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| Keywords: Vick's garden and floral guide (16562103412).jpg JAMES VICKS SONS ROCHESTER N K <br> FLOWER SEEDS 29 <br> MARIGOLD <br> The French and African Marigolds arc valuable for their flowers in autumn and can be grown <br> to advantage in little clumps with other plants in the front of shrubberies or in the garden border <br> The African varieties are the taller in growth and produce large self-colored blossoms ; the <br> French varieties are smaller some of them being elegantly striped and spotted The dwart <br> glowing kind adapt themselves to spots where the taller varieties wotdd be unsuitable Seeds <br> can be sown in a cold frame or in a seed bed in the open border and the young plants transplanted <br> late in spring where they are to remain Annuals <br> Marigold Eldorado flowers very large and double all shades of yellow and ruilled like <br> a Dahlia 10 <br> Lemon Queen large lemon colored flowers 5 <br> Prince of Orange large orange flowers 5 <br> African Marigold mixed varieties ounce 3ocents 5 <br> French Marigold striped yellow and brown 5 <br> Tall Varieties mixed ounce 30 cents 5 <br> Dwarf Varieties mixed ounce 30 cents 5 <br> Tagetes signata pumila a beautiful dwarf plant forming a globular dense mass ; fine <br> for bedding and borders 5 <br> One package 0/ each of the preceding 40 cents <br> Dwarf Marigold Little Brownie or Legion of Honor A charming single flowering <br> plant about six inches high ; very effective in masses or borders; color a brilliant gold <br> blotched with maroon 10 <br> Gold Margin New and fine 10 <br> MARIGOLD <br> LEMON QUEEN <br> GOLD MARGIN <br> LITTLE BROWNIE <br> MALOPE <br> Hnrdy plants of vigorous growth branching freely and producing large <br> flowers of brilliant crimson or of pearl white handsome as a Pelargonium <br> Malope grandiflora flowers single purple 5 <br> grandiflora alba single pure white 5 <br> MESEMBRYANTHEMUM <br> Ice Plant or Midday Flowers are pretty half-hardy annuals; delicate <br> succulent almost transparent branches and leaves Of drooping habit <br> adapted to baskets vase work and rockeries <br> Mesembryanthemum crystallinum prized for its singular icy foliage 5 <br> M1RABILIS ” Four O'Clock <br> Mirabilis is known as Four O'Clock because it opens its flower about that <br> time of the evening and fades the next morning By the French it is called <br> Belle de Xuit or Beauty of the Night It grows two feet high bright foliage <br> fragrant flowers and desirable colors Set plants two feet apart Makes a <br> nice summer hedge if set a foot apart Seed should be planted in the open <br> ground where plants are desired Opens in the afternoon The roots may be <br> taken up in the autumn and preserved through the winter for spring planting <br> in the same manner as Dahlias Annual <br> Mirabilis Marvel of Peru mixed colors ounce 20 cents 5 <br> Variegated Foliage flowers of a variety ol colors 5 <br> Long Flowered White sweet-scented ; flowers 3 to 4 inches long 5 <br> Long Flowered violet same as above except color 5 <br> Tom Thumb very dwarf covered with pure white flowers 5 <br> One package 0/ each of the above 20 cents <br> MARTYNIA <br> Robust hardy annuals about two feet high Colors y ellou <br> Martynia mixed varieties <br> white and purple <br> 5 <br> MIMULUS <br> The Mimulus or Monkey <br> Flowers named from the re- <br> semblance of the corolla to a <br> mask or face are beautiful <br> tender looking plants with <br> almost transparent branches <br> Fine for baskets vases and <br> house culture and do well <br> planted out where they will be <br> somewhat shaded Perennial <br> but bloom the first season <br> Mimulus hybridus ti- <br> grinus as beautifully <br> spotted as the Calceo- <br> larias 10 <br> hybridus tigrinus <br> g r a n d iflorus with <br> beautiful durable flow- <br> Musk Plant 5 <br> All sorts mixed 5 <br> MYOSOT1S <br> MIRABILIS OR FOUR O CLOCK <br> Perennia plant flowering first season if sown early; <br> small white and blue flowers Seed may be sown in a <br> hotbed and transplanted or in open ground in spring <br> Myosotis alpestris blue; six inches 10 <br> alpestris white; six inches 10 <br> alpestris rosea rose; six inches 10 <br> alpestris robusta grandiflora Eliza Fonro- <br> berti large flowering of pyramidal habit; <br> very fine; blue clear defined yellow edge 10 <br> palttsl vis Forget-me-not white <br> and blue 10 <br> Vick's Perfection The fincstMyosotis known <br> large bright blue flowers with twice as many <br> petals as other varieties ; plant robust nine <br> inches high 20 <br> Azorica var ccelestina flowers sky-blue ; <br> annual 15 <br> Mixed varieties 10 <br> MVOSOTIS OR FORGET-ME-NOT 43864404 149533 78224 Page 29 Text http //www biodiversitylibrary org/page/43864404 1900 10 5962/bhl title 78224 Henry G Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection ; James Vick's Sons Rochester N Y NameFound Azorica NameConfirmed Azorica NameBankID 4085978 NameFound Malope NameConfirmed Malope EOLID 2884857 NameBankID 1830422 NameFound Malope grandiflora NameConfirmed Malope grandiflora NameBankID 10707827 NameFound Martynia NameConfirmed Martynia L EOLID 61735 NameFound Mesembryanthemum NameConfirmed Mesembryanthemum EOLID 11256701 NameBankID 2665273 NameFound Mesembryanthemum crystallinum NameConfirmed Mesembryanthemum crystallinum EOLID 489525 NameBankID 2668156 NameFound Mimulus NameConfirmed Mimulus EOLID 103579 NameBankID 4774934 NameFound Mimulus hybridus NameConfirmed Mimulus hybridus NameBankID 5873841 NameFound Mirabilis NameConfirmed Mirabilis EOLID 39464 NameBankID 2646115 NameFound Myosotis alpestris NameConfirmed Myosotis alpestris EOLID 11213411 NameBankID 2771432 NameFound Pelargonium NameConfirmed Pelargonium EOLID 11158713 NameBankID 1674593 NameFound Pelargonium NameConfirmed Pelargonium EOLID 11158713 NameBankID 2652507 NameFound Tagetes signata pumila NameConfirmed Tagetes signata Bartling EOLID 503421 Biodiversity Heritage Library Vick's garden and floral guide 1900 Garden Stories Catalogs Commerce Flowers Gardening James Vick's Sons Rochester N Y Rochester N Y Seeds Vegetables U S Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Library bhl page 43864404 dc identifier http //biodiversitylibrary org/page/43864404 James Vicks Sons bhlGardenStories Marigold Mimulus Myosotis Mirabilis BHLinbloom james vick's sons rochester n y rochester n y u s department of agriculture national agricultural library james vicks sons bhlgardenstories bhlinbloom Information field Flickr posted date ISOdate 2015-02-17 CC-BY-2 0 BioDivLibrary https //flickr com/photos/61021753 N02/16562103412 2015-08-24 22 57 28 cc-by-2 0 PD-old-70-1923 Mimulus Vick's garden and floral guide Photos uploaded from Flickr by Fæ using a script | ||||
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