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Large Scotch Cabbage [B. oleracea ‘Large Scotch’] do. Winter do. [B. oleracea ‘Large Winter’] do. Alnwick, do. [B. oleracea ‘Large Alnwick’] Brown cole, do [B. oleracea] Turnip rooted, do. [Rutabaga, Brassica napus] Red Cab. to pickle [Brassica oleracea] Early purple broccoli [B. oleracea ‘Early Purple’] Do. Green, do. [B. oleracea] White Cauliflower do. [B. oleracea] Early Cauliflower [B. oleracea ‘Early’] Late Cauliflower [B. oleracea ‘Late’] White coss Lettuce [Lactuca sativa ‘White Cos’] Green Lettuce [L. sativa ‘Green Cos’] Large roman Lettuce [L. sativa ‘Large Roman’] Large Roman Cabbage [L. sativa ‘Large Cabbage’] Brown Dutch Cabbage [L. sativa ‘Brown Dutch’] White curled Indive [Endive, Cichorium endivia ‘White Curled’] Cardoon [Cynara cardunculus] Long prickly Cucumber [Cucumis sativus ‘Long Prickly’] Short prickly Cucumber [C sativus ‘Short Prickly] Gerkin pickle [ Gherkin, C. sativus or C. anguria] Portugal Onion [Allium cepa ‘Portugal’] White silver Onion [A. cepa ‘Silver-skinned] Deptford Onion [A. cepa ‘Deptford] Solid Celery [Apium graveolens ‘Solid’] Early summer Turnip [Brassica rapa ‘Early summer’] Early Dutch Turnip [B. rapa ‘Early Dutch’] Early Hanover Turnip [B. rapa ‘Early Hanover’] Large (fall) Norfolk Turnip [B. rapa ‘Large Norfolk’] Early salmon Radish [Raphanus sativus ‘Early Salmon’] Short top radish [R. sativus ‘Short-top’] White Turnip radish [R. sativus ‘White Tunrip’] Large orange Carrot [Daucus carota ‘Large Orange’] Large Red Carrot [D. carota ‘Large Red’] Large Parsnip [Pastinaca sativa] Mangle Wurzel, or root of Scarcity [Beta vulgaris] Red Beet [B. vulgaris] White beet [B. vulgaris ‘White’] Large Nerstertion [Nasturtium, Tropaeolum majus] Salsafie [Salsify, Tragopogon porrifolius] Asparagus [Asparagus officinale] Globe Artichoke [Cynara scolymus] Fine canteloup Melon [Cucumis melo] Fine Italian Melon [C. melo ‘Italian’] Burssells sprouts [Brussels Sprouts, Brassica oleracea] Curled Parsley [Petroselinum crispum var. crispum] <strong>Garden</strong> Cress [Lepidum sativum] Double pepper Grass [Lepidum sativum] White Mustard [Brassica hirta] Round Spinage, etc. [Spinacia oleracea var. inermis] Minton Collins 1793 Virginia 54
FLOWERS ROOTS Red, White, & Blue Hyacinths [Hyacinthus orientalis cvs.] Polianthus narcissus [Narcissus tazetta] Double white, do. [Narcissus sp.] Persian Iris [Iris persica] Ranunculus [Ranunculus asiaticus] Mixed tulips [Tulipa sp.] Tube Roses [Tuberose, Polianthes tuberosa] Mixed blue and yellow crocus [Crocus sp.] FLOWER SEEDS Widow wall flower [Cheiranthus cheiri] Auricula [Primula auricula] Double Balsam [Impatiens balsamina] Gerenium [?Pelargonium sp. or Geranium pratense] Turkey Violet [Bird’s Foot Violet, Viola pedata] Charlotte Pink [?Dianthus sp.] Stock July flower [Stock, Matthiola incana] Moss, Roses, [Rosa gallica muscosa] Rock Rose ? Cinamon Rose [Rosa cinnamomea] Maidens blush [Rosa alba var. Maxima] Minton Collins 1793 Virginia 55
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Blue Con. Minor Convovulus Convolvu
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Franklinia Franklinia alatamaha Car
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Curled Cress Lepidium crispum Broad
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Dwarf Dutch Beans Phaseolus vulgari
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Garden Sorrel Rumex Acetosa French
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Lisbon Vines Vitis Muscat of Alexan
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Cucumbers Eggplant Endive Eschalot
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Parsley Parsnip Pea Lady pea Indian
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Savory, summer and winter Thyme, up
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Convolvulus Hawkweed Hedgehog, Tref
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Lycium Magnolia Mespilus Myrica Phi
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GREEN HOUSE AND STOVE PLANTS GENERI
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capitatum Rose-scented cucullatum H
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Norway maple [Acer platanoides] Ken
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White Cranberry Dwarf Phaseolus vul
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Leek Large Scotch Allium porrum Lon
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Owens and Leckie 1826 Virginia Myrt
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The American Farmer, Vol. 9, 1827 B
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Mrs. Tripp’s Flowers and Herbs Be
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Oenothera pink primrose Osmunda cin
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(From Southern Agriculturist) sweet
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Genus and Species Common Name Acer
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Lythrum hyssopifolium loosestrife M
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Plants Grown by Jacob Smith, 1844-1
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Jacob Smith 1844-1859 Arkansas Hyac
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Jacob Smith 1844-1859 Arkansas Malu
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Jacob Smith 1844-1859 Arkansas Rosa
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Miss Betty Roper’s Herbarium 1853
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Pyrus Japonica (Quince) Pecan Plum
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Peerless Prince de Salm Rev. H. Dom
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Phloxes, Giant perennial Platycodon
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Philadelphia Rambler Pink Rambler P
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