee ee Aquilesia (Columbine), 12 varieties 02224... sa: 2” eee eee Begonia, Tubetous-rooted, 6. varieties. 2icec: 224...) ene eee oo ae Canna (Dwarf French), 6 varictiesocncui 25. eee Oe Calliopsis (Coreopsis); A Watleties-.i02 5 5.0.0. 2 aia 3 ie eae ee ee : Campanula (Canterbury-bell),6 varieties os ae. os x. ci ee e Celosia ctistata (CockScomb),. 6 varieties... 7:24. 2... a. «once ee Chrysanthemums, Annual, 12 varieties... . nn. 2.4 4-5. ee eee oe eee _Climbing or Running Plants, E2 Varieties 2.5... Gaueeeni se | ee oe ee Se "Colens, Superb Mixed, 1:2 warieties: 2-4 fz) Seo wes ee oe ee ee Delphinium (Larkspur), TO VAFICEIES cole 2 sic 5 ocnge cha he ope ois ee ae 27 Candelabra-fontied, G wanleties .. 00. 4-0 «64 . be eee » shapaeee Dianthus Chinensis (Annual Pinks), 2 varieties’. .".:.«..-% = a eeeeie> Oat Everlasting or Eternal Flower, 12) varieties |... . o40: ».., <p - eae we ot oe Ferns, Fine Mixed, 12 varieties ss)... s20os venga: os es ook Coes ee EF HCHSIA | E2 VATICHIES | 0). 5 cg .lcioe & acs ele Rie ntlens cas Ph eee ced Se eee en ee Herbaceous Hardy Plants. ce ..< oii 2. acjs Cepek ee io meiee Cas ots ae ee ee een a Holtyhocks, Getntan Double,12 varieties ==... ss... 2.- -..- -o<.k a eie © eee se Iberis (Candytuft); S varieties... ete etaecwtt cee tee ee ee Ipomca Vines, 8 varieties .4)--c.e) Beek: 4 Ae Le cee Lathyrus (Swecét-Peas), 16 VaFleties 2 osc cece cau ee ola vo «0 ne dl cke cle pene bene ea Hapiats (Lupins),8 varieties 2.250 ois eo ae Pek = <tc oe ee a Ornamental Grasnes, £2 Varieties: «een acceuqeser «ie ce ale cob asthe 0s on his ce aie ee Rees Cee Qrnamental-leaved Plants; na-varietieSas ck ink . «oe. van nis men ewes clea s eee eRe trot Pansy or Heart’s-ease; 1r2:distinet vatieties ". ss ee cect ies Seals tet ee eeaee Papaver (Double Poppy) 12 WasiGUles conic. sree ov gx ss eh ores el nb piel aint Giant Emperor German, $ varieties .: .2. 2-02) 2 a. ne eee © 58 870.8 (W186 Oe 8 oO 80 ae Ss = Se oe os «lf ee 6 ess) ay eee ee) es) ee) me New Victoria German? S$ distinct varieties 220.1242 5 ee. ook eee eee Me ——— BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 53 GERMAN AND FRENCH FLOWER SEEDS (Miscellaneous Collections), continued. reamed a. Bl. G Vali ane a oa Naf ane Sopa a a vias Hs see a ed ew wie' $I 50 a Mate” fuciSiiCe VaAMeHES 52.0 c see ae ae ece a- oi i sisson wn sa fs OR ei ayelepele deo ws 75 * Sete Geis tinch vaniemesrs aiioke tae de ei es oo 1S ok Seb es Hog emit es 75 Pees MNINONGII. 12 MAIBERGBARICLICS ?. 0...) - ooo 2 bes ee 2 os eee elegans os od 75 POS. | SECEDE) SUN wag 0am re Sore 1 oa ae I oo Pepeeneraal or free, 6 fine gatietiesay a 4... --- -2-- +2) 2-2+- 2s Sse eeieme eee 3 I 50 Peiiesbtet | OUDIC. VAIO a: Ee Serle He OE eles le Sel ele ein aie aR eae 75 pst MEO VATIC MES Int eee ee «5 2 aks siebale sits So's 2s © sgeny aeere myeYo bee 50 Piamice t rineed (chinese, G yahictiess. 4-0 4.- => - <= 2 + 4- + 6-6 ee en lne ye eines 75 Sipedasss yp, 12 Vabiehes creamed Sel = 2 sarees ee See es tits pia oe SE tats WEEE SCADIOUS). TOMAS taal. 65-225 oe = sone oi se 2s = alee eleven tome 75 Tagetes (French and African Marigold), 8 varieties......-.-----.-.--.ee esses eee eee 40 Tropzolum (Nasturtium), Tom Thumb, 12 varieties ..........------6-- LEE RT Th 75 x Tall or Climbing, PaRGIPE IH (21h SSID I Sic = ee ee er ae 75 3 webbiamum, 8 varieties-i7 7. Meese 3) tee ols o = a tes so Pe he Sohne te Mee 50 Wemera Rybiida yb variclies’. |... .5 sia asdee: © oa 2 le He ws Snes 2 win sole <2 =e > ss epg hipte ws oe 75 Miatitower, Gernuan Double, 6 warietiess/j4:6-~. 22 225-22 ns eee oe Slee Ses tee te pe 75 Peel PANS ONIN. S.wATIETUES) 2 silane ob. 2 sashes oe 2 Soe ee Se sella s love cpa nial 8 as rhe 75 SEEDS ADAPTED 1r0 GREENHOUSE CULTURE. The annexed are adapted to culture in the dwelling-house or greenhouse, though many varieties will answer for the border during the summer months. The kinds men- tioned will be found under their scientific names, in the descriptions of Flower Seeds. ABUTILON, Abutilon, in varieties. Acacia, in varieties. Alstremeria hybrida. Angelonia grandiflora. Azalea Indica. Begonia hybrida. Calceolaria, in varieties. Campanula pyramidalis. Centaurea Clementei. 6) gymnocarpa. ‘Chorozema, in varieties. Cineraria hybrida. Convolvulus mauritanicus. Coronilla, in varieties. Cuphea platycentra. ‘Cyclamen persicum. Dianthus caryophyllus (Carnation). Dracena, in varieties. Dracocephalum (Balm of Gilead). Epacris hybrida. Erodium (Musk Geranium). Eupatorium, in varieties. Euphorbia pandurata. Ferns, in varieties. | Fuchsia, in varieties. Glaucium corniculatum. | Gloxinia, in varieties. Heliotropium (Heliotrope). Humea elegans. Impatiens Sultani. Ipomea Leari. Kaulfussia, in varieties. Kennedya, in varieties. Lantana, in varieties. Lopezia coronata. Lophospermum, in varieties. _ Mathiola (Stock Gilly). _ Maurandia, in varieties. es Mimulus (Monkey-flower). Myrsiphyllum (Smilax). Myrtus (Myrtle). Nierembergia gracilis. Oxalis, in varieties. Passiflora (Passion-flower). Pelargonium (Geranium). Petunia, in varieties. Polygala, in varieties. Primula Sinensis (Chinese Primrose). Reseda (Mignonette). Salvia splendens. Senecio, in varieties (Jacobcea). Solanum ciliatum. es capsicastrum. Stevia serrata. Tacsonia ignea. Torenia edentata. Tropzolum Lobbianum, in varieties. Vinca (Madagascar Periwinkle). 54 ———____—__—_ USEFUL ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE-PLANTS BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. (Suitable for Borders and Sub-Tropical Gardening.) Amaranthus salicifolius. ce bicolor ruber. cs tricolor. os Henderi. Aquilegia (Columbine). Bocconia Japonica. Canna (Indian-shot). Cannabis gigantea (Giant Hemp). Carduus benedictus. Celosia cristata (Cockscomb). <. * sHuttonit. Centaurea candidissima. Cineraria maritima. Datura meteloides. Erythrina (Coral-plant). Eryngium Leavenworthi. Euphorbia marginata. < pandurata. Glaucium (Horned Poppy). Helianthus (Russian Sunflower). argophyllus. | centrochlorus fl. pl. Be elegans. Liatris (Gay-feather). Martynia fragrans. Nicotiana affinis (Tobacco). Ornamental Grasses. Perilla Nankinensis. Pyrethrum aureum. f (Golden Gem). Ricinus (Castor-oil Plant). Salvia argentea. Solanum ciliatum. Statice incana. Trifolium odoratum. Wigandia Vigieri. Zea Japonica. ee ETC., FOR VASES AND HANGING BASKETS. Ageratum, in varieties. Alonsoa, in varieties. Alyssum martimum. Aubrietia deltoidea. Brachycome (Swan River Daisy). Calandrinia umbellata. Callirhoe pedata. Centaurea candidissima. Cineraria maritima. Clintonia elegans. Convolvulus minor. a: mauritanicus. Eschscholtzia Mandarin. Fenzlia dianthiflora. Gilia tricolor, in varieties. Heliophila Arabioides. Iberis odorata, in varieties. Leptosiphon, in varieties. Linum (Flax). Loasa lateritia. Lobelia gracilis, in varieties. Lophospermum, in varieties. ¢ Collections of Malcomia (Virginia Stock). | Maurandya, in varieties. Mimulus (Musk Plant). | «¢ — (Monkey-flower). Wemophila (Love-grove). Wierembergia gracilis. WNolana prostrata. Pelargonium, Zonale (Geranium). Petunia, in varieties. Portulaca, in varieties. Reseda odorata (Mignonette). Sanvitalia procumbens. Saponaria (Soapwort). Saxifraga, in varieties. Sedum (Stonecrop). Thunbergia, in varieties. Tropzolum (Nasturtium). Verbena. in varieties. Vinca (Madagascar Periwinkle). Viola tricolor (Pansy). Viscaria (Rose-of-heaven). Zinnia Haageana. Flower Seeds. OUR OWN SELECTION. The packets are beautifully illustrated with a chromo-lithographed portrait of the flower as true to nature as it can be made. French accompany each packet. Cultural directions in English, German and ‘ 100 Packets of Annuals, Biennials and: Perennials, best assorted... .:4255¢-cers ance £8 oo EDO fF ra good assorted. <4. Career eee 4 00 50 rT; ce “ 3 best assorted... 0 s5 oo pees 4 00 50 ce 6< ‘é ‘e good assorted ... .: 2: gass-ockaseee 2 00 25 &< 7 best. issentedeg Ae «|. . va 'sics oss Sag ae oo «pe 2 00 20 ce “ FOOGMSSOLIE Mia PP oi. sos Loe) ehh oes eo eae ee ee I 00 12 66 “ bestassortedsca.%.4 2... ss aglow e ls.) eee I 00 10 “c sc MOOG MSSOCHER ra a: oi. = oe a 5 he a eb bw de 50 12 iT 6 New -and Favorite kinds... . .. Ajeuisinn ashy pablabecesianeee I 50 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 55 ANNUALS, ETC., FoR BOUQUETS aAnNbD NOSEGAYS. | Gypsophila, in varieties. Abronia umbellata. Ageratum, in varieties. Alyssum (Sweet Alyssum). Antirrhinum (Snapdragon). Aquilegia (Columbine). Asperula azurea. - Aster Chinensis, and varieties. Balsamina camellieflora. Cacalia (Tassel-flower). Celosia kermesina. Centaurea (Sweet Sultan). Fe cyanus (Bluebottle). Centranthus, in varieties. Chrysanthemum, in varieties. Clintonia pulchella. Collinsia, in varieties. Cynoglossum (Venus’-navelwort), Dianthus Chinensis (Pinks). “ barbatus (Sweet-william). oy caryophyllus (Carnation). Delphinium (Larkspur). Didiscus ceerulea. Erysimum (Hedge-Mustard). Gilia, in varieties. Gomphrena (Globe-Amaranthus). Heliophila Arabioides. | Heliotropium ( Heliotrope). | Hesperis (Sweet-Rocket). Iberis odorata, in varieties. Lathyrus (Sweet-Peas). Leptosiphon, in varieties. Lychnis chalcedonica. Mathiola (Ten-Weeks Stock). Myosotis (Forget-me-not). Nigella (Love-in-a-mist). Petunia hybrida. Phlox Drummondii, in varieties. Reseda (Mignonette). Salpiglossis hybrida. Scabiosa (Mourning-bride). Senecio (Jacobea). Silene Armeria (Catch-fly). Smilax asparagoides. Tournefortia (Summer Heliotrope). Tropzolum (Nasturtium), Verbena, in varieties. Viola tricolor (Pansy). Viscaria, in varieties. Zinnia elegans, fl. pl. INDEX TO COMMON NAMES. Common Name. African Marigold ........ Tagetes. African Datewys 3... sp. ¥)2 Sse Athanasia. Amethyst). sos. 5)... Browallia. Animated Oats .......... Avena. Arabian Primrose........ Arnebia IPSN E ear oe a Seo chase Statice J UT EIET CRBS eel eee Primula Australian Daisy ........ Vittadenia IS ANIC et tee ses. is Balsamina. Balsam-apple ........... Momordica. Asam OAS oy cis. 5 Momordica. Balm-of-Gilead .......... Dracocephalum. BaMGgon-ymie- 2.2... .. Cardiospermum. ha: Tse Phaseolus. Bearded Penstemon...... Chelone. Bee Larkspur............ Delphinium. Bladder Ketmia ......... Hibiscus. IMC BBE Gy oo hs OSs See 2 Centaurea. Bell-flower.............. Campanula. Bouncine-Bet.........:.- Saponaria. fee iniscis::.......... Anoda. Californian Poppy ....... Platystemon. Di LEE aaa aie Humea. Mamayesre sss te. k Iberis. Canary-bird Flower...... Tropzeolum. Canterbury-bells ........ Campanula. Cape Marigold........... Calendula. Gataation Pink. ......:. Dianthus. Cardinal-flower.......... Lobelia. Gusterisean... ......... Ricinus. Botanical Name. Common Name. Botanical Name. Catcl=tigs Ory Riri lh) She Silene China Pinks oy s25). 9Si0t Dianthus. Chinese Bell-flower ...... Abutilon. Chinese Primrose ........ Primula. Chinese Larkspur........ Delphinium. ClaTy ee ee Salvia hominum. Climbing Cucumber .......Cyclanthera. Clove’ Pink «cn. ty nite Dianthus. Cockscombrn.. ae 2 58) Celosia. \. Columbine Fe .. wey cere Aquilegia. Coral-plant..... Soh hoeaettase Erythrina. Cordyline os eosin « Dracena. Coreopsis =. .s20 oe Calliopsis. Conrslipy trees nadie. Bre Primula veris. Cypress-vine ............ Ipomeea. DAIS Wie Aceh. Oo nk ees Bellis. Dame’s-violet ........... Hesperis. [mum. Dew-plant. .'9: 24-35 4.02: Mesembry anthe- Dusty-nitiier, <8. Sc Cineraria. Dutchman’s-pipe ........ Aristolochia. Eccremocarpus . ........ Calempelis. BraPlanks Jarsses ire Solanum. Eternal-flower .......... Helichrysum. Evening Primrose ....... CEnothera: Everlasting Peas ........ Lathyrus. Fever-and-Ague Plant. ... Eucalyptus. Feather-grass ........... Stipa. COE bo ook had ni a a Linum. Forget-me-not ........... Mvosotis. MOXCHOVEt Gh HEY 2s 6. s 2 Digitalis. 56 BRIDGEMAN’'S SEED CATALOGUE. Common Name. Botanical Name. Common Name. Botanical Name. POuUrO CIOEKS « -. 0S. ct = Mirabilis. Nastucuumn *. ee ese Tropzolum. French Marigold......... ‘Lagetes. Passion Auwer .........2. Passiflora. Gas plants. an... -35- Dictamnus. Pasque-llower .........=% Anemone. Gay-feather ............. Liatris. Pheasant’s-eye .......... Adonis. Germain)... 2 ee Pelargonium. Pheasant’s-eye Pink..... Dianthus. Gilliflower ..............Mathiola. ) Pinks Sa ae 2o0: oe ee Dianthus. Globe Amaranth......... Gomphrena. Pelyantlins (26 /..:'. 2402 Primula. Geey gine os Po. Clianthus. Poppy. ee tee Papaver. eee es 8s Fh oe Cucurbita. | Pot Marigold a2 oi: . a5 Calendula. Mawaawveed’. (60008 25. e, Crepis. Primtose #00 2. ree Primula. Heart’s-ease .:.--/.-. -»- +. Viola | Prince’s-feather ......... Amarantus. age oo Se eae Erica. | Quaking-grass........... Briza. Hedge Mustard.......... Erysimum. | Redhot-poker............ Tritoma. Bederhor 62.2202 -4 Hedysarum. Rose, Aimeaners =. 02). se Papaver Rheeas. HeWyROCK |. 2. 26 855s Althea. | Rose-of-heaven .......... Viscaria. MeBEStY © 20-22. 2- he ge Lunaria. | Rose Campions:.......-: Agrostemma. Honeysuckie®. <2. 55. :--., Hedysarum. | Saqe oo eee es oe Salvia. Horned Poppy ..-..-..--- Glaucium. | Satiionti2 7. ae. Se Carthamus. Hyacinth Bean .......... Dolichos. [mum ! Satin Flower............ Lunaria. lee pinnt 2 Pie ys Mesembryanthe-! Scotch Broom ........... Cytisus. Immortal-flower......... Xeranthemum. | Sensitive-plant..... 2... Mimosa. Imperial Pink | ..\. 3: 5: Dianthus. | Slipperwort 72-2" _..Calceolaria. fndian-shel. . 2 3. oe. Canna. | Snapdragon.-......222.. Antirrhinum. Jacob’s-laddet -.......---- Polemonium. | Smeezewort ............. Helenium. Japanese Maize........ ph eas | Spider-flower............ Cleome. japan Pinks. 3t Dianthus. | Stock Gul. eee Mathiola. aS OAs os Le Coix (grass). | Stone-crop.............. Sedum. Jesepl’s-codt oe ae: Amarantus. | Stramonium ............ Datura. Lady’s-slipper........... Balsamina. | Sun-dial................ Lupins. PATRSPEE nese ee oe Delphinium. | Sunflower.... .........-. Helianthus. London Pride.......-..-.. Dianthus. | Summer Heliotrope ...... Tournefortia. Love-grove.............- Nemophila. | Swallowwort............ Asclepias. Love-gtdse* rk 2 ee. Eragrostis. | Swan River Daisy ....... Brachycome. Love-in-a-mist .......-.. Nigella. Sweet-Clover............ Trifolium. Love-in-a-puff ........... Cardiospermum. Sweet-Peas' 7222 -- =: Lathyrus. Love-lies-bleeding ......./ Amarantus. Sweet-Rocket ........... Hesperis. Wiqiden Pate os oe sd Dianthus. Sweet-Sultan ........... Centaurea. MIROID re es as: Tagetes. | Sweet-William.......... Dianthus. Marvel of Peru.......... Mirabilis. | Tassel-flower............ Cacalia. Mexican Poppy... ::°-::. Argemone. | ‘Tobacco; #0 eee ee = Nicotiana. Miswanction. 10222 Ss Reseda. | Touch-me-not ........... Impatiens. Mock-Orange ............ Cucurbita. | Variegated Spurge....... Euphorbia, Monkey-flower .......... Mimulus. | Venus’ Looking-glass ....Campanula. Wigwk ste cn « J Aconitum. | Venus’-navelwort........ Cynoglossum. Morning-glory ........... Convolvulus. Virginian Stock.......... Malcomia. Mountain Fringe......... Adlumia. Vigin’s-bower ........... Clematis. Mourning-bride.......... Scabiosa. Wallflower: :""; 2-25-92 Cheiranthes. Musk Geranium...:...... Erodium. Windilower’?. 2 fs ae Anemone. Musk-plant .............Mimulus. Youth-and-Old-Age ...... Zinnia. FINEST MIXED LAWN GRASS. Per qt., 25 cts.; per peck, $1.25; per bushel, $4.50. Contains a mixture of the finest dwarf-growing kinds for Croquet Grounds, Lawns Cemeteries, etc. These grasses will produce a constant verdure throughout the growing season, and have given the most perfect satisfaction. One quart will seed about three hundred square feet ; four bushels are required for an acre. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. | af BULBS »° TUBEROUS ROOTS. The Following are Kept in Stock, or Supplied to Order: TUBEROUS-ROOTED BEGONIAS. The Tuberous-Rooted Begonias are among the handsomest of our summer- flowering bulbs. Single Finest Mixed. per doz., $7 per Ioo. Double Finest Mixed. doz., $22 per 100. 1o cts. each, $1.00 30 cts. each, $3 per GLADIOLUS, FRENCH HYBRID. Superb fall-flowering bulbs of easy growth; flowers are of much beauty and brilliancy. Named Sorts. 25 cts. each, $2 per doz. Extra Choice Mixed. 5 cts. each, 50 cts. per doz., $3.50 per 100. DOUBLE TUBEROSES. One of the most fragrant and beautiful of summer-flowering bulbs. Italian Double. Pearl. The value of this over the preced- ing consists in its flowers being double the size, imbricated like a rose, and es- pecially in its dwarf habit. 5 cts. each, 50 cts. per doz., $3 50 per Ioo. ASTILBE JAPONICA. (Spirea Japonica.) One of the most beautiful of hardy bor- | | agement. _ foliage plants in cultivation. 5 cts. each, 50 cts. per doz. | AMORPHOPHALLUS RIVIERI. A very remarkable plant, of striking growth. Extra large bulbs, $1 each; second Size, 60 cts. each. CALLA ETHIOPICA. (Lily of the Nile.) A well-known house plant of easy man- 25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz. CALADIUMS, FANCY. _ Leaves spotted with various colors in the richest manner ; superb for summer decor- ations. Distinct Sorts. For pot-culture. each, $5 per doz. CALADIUM ESCULENTUM. One of the most attractive ornamental 25 cts. each, $2.25 per doz.; extra large bulbs, 50 cts. each, $4.50 per doz. DWARF FRENCH CANNAS. Tropical in effect, with rich foliage and 50 cts. large, bright flowers. 15 cts. each, $1.50 per | and delicate colors. der plants; grows about 2 feet high, with | branching spikes of pure white, feather-like | flowers; excellent for forcing. 15 cts. each, $1.50 per doz. ASPARAGUS TENUISSIMUS. One of the grandest acquisitions for dec- oratiye purposes. The stems or fronds re- tain their freshness and rich green color for a long time after being cut. socts. each, $5 per doz. AMARYLLIS. Splendid greenhouse bulbs, and also well suited for house culture. — Atamasco. 2octs. each, $2 per doz. Formosissima. 30cts. each, $3 per doz. Johnsonii. 75 cts. each. Vittata rubra. 5octs. each. CONVALLARIA MAJALIS. (Lily-of-the-Valley.) The most charming of spring-flowering plants. Pips, per 100, $2; large clumps, 50 cts. each; small clumps, 25 cts. each, $2.25 per doZen. doz. CYCLAMEN PERSICUM. Flowers of elegant and distinct shape Large bulbs, 30 cts. each, $3 per doz. DAHLIAS. Well-known summer and _fall-blooming _ plants, affording grand flowers of the bright- _ gracefully borne. est colors. Single, Pompon and Large-Flowering. Named sorts, 25 cts. each, $2.25 per doz. SPECTABILIS. (Bleeding-Heart.) A good companion to Astilbe Japonica ; has lovely pink and white flowers in June, 30 cts. each, $3 per doz. ERIANTHUS RAVENNAE. A fine ornamental grass, similar in habit of growth to the Pampas Grass; attains a height of 4 to 5 feet, producing feath- ery plumes in profusion, which are very attractive. 25 to socts. each. ERYTHRINA CRISTA-GALLI. (Coral Plant.) A beautiful tender greenhouse shrub; very ornamental. First size, 50 cts. each, $4.50 per doz.; second size, 30 cts. each, $3 per doz. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. lily . By ty Y Ml il = vill TUBEROUS BEGONIA, EULALIA. Japonica Zebrina. A remarkably ornamen- tal grass, the long foliage being distinctly striped with white across the leaf. fall, have the form of ostrich plumes. Very valuable for massing. Japonica Var. Ornamental grass, of easy culture; perfectly hardy. Flowers fine The | flowering spikes, which are borne in the | | attractive. for parlor ornaments, remaining fresh a | long time. 50 cts. each. FUNKIA (HEMERCCALLIS). (Day Lily.) Handsome perennial plants. quite hardy, and only require a moist soil and shady situation. 30c. each, $3 per doz. HELIANTHUS MULTIFLORUS PLENUS., (Double Golden Sunflower.) Perfectly hardy, and flowering from July until frost. The flowers are of rich golden yellow, and last a long time after being cut. | 20 cts. each, $2 per doz. HY ACINTHUS CANDICANS. A magnificent hardy plant, producing in July and August a flower-stem about tour | Paconi feet high, surmounted by a spike of numer- | per doz. —__—— LILIUM. (Lily.) ‘ These magnificent bulbs are favorites ev- erywhere. The beauty and delicacy of the flow- ers cannot be excelled. Auratum. 25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz. Candidum. 15 cts. each, $1.50 per doz. Lancifolium rubrum. 25 cts. each. Lancifolium roseum. 25 cts. each. Tigrinum fl. pl. 25 cts. each. Tigrinum splendens. 25 cts. each. MYRSIPHYLLUM ASPARAGOIDES. (Smilax.) A very graceful climb- ing plant; can be used €ither to climb or droop; one of the most valuable plants for vases or hanging bas- kets. 25 cts. each, $2.25 per doz. PEONY, HARDY HERBACEOUS. Large flowers, ranging from the purest 75 cts. each. _white to the richest crimson, and most Large roots, 50 cts. each, $5 PAMPAS GRASS. (Gynerium Argenteum.) A species of grass from South America, | growing about six feet high, with plumes of They are | yellowish white about two feet in length. | 30 cts. each, $3 per doz. | flowers; very ornamental. RICHARDIA ALBA MACULATA. (Summer Calla.) Has white-spotted leaves and purplish 15 cts. each, | $1.50 per doz. | TIGRIDIA, (Tiger-Flower.) Extremely handsome, producing many | magnificent flowers in the open ground. | Conchiflora. 5 cts. each, 50cts. per doz., $3 50 | ous pendent bell-shaped, snow-white flow- | 10 cts. each, $1 per doz. MANETTIA VINE. (Manettia Bicolor.) A rapid-growing plant, with scarlet and yellow flowers. An excellent pot plant. 15 cts. each, $1.50 per doz. MADEIRA or MIGNONETTE VINE. A beautiful climbing vine, of rapid growth. 5 cts. each, 50 cts. per doz., $3.50 per Loo. Crs: per Ioo. 5 cts. each, 50 cts. per doz., $3.50. per 100. TRITOMA UVARIA GRANDIFLORA. (Red-Hot Poker Plant.) Very showy; produces long spikes of bright scarlet flowers—hence its common name. Large roots, 30 c. each, $3 per doz. VALLOTTA PURPUREA. Related to the Amaryllis family; pro- duces very handsome flowers, but is rather tender. 50 cts. each, $5 per doz. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 59 SMA@LL FRUITS. FOREIGN GRAPE-VINES FOR VINERIES. One-Year-Old Vines, $1; Two-Year-Old Vines, $2. Bowood Muscat. Berries very large, of a rich amber color when ripe. Black Alicante or Black Tokay. A large, showy black grape; fine late variety. Black Barbarossa. Berries round, very large; a late variety. Buckland’s Sweetwater. Berries round, large; when ripe, ofa pale amber; habit vigorous, and vine a good bearer. Chasselas de Fontainebleau. Berries round and large, juicy and sweet. Chasselas, White. Berries round; fair-sized bunch. Charlsworth White Tokay. Berries oval and large; bunch very large, juicy and rich. Duchess of Buccleugh. Berries round, golden color; an excellent bearer. Frontignac, White. Berries round, medium size; very rich; a good bearer. Gros Colman. A very handsome grape; berries and bunches of enormous size; hangs very late. Hamburg, Black. Large, sweet and juicy; a well-known and leading variety; very fine. Lady Down’s Seedling. Berries large, oval, firm, sweet and richly flavored. One of the best late black grapes. Madresfield Court. Berries very large, black, and of a rich muscat flavor; a superb grape. - Mrs. Prince’s Muscat. Bunches large; berries medium size, nearly black. Muscat of Alexandria. Berries large, oval, sometimes varying in size; pale amber when ripe; firm and rich. Royal Ascot. Black oval berries; fine flavor. Trentham Black. Berries oval; large, juicy and rich. A great bearer. West’s St. Peter’s. A late black grape; keeps well. White Nice. Large bunch, and of very good quality. HARDY GRAPE-VINES. Allen’s Hybrid. Medium early; amber white; tender and juicy, with a mild Muscat flavor.. 75 cents each. Brighton. Very early, large, red; equal to Delaware in flavor and richness. 75 cts. each. Catawba. Late, red; somewhat pulpy, very sweet and rich, of an aromatic, musky flavor. Best in sandy soils. 30cents each. Concord. Early, large, black; tender, pulpy, with a sweet foxy flavor. Does well every-- where and is always reliable. 50 cents each. Concord Chasselas. Early, very large, rich amber; free from foxiness. 75 cents each. Delaware. Early,small, light red; juicy, with very soft pulp; very productive, and requires a rich soil. 50 cents each. Diana. Late, reddish lilac, juicy and sweet; very vigorous and very good. 35 cts. each. Duchess. Whitish green; berries and bunch medium size; fine flavor. 50 cents each. El Dorado. A very beautiful grape, clear golden yellow and of best flavor; ripens ten days before Concord. 50 cents each. Elvira. Medium early; pale green, juicy and sweet. 40 cents each. Hartford Prolific. Extra-early, large and very productive. Desirable for home use. 50 cents each. Iona. Deep, reddish bronze; one of the best where it succeeds. 50 cents each. Niagara, Early. Large, white, tender and sweet, bunches very compact; a popular white. sort. 50 cents each. : ‘60 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. ie Li ym: i hilt he Cy } gi a \s \ \ fa al Aa Mi | itt ff; Hy hii He lg) Gr If Lt | i | \ Ny \\ f ey ap = VEN ‘ \ i i MG iG\i 6 i, ie rh iM } Al Y nt i Nh 4 y Y) a i ‘ 1 "= i , TW | art — rf AVA “(il i Wi Ki vil Mi ny a Hi , < 0) 4 yl a SHARPLESS STRAWBERRY, CUMBERLAND TRIUMPH STRAWBERRY. “HARDY GRAPE-VINES, continued. Isabella. Medium-eariy; large, purplish black; with little pulp. 30cents each. Lady Washington. White; bunches and berries quite large and of good flavor. 75 cts. Lindley (Rogers’ No.9). Light bronze; berries medium size; of rich aromatic flavor. 50 cents each. Martha. Very early, large, pale vellow; pulpy and very sweet. 35 cents each. -Merrimac (Rogers’ No. 19). Early, large, black; one. of the most vigorous and pro- ductive. 40 cents each. ‘Moore’s Early. Berries large, black ; bunches large and very compact. 50 cents each. Prentiss. Bunch large; berry of medium size, yellowish green, sometimes tinted rose color. 75 cents each. STRAWBERRIES. Strawberries may be grown in any soil that will produce good garden vegetables. A ‘light clay loam, well enriched with rotten barn-yard manure, is the most favorable soil for most Te (Prices are for pot-grown plants. Layer-plants at one-half the prices affixed. ee ; ; : Per doz. Per roa Bubach. Pistillate. A leading variety; berries large and handsome; plant ot strong erowth,audexceedinely productive... . - = 0 Se eee ee es ae fo 50 $3 00 Charles Downing. A well-known and popular family berry of fine flavor; the plants do'welf-in most:soils and locations...” 2) =... =... - eee = ae 50 3.00 Cumberland Triumph. An excellent early variety; berries of fine color, large and of a delicious NAavor.: « és s.o< sscs.e glen, 5s eels 6 a eee 50 3000 Dayton. (New.) The plants are robust, compact growers; fruit of a crimson color, large size, uniform shape; very productive. Early to medium..... 75 400 Golden Defiance. Pistillate. This variety is very strong and hardy; fruit of a beattifal erinison > Season Late oo aco non = Sn ei a ape lino si 50 3.00 Gandy. The berries are of mammoth size and shape, of a bright crimson color; one of the best and finest late sorts ; flavor of superior quality.... 75 3 50 Jessie. A fine-flavored, firm, early berry; requires rich soil and good cultiva- tidings Mid -SCAaSOM ig 2's igs eee nj = Shree wees os Sch ron tewgead ot ee a a 50 2 50 Jersey Queen. One of the best late varieties ; fruit large, bright crimson, firm, and Of MANE QUALILY Ss ue 2s aso he we ecle s ne pis oiajorne «aye aoe ee ee 50 2 50 Lovett’s Early. A vigorous, healthy grower; fruit eee firm, enormously productive ;. blossOms Perlect ileciy aia csis ood gees annie siento eee eg ee 75 A iGe BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 61: STRAWBERRIES, Continued. Per doz. Per 1co Lenning’s White, or Ladies’ Berry. A fine pink variety; fruit of fair size, Fee ide agar ierig es 3 3 oir - << cee - chew > pee ce se $o 75 $4 00 Parker Earle. A robust grower, with perfect flowers and good-sized fruit ofane quality ; rather late. ..-....------ 2+ 22022 Se Fee ee See eee et 75 4 00 Sharpless. Berries very large, solid and of fine flavor; piants hardy, very large and vigorous ..... pe Pet Nile aie ef mee it See 50 3 00 Shuckless. Recommended asa strong grower, producing in great abundance berries of uniform size and best quality. A late variety; perfect flowers.. 1 co 5 OO Shuster’s Gem. Pistillate. Berries large, of globular fort uniform in size and shape ; quite firm, and of a rich scarlet color; very productive....... 75.4 00 The Marshall. (New.) Fruit large and perfect, of a dark, rich crimson color, Witt lames BEcen fills. 20... te ee ee ee te eee ee we ae 2 00 12 0O Timbrell. (New.) Pistillate. The plants are large and strong; foliage of a dark, rich, healthy color ; the fruit stalks are unusually strong, and hold the fruit quite free from the ground. Medium to late.................... I OO 500 RASPBERRIES. Per doz. Per too Brinckle’s Orange. Large; fruit of a beautiful buff or ambercolor. Oneof the richest-Havored berries estes Aid aid- a kde Se SBR OE I eg $2 oo $12 00 Brandywine. Fruit bright red, very firm and fine- flag ored ; hardy: and very mitaetetiu ies peters, 3 TE). sey ll Ae Re tLe. Soe ta e0: 6 00 Gathbert. o Priutred,larceand sweet;: very hardy... . 2.52.52. 9h. bes ee Ico 600 Gregg. A new black-cap of the largest size; very productive, and of excel- DEAS NAN ESP RO EC at ooo, 3. sien rogaie es Srmtasave vi « TESS hap vic ae ER = I 00 ©6©6 CO Hudson River Antwerp. One ofthe popular red varieties. Must be well cov- ESET UR PRISE? oh Sess Ee Re eee ne oN REE cetera re ly EOS Amd 3 E'9O 6 00 Herstine. One of the best half-hardy kinds. A strong-grower and good Beaters faitiareeiand of abright crimson color ... 0... Jee ee I 00 600 BLACKBERRIES. Per doz. Per 100 Dorchester. Medium fruit; firm, sweet and high-flavored; a vigorous grower, Sala AMER TAMIR MER ODS Bethe o-oo ye yc nd Sf ac= 2 oceajaim (ore o's bayer gi Siete eA oats le = 215" $1 50 $6 0o Kittatinny. A stout, erect and vigorous-growing kind; ae large and de- Ae Ea righ fo. irs ok ole, nrapanicia way viet dS ++ spa ee olebele Top 6:00 New Rochelle or Lawton. Fruit very sweet and delicious when wellripened. I 00 600 Wilson’s Early. Very good; large, firm and sweet; hardy and productive, 2 LUND E Pl BRS S305 SS ar 1 2 nie gee Nn eee Ss I 00 6600 CURRANTS. Perdoz. Per 100 Cherry. A strong-growing variety; fruit of the largestsize, deep red........ $I 50 $10 oO Fay’s Prolific. Very large, and exceedingly productive. Bunches of im- MEMbenive. Tepopllar TEd CliTaNnt 2... 66.5. se see ss t= 200 I5 00 Red Dutch. The most prolific and best-flavored of the old red varieties...... I oo 6cO Versailles. Foreign; vigorous grower; fruit of the largest size, dark red..... I 50 1000 White Grape. The best white variety; berry large, beautiful, best quality ... I 50 Io 00 pena etch Ieee OF GOOG MALLY «2 ule os sins ine wine i lakes Subst a Se- el 2S I 00 600 GOOSEBERRIES. Per doz. Per 100 Downing. Pale green; large, prolific and good. Best for both home and Tete ee a TS DE Soy ge nt eS A Oe eA $I 50 $10 oo Houghton’s Seedling. Small to nidexdasiani: fruit oval, pale red; very produc- Sneed Tec arom RISES 2 Oekisis = TL AAIRe. fossa ee base... .6hla MAE I.50 I0 00 Smith’s Improved. Large; pale greenish yellow ; skinthin; excellent quality I 50 10 00 j= For less quantities of fruit plants than quoted, higher rates are charged, except . that six may be had at dozen rates, and fifty at roo rates. 62 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. SHRUBS ;» VINES. HARDY VINES AND CREEPERS. Ampelopsis quinquefolia. (Virginia or Strawberry Creeper.) Leaves crimson in autumn; very strong grower. 30 cents each. “ Veitchii. (Japanese Ivy.) Leaves smaller than the preceding, and of regular Size ; a Superb vine, and perfectly hardy; foliage is richly colored in autumn, 50 cents each. Akebia quinata. Small sub-evergreen leaves; brownish flowers. 50 cents each. Aristolochia sipho. (Dutchman’s-pipe.) Large heart-shaped leaves; very ornamental flowers. $1 each. Bignonia radicans. (Trumpet-creeper.) Scarlet flowers in August; handsome. 40 cents each. oe grandiflora. Very large flowers, of a splendid orange color. 50 cents each. Clematis coccinea. Flowers scarlet; very choice. 50 cents each. ‘¢ flammula. (Virgin’s-bower.) White; very fragrant. 50 cents each. ‘¢ Jackmanni. Large purple flowers; a great favorite. 75 cents each. Hedera helix. (Evergreen Ivy.) Leaves large and luxuriant; a standard vine. 25 to 75 cents each. ‘¢ helix tricolor. (Tricolor-leaved Ivy.) Leaves green, white and rose; very pretty. 50 cents each. Humulus lupulus. (Hop-vine.) A rapid grower; very ornamental. 30 cents each. Hydrangea scandens. (Japan Climbing Hydrangea.) Leaves dark green; ornamental white flowers. A little tender while young. $1 each. Ipomeea pandurata. (Hardy Moon-flower.) Foliage large, with white flowers shading to pink; from 3 to 4 inches across; opens during theday. 25 cents each, $2.50 per dozen. Lonicera Belgica. (Honeysuckle.) Flowers all summer; very fragrant. 50 cents each. ue Sinensis. (Chinese Honeysuckle.) Dark green foliage; one of the best. socts. ef reticulata aurea. (Golden-leaved Japan Honeysuckle.) Remarkably ornamen- tal, with leaves of a distinct yellow effect. 50 cents each. Menispermum Canadense. (Moonseed.) A slender-growing vine, producing berries ; orna- mental in fali. 50 cents each. Periploca Greca. (Virginia Silk-vine.) Foliage long, narrow and shining. 50 cts. each. Wistaria Sinensis. (Chinese Blue Wistaria.) Flowers pale blue, in June; asuperb climber for any place. 75 cents each. ce Sinensis alba. The best white variety. $1 each DECIDUOUS HARDY SHRUBS, ETC. Amygdalus fl. pl. albo. (Double White Flowering Almond.) A beautiful early-flowering shrub. 75 cents each. a fl. pl. rubro. A variety of the preceding with rose-colored flowers. 60 cents. Berberis vulgaris. (European Barberry.) A handsome shrub; yellow flowers, followed in fall with scarlet fruit. 50 cents each. ‘¢ atropurpurea. A purple-leaved variety of the above. 50 cents each. Clethra alnifolia. Leaves light green; flowers white and very fragrant. 40 cents each. Calycanthus Floridus. (Sweet-scented Shrub.) Flowers chocolate color; fragrant, like Strawberries. 50 cents each. Chionanthus Virginica. (White Fringe.) Leaves large, pointed and shining; flowers pure white, feathery or fringe-like. A useful lawn tree. 75 cents each. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. 63 DECIDUOUS HARDY SHRUBS, ETC., continued. Colutea Haleppica. A rapid-growing and attractive shrub, producing reddish bladder-like pods. Very ornamental. 50 cts. each. Cornus alba sanguinea. (White-fruited Red- stemmed Dogwood.) Remarkable in winter for the red color of its branches. 50 cents each. Crategus alba plena. (White-flowering Hawthorn.) Foliage and flow- ers very ornamental. 75 cents each. «« coccinea fl. pl. Flowers double red, very large. 75 cents each. Cotoneaster rotundifolia. Low spreading shrub, bearing white flowers. 6oc. each. Cydonia Japonica carnea fl. pl. (Japan Quince.) Flesh-colored double dowers, produced early in spring. 75 cts. each. YF i “¢ rubra grandiflora. (Red ~ Japan Quince.) Large red flowers; very showy. 50 cents each. KE Cytisus laburnum. (Golden Chain.) Orna- use PHAN “ \\ mental leaves; drooping, showy flow- CATA \\\\\W ‘i pen Pe ) a) Ny 7 ABvaNc ers; asmalltree. $1 each. CYDONIA JAPONICA. Deutzia crenata fl. pl. alba. Flowers double white, tinged with pink. One of the best shrubs in cultivation. 50 cents each. ‘¢ gracilis. Dwarf, compact; pure white. 35 cents each. ‘¢ scabra. (Rough-leaved Deutzia.) Bearing beautiful white spiral flowers. 50cts. each Euonymus Americanus. Shining green foliage, scarlet berries; very ornamental in fall 50 cents each. *: latifolius. (Burning-bush). Vigorous-growing; scarlet berries, larger than the preceding. 50 cents each. Fagus cuprea. (Copper Beech). Leaves purple, early in the season. A very ornamental tree. $1.50 to $5 each. “ laciniata. (Cut-leaved Beech). Medium growth, cone-shaped and compact, leaves very Showy. $1.50 to $3 each. Forsythia viridissima. (Golden Bell.) The best early-flowering shrub. 50 cents each. Genista scoparius. (Scotch Broom.) Yellow; flowersin May. 40 cents each. Hibiscus Syriacus atrorubens. (Althea, or Rose of Sharon). Very showy purple flowers. 35 cents each. as foliis variegatis. Variegated foliage ; highly ornamental. 60 cents each. Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora. Immense white flowers; one of the finest shrubs in cultivation. 75 cents to $2 each. . ce Thomas Hogg. Large white flowers in summer; asuperb plant. 50 cents to $1 each. “ hortensis. Changeable rose-colored flowers; very popular. 50 cents each. Lonicera Tatarica. (Upright Honeysuckle.) Pink flowers in May ; handsome. 40 cents. iy a alba. A pretty upright shrub, producing white flowers in spring. 50 cents each. Magnolia conspicua. A Chinese tree producing large white flowers early in spring $2 to $5 each. 64 BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. DECIDUOUS HARDY SHRUBS, etc., continueu. Magnolia Soulangeana. Resembling the above, except that the flowers are purple and white. $1.50 to $5 each, Pzonia Moutan. (Tree Pzony.) Very large flowers, of gorgeous colors. $2 to $3 each. Philadelphus coronarius. (Mock-Orange or Syringa.) Strong-growing; pure white fra- grant flowers in June.. 50 cents each. Prunus Sinensis. (Double White-flowering Plum). Very pretty. 75 cents each. Ribes aureum. (Missouri Currant.) Shining glabrous leaves; early yellow flowers. 35 cents each. Rhus cotinus. (Purple-Fringe or Smoke-Tree). A beautiful low-growing tree, covered with dark seed-vessels like a purple mist; very showy. 75 cents each. ‘¢ glabra laciniata. (Cut-leaved Sumac.) Leaves of large size, deeply cut and drooping gracefully. Foliage scarlet in autumn. 50 cents each. Spirza Billiardii. Pink-flowered; a late-blooming species. 50 cents each. ‘¢ prunifolia fl. pl.. (Plum-leaved Spirzea). Double white flowers in spiral form. 4o cents each. ‘¢ Reevesiana fl. pl. Clusters of double white flowers, early in spring. 50 cents. Symphoricarpus racemosus. (Snowberry.) White waxy berries in autumn; very orna- mental. 50 cents each. Syringa vulgaris. (Common Lilac.) Purple, sweet- scence flowers. 35 cents each. - gs alba. White, sweet-scented ; very delicate. 4o0cents each. ce - Persica. (Persian Lilac). Saiall-eewedk purple flowers of a different shade. 4o cents each. Tamarix Africana. Beautiful feathery foliage; makes a small tree of great beauty. 50 cents each. ; Viburnum opulus. (Snowball). Flowers white; a well-known shrub. 50 cents each. a plicatum. (White Japan Snowball). A valuable new shrub. $1 each. Weigelia amabilis. Pink flowers; free bloomer. 50 cents each. - re alba. White; very showy. 50 cents each. a variegata. Beautiful variegated foliage. 50 cents each. JAPAN MAPLES. Striking foliage-plants of dwarf habit, rarely growing over three to six feet high. They have proved quite hardy. A mass of them on the lawn is very effective. Acer carpinifolium. (Carpinus-leaved.) A very rare species; quite distinct from any other maple. $3 each. ‘¢ Japonicum. Leaves comparatively large, round, fluted or scalloped. $2.50 each. ‘¢ Japonicum aureum. (Golden-leaved.) Foliage shaded in gold and other colors; curious and rare. $3 each. ‘¢ polymorphum. Leaves small, deeply lobed, of lovely tints. $1.50 each. ot rh albo variegatum. Finely cut small leaves, variegated with yellow, white and green. $2 each. es $6 atropurpurea. Foliage of dark purple tint, very deeply cut; remarka- . bly showy. $2 each. “ ” crispum. Cut-leaved, very dwarf, small pointed leaves. $3 each. es dissectum. (Cut-leaved Purple.) Dwarf, weeping, graceful form; leaves deeply and finely cut. A choice and ornamental-leaved variety. $2.50 each. oe ‘ reticulatum. Dwarf; deeply lobed leaves ; colors finely and is highly ornamental. $2 each. cf es sanguineum. Dwarf; rounded form; deeply lobed leaves of bright rosy purple. $2 each. ‘“ negundo. (Variegated Ash-leaved Maple.) Leaves white and green. $1 each. Also supplied to order, all the leading varieties of standard and dwarf Roses, Azaleas, Camellias, etc., Bedding and Flowering Plants, Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees. BRIDGEMAN’S SEED CATALOGUE. FLOWER SEEDS BY WEIGHT. For Other Warieties, See Pages 33 to 53.- eet Per oz Ageratum Mexicanum, blue .......... ee 50 Althea (Hollyhock), Double Mixed ... 1 oo Double White ... 1 25 aay San, PIMPERE, WIMLC co oes 0 2 oe be Sens 40 Amaranthus SeMGn ae eae 50 ce Sahivuoluus: 2 3.2 cee I 0O Aquilegia (Columbine), Mixed........ 50 Aster Chinensis, Fine Mixed.......... 50 ‘¢ German Quilled, Mixed.......... 50 i utittaue Ss Perrection. 3.6... . 5s; 2 00 ‘¢ Chrysanthemum-Flowered ....... 3 00 a oaeeides German: White... <i... .<. I 00 Balsamina (Balsam) Paris, Mixed..... 50 ee Camellia-Flowered, Mixed.. 1 00 . GHB WALES oo. 5 eens 2 I oO te Queen’s Double White ...... I 00 Cacalia (Scarlet Tassel Flower)....... 50 Calendula (Marigold), Double Pot, Me- ESO TR Sosa Ree ie deta en, 25 Calliopsis (Coreopsis)... .5.-....2.... 40 Canna (Indian Shot), Crozy’s Mixed... 75 Cardiospermum (Balloon Vine)........ 25 Centaurea gymmocarpa................ 75 & Candanissima 2522 3s hos ee. 2 00 Cheiranthus (Wall-Flower), Double.... 3 oo Coboea scandens, Purple .............. 75 Coix lachryma (Job’s Tears) .......... 25 Convolvulus major (Morning-Glory) ... 20 “ minor, Fine Mixed ...... 25 Delphinium eee Tall Branch- SG FE ac ed 30 ne Dwarf ROCHE Se 22s... 30 Dianthus Chinensis (Indian Pink), - WN Gls os oe Se ahi 50 2 barbatus (Sweet William), Ween ee Rs Se 30 A Carnation Pink, Common LL Ge 2 hee pe pe eee San Cer mie Digitalis (Foxglove), Mixed .......... 30 Dolichos (Hyacinth Bean) .... ....... 25 Eschscholtzia Californica, Orange ..... 4O Euphorbia, Variegated-Leaved ....... 40 2 UTE ES is 30 Gomphrena (Globe Amaranthus), VOC 25> es ee eel i 4O . CLT CEST See eee 40 Helianthus (Sunflower), Double Dwarf 25 Hibiscus Africanus (Bladder Ketmia).. 40 Tberis (Candytuft), White............. 25 pemembimoerocket...2........-:..- 25 7 OS SE) i 30 US Ea a 30 “5 ECS se 25 ee (Cypress Vine), Scarlet ...... 40 VINO IST Sc 2 Sa ees Re ga 40 RUMI ct es es Pk Lh, ole 50 J, HoracE MCFARLaAnD Co., MT, PLEASANT PRINTERY, HARRISBURG, PA. 65 Per oz. Lathyrus (Sweet Peas), White ........ 20 es S Carl Steers cee ie es 20 y Bainted Eady =: 6s. G2< Se <: 20 as Maxed hs 5. 25:45 Perib $0.42 15 Lobelia gracilis, Blue................. 50 - speciosa, Ciystal Palaces .oe-.. I 00 ve A compacta =. 2°60 Lupinus (Lupins), Mixed Annual...... 25 Malcomia (Virginia Stock), Lilac...... 30 Mathiola (Stock, Ten-Weeks), English Mixer tos sees. ae 75 te Snest, Mixedc.... <y-. Sets a: 3 00 3 Snip wuake wee ae oe Ae 6 00 Mesembryanthemum (Ice Plani) ...... 50 Mimosa (Sensitive Plant) ...... ts eee 75 Mimulus (Musk Plant )eac 922. | san): 3 00 Mirabilis:(Marvel of Peru)... :........ 25 Myosotis (Alpine Forget-Me-Not), Blue 1 00 Myrsiphyllum (Smilax Vine).......... 75 | Nemophila insignis, Blue ............. 30 i VINE ae nage, se 25 Papaver (Poppy), French Mixed ...... 30 Perilla Nankinensis, Purple-Leaved ..- 25 Petunia; Purple «2s 622). ote Fay 50 < ANiinitete oe oe at ise 50 * Niece ett an te ee 75 - Se RET AN ee ae eet 4 00 Phlox Drummondi, WRICG A. en ess pee I 00 Scarlet. ee. ae 7 as s Fine Mixed........ 50 Portulaca:(Sun Plant), White; -)../52.- 50 aes SCASlIeb. <n a eee 50 - Mixed oe oe eee ca nee 50 ii miu bless Yaga eee 5 00 Pyrethrum aureum (Golden Feather)... 75 Reseda (Mignonette, Sw’t) per 1b., g1.. 20 ide get Be rs Sarees SR per lb.,32:.. 25 -; GiantPyraniudal .~perlb.. 3.- 30 <7 J Males oopiraie ss). ccs. . ee 30 Ricinus (Castor Bean), Fine Mixed... 15 fe. SAB PMIMCUS IVE i ie cx 45-06-31 25 Salvia splendens (Mexican Sage)...... 2 00 Scabiosa (Mourning Bride), Mixed .. 50 Tagetes (Marigold), French Mixed.... 50 Ses a CICA te MINCOi a= Scenes A 50 Thunbergia Vine, Fine Mixed... ..... 50 Trifolium (Sweet-Scented Clover) ....- 20 Tropzolum (Canary Bird Vine) ....... 50 BS Nasturtium, Tall, Mixed... 20 as Tom thumb, Mixed =... - 20 Werbena, tine Mixed). 3.2)... 2s). =~, 75 Pee xr ap men MIXeGs «1-2 -).-.2 = - I 50 Waola\ (Pansy )-bine Mixed so... ~~... 2 00 the Petia Mine Wi XeG acc ek fe. s 3 4 00 Zinnia elegans, Double Mixed......... 40 v : Zs ea a Vp = co] B® —- 2 Sm TW 8 : EAVNey bey 4S : Y) (\) Gy \ da iz, TAVCENI ARG EXCELSIOR LAWN-MOWERS. IMPERIAL HIGH WHEEL— “ROLLER MOWER— 14-inch, net...” 2-20 $7, 5O | Owe ane. tae onee 16 ee Se es | a 1, oe St eet 2 OOO i i 54 Oger yt gee at ET OO “ z Also, Horse Lawn=-Mow VAs ST RINGES. Saynor & Cook’s Standard Syringes, improved, with highly pol- ished barrels and rosewood handles. No.1 Improved Syringe, 12% inch barrel ‘6 1% a ts 104% ts ts 2 ¥ Teena He ee o¢ Reid’s Patent hes Knuckle-Joint ... Also, Garden Rollers and Garden Wheelbarrows. PLANT STAKES “22 LABELS. ROUND GREEN TAPERING STAKES. , HEAVY or DAHLIA STAKES— £14 feet, per-100y,... Bafa 4-166t, Pel 1O0-—is) : Gy se HOMO 2 7 ‘ j eee Se ¥ . 1 Meee 6s" sa ..¢ eee ORCS WOODEN PLANT LABELS, Painted— 4-inch, per 100, 15c.; per 1,000, $0 go eis Wk - ZOCE: *e I 25 a name, eis 6.455 Dt S25 Crs eae I 50 Bamboo Canes, per 100, $1.25; per 1,000, $10. the Aphis, or Plant-Louse, Slugs on Roses, Thrip on Grape Vines, Mil- dew, Slugs on Pear Trees, etc. With directions for using. Per pound I2 cents; per 100 pounds, $8. Gishurst’s Compound for Destroying Insects. This is extensively used in Europe for the destruction of the Green, Brown and Black-Fly, Mildew and Thrip, Mealy-Bug, Scale, etc. With directions. Per box, 50 cents. The Eureka Fumigator.—No.1, Forahouse1ox 12 . .$I 50 “6 ; 6 “6 12k Owe. 2 00 eee ay Ls Oa HS AER ROO. 1c) Ane a ie es \OF220'K TOG), - 7-300 Also, Bone Dust, Sheep Manure, Peruvian Guano, Superphosphate, Land=Plaster, etc. STV pp. CEQ): = Dix ays 1) ay a ~% LS. BS SS \ Lats / Y fis 1 €) y ” \ Me AN