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PEONIES. Pimones. 



JNo class of flowers has recently attracted more attention in Europe than this, 

 a monograph of which has lately been published in London. Most of 

 the varieties are extremely splendid, and others possess striking peculia- 

 rities. Anticipating that a similar taste would be evinced in this country, 

 the proprietor has, by great exertion, obtained every variety possible. 



1 Sabine's crimson officinal Pseonia officinalis, sdbini $1 00 



2 Large double do. do. 



3 Do. do. rose do. 

 4- Double white, or changeable, \ 



blush changing to white • ) 



5 Flesh coloured, or single changeable 



6 Blush downy leaved 

 « Variegated leaved 

 .8 Double purple fringed 

 9" Single do. 



10 Fennel, or parsley leaved 



11 Prince's crimson fennel leaved, a 



new seedling 



12 Jagged leaved pink 



13 Hybrid violet 



14 Broad leaved coral coloured 



15 Dauric 



16 Downy leaved 



17 Byzantine 

 18; Compact 



19 Greville's 



20 Tall comely 



21 Pallas single purple 



22 Anderson's blush 



23 Oxford 



24 Spanish rose coloured 



25 Hairy leaved 



26 Roseate 

 2.7 Siberian single white, several i 



flowers on each stem \ 



2$ Virgin white, ditto ditto 



29 one flowered, generally^ 

 but one flower on each stem ) 



30 shining leaved white 



31 blush coloured 



32 Tartarian 



33 Chinese double white, with large 



and, splendid fragrant flowers 



34 Chinese double crimson, with I 



splendid flowers ) 



35 Chinese rose scented, deep crim- ) 



son, and very fragrant $ 



36 Chinese purple tree poeony, with > 



magnificent fragrant flowers ) 

 Ditto, extra large 5 00 



37 Chinese rose coloured tree pseony, ) 



the true sort, with magnifl-> oioutan, rosea 5 to 8 00 



cent flowers of monstrous size) 

 \ N.B. No. 36 is frequently sold .for 

 the preceding, but they are ex- 

 ceedingly different. 



rubra 



25cts. 



to 50 



rosea 





50 



albicans 





1 00 



carnescens 





1 50 



blanda 





1 00 



foi. varieg. 





2 00 



par adoxa, fimbriata 



1 00 



simplicifolia 





1 00 



tenuifolia 





1 00 



var. nova 





2 00 



anomala 





1 00 



hybrida 





1 00 



corallina 





1 00 



daurica 





2 00 



mollis 





1 00 



peregrina, byzantina 



2 00 



compacta 





1 50 



Grevillii 





2 00 



decora, elatior 





1 00 



pallasii 





1 00 



arietina, Andersoni 



1 00 



oxoniensis 





2 00 



humilis 





50 



pubens 





2 00 



rosea 





1 00 



edulis, sibirica 





i oa 



vestalis 





2 00 



uniflora 





1 00 



Candida 





2 00 



rubescens 





1 50 



tartarica 





1 00 



Whitleji 



1 50 to 2 00 



Humei 





2 00 



fragrans 





2 00 



moutan,. Banksii 2 50 to 3 00 



