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Saponaria Sanicula Sarracenia Scabiosa Sedum Sophora, tinctora Spigelia Tulipa Passiflora Double soap-wart Sanicula or self-heal Purple side-saddle flower Sweet scabius Orpine Dyers pophora Maryland worm seed Fine striped tulips, in varieties Early blowing tulips, in varieties Double tulips, in varieties Parrot tulips, in ditto Olive shaped-fruited passiflora FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS AND EVRGREENS Acer, Maple tree Sugar, saccharinum Scarlet flowering, rubrum Aesculus, Horse-chestnut-tree Common Gold striped Silver striped Scarlet flowering, rubrum Dwarf scarlet flowering Dwarf white flowering Yellow flowering Straw coloured flowering William Booth 1810 Maryland 142
Amygdalus-persica, duplex Andromeda Annona Aralia Ascyrum Azalea Artenieia, Abrotanum Baccharis Bignonia Boxus Calycanthus floridus Double flowering peach Sorrel-tree Maryland Pennsylvania Panicled Evergreen dwarf Carolinian red bud Carolinian iron wood Trifid-fruited custard apple Angelica-tree St. Peter's wort Red flowered White flowered Swamp Common southern-wood Virginian groundsel-tree Catalpa-tree Climbing trumpet-flower Cross-vine Cross bearing Dwarf box Gold striped box Broad leaved tree box Narrow leaved tree box Gold edged tree box William Booth 1810 Maryland 143
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Southern Plant Lists Southern Garde
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Brothers of the Spade Correspondenc
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Plants sent to Custis by Collinson
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Custis and Collinson Virgina 1734-1
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Cauliflower Chives Artichokes Radis
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Sunflowers Tulips Moccasin flower T
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Fall harvest apple Winter queening
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Virginia Gazette Williamsburg, Sept
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Brother Lung 1759 North Carolina
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Melissa officinalis Balm Mentha aqu
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Thomas Jefferson’s Plant List Fro
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Thomas Jefferson 1767-1821 Virginia
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Ornamental Shrubs and Vines Thomas
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Beet "Haricots" Lima Bean Scarlet R
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Melon Thomas Jefferson 1767-1821 Vi
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Pisum sativum var. arvense Peanut (
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Sweet Potato Thomas Jefferson 1767-
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Heath (White Heath) Large White Cli
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Peter Crouwells 1786 Pennsylvania H
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Wallflower Erysimum cheiri Crown Im
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Virginia Gazette and Richmond Daily
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Virginia Gazette and Richmond Daily
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FLOWERS ROOTS Red, White, & Blue Hy
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Lady Jean Skipwith 1793 Virginia bl
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Dodecatheon meadia Shooting Star(fo
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Lady Jean Skipwith 1793 Virginia Li
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Lady Jean Skipwith 1793 Virginia an
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Virginia Gazette and General Advert
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The Virginia Herald Fredericksburg,
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Prussian blue [P. sativum ‘Prussi
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Governor Henry Middleton 1800 South
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Henry Middleton’s Seed and Plant
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Blue-spiked Speedwell Veronica Spic
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1802 Seed Catalog Bernard McMahon P
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Anemone Hepatica Hepatica Anemone h
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Brassica capitata ‘Early Russia
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Carpinus betulus vulgaris Hornbeam
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Cucumis Melo Black Rock Melon Cucum
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Ervum lens Lentils Erythronium Dens
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Lactuca sativa Early Forcing Coss L
Page 97 and 98: Mirabilis Jalapa Purple Striped Mar
Page 99 and 100: Pinus inopa Jersey Pine Pinus Larix
Page 101 and 102: Salvia violacea Purple Clary Sangui
Page 103 and 104: Veronica virginiana Veronica, Speed
Page 105 and 106: The Virginia Argus New Kent County,
Page 107 and 108: Tricolor Amaranthus Amaranthus tric
Page 109 and 110: Large Norfolk Field Turnep Brassica
Page 111 and 112: Blue Con. Minor Convovulus Convolvu
Page 113 and 114: Franklinia Franklinia alatamaha Car
Page 115 and 116: Curled Cress Lepidium crispum Broad
Page 117 and 118: Dwarf Dutch Beans Phaseolus vulgari
Page 119 and 120: Garden Sorrel Rumex Acetosa French
Page 121 and 122: Lisbon Vines Vitis Muscat of Alexan
Page 123 and 124: Beets Borecole or Kale Brocoli Burn
Page 125 and 126: Cucumbers Eggplant Endive Eschalot
Page 127 and 128: Parsley Parsnip Pea Lady pea Indian
Page 129 and 130: Savory, summer and winter Thyme, up
Page 131 and 132: Black redstricke Herfordshire redst
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Page 135 and 136: Grapes for wine, vitis vinifera Med
Page 137 and 138: Pear-tree, Pyrus Royal Charlotta Dr
Page 139 and 140: Quince-tree, Pyrus Cydonia Raspberr
Page 141 and 142: Convolvulus Hawkweed Hedgehog, Tref
Page 143 and 144: Xeranthemum Yellow Toad flax, Antir
Page 145 and 146: Crocus Delphinium Dianthus, Pink Fr
Page 147: Lathyrus Narcissus or daffodil Orni
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Page 153 and 154: Lycium Magnolia Mespilus Myrica Phi
Page 155 and 156: Rubus odoratus Salix Spartium Spira
Page 157 and 158: GREEN HOUSE AND STOVE PLANTS GENERI
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Page 167 and 168: Norway maple [Acer platanoides] Ken
Page 169 and 170: White Cranberry Dwarf Phaseolus vul
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Page 173 and 174: Yellow Swedish, or Ruta Baga Brassi
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Page 189 and 190: Genus and Species Common Name Acer
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Jacob Smith 1844-1859 Arkansas Malu
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Jacob Smith 1844-1859 Arkansas Ranu
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Jacob Smith 1844-1859 Arkansas Rosa
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Plants in Hannah Knight’s Garden
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Miss Betty Roper’s Herbarium 1853
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Liriodendron tulipifera yellow-popl
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Pyrus Japonica (Quince) Pecan Plum
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Datura stramonium Jimsonweed Decuma
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Apples Terms invariably, CASH, or C
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De Colmar Dix’s Rareripe Early Pu
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De Spoelberg De Tongres De Sorlis D
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Mulberries Cloud English Everbearin
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Rose Garden - Gowrie Plantation, Ar
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Holly, small leaved; Ilex vomitaria
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Montgomery Nurseries Montgomery, Al
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Blanche Lafitte " de Meru Maria Boi
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Peerless Prince de Salm Rev. H. Dom
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Fruits, Flowers And Vegetables Mrs.
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Lavinia Roberts 1885 North Carolina
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Phloxes, Giant perennial Platycodon
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Philadelphia Rambler Pink Rambler P
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President Cleveland, Climbing R. M.
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Azalea arborescens [Rhododendron ar
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Gelsemium carolinianum [G. sempervi
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Monarda sp. Wild bergamot Morus alb
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Rosa sp. ‘Firefly’ Rose Rosa sp
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Viburnum opulus ‘Sterile' [V. opu
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Dorothy Perkins, Red Dr. W. Van Fle
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Reine Marie Henriette Reve d'Or Rhe
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Lady Hillingden (Tea, 1910) Louis P
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Senator Mascarend Sir Thomas Lipton
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