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PRIMROSES, POLEANTHUS, AURICtf 

 LAS, and COWSLIPS. Class, Pentandria, 

 Order, Monogynia. 



1 Yellow, or poetic primrose,] Primula vul ris 



D\J CIS. j 



Purple do. 50 cts. 

 Double purple do. $t 

 Double white do. $1 

 Double brown do, $2 

 Poleanthus, 25 varieties, 



each 50 cts. 

 Double purple do. $1 

 Auriculas, 20 varieties ,each 

 50 cts. 

 9 Double purple do. % I 



10 Double yellow do. %\ 



11 Yellow cowslip, 50 cts. 



12 Yellow oxlip, 50 cts. 



13 Purple do. or hose in hose, 1 



25 cts. J 



14 Bird's-eye cowslip, 50 cts* 



2 

 3 

 4 

 5 

 6 



7 



3 



v. purpurea 

 v. pur p. pleno 

 v. albopleno 

 v.fulva 



polyanthos 



v. purp. pleno 



auricula 



v. purp. pleno 



v. fiava plenty 



veris 



v. elatior 



v. purpurea 



farinosa 



IRIS, or flower de luce, 25 Cents, except those* 

 noted. Class, Triandria. Order, Monogynia. 



<TThis flower, from its great combination of colours (whence it derives Ha 

 name) and altogether unique appearance, has ever found admirers among 

 the curious and the scientific By the recent addition of a large division 

 of Genus J&rtraea, the number of species has been increased to 55, to 

 which may be added aboiat 40 splendid varieties, which have been raised 

 from seed by the Dutch ; a small portion of these being tender, wili be 

 found under the Green-house head ; arrangements have been made to im- 

 port nearly all the other hardy species, which will probably be recejrej! 

 before the autumn of the present year, J. 



Iris germanica 

 — sambucina 



-~ flerentina 



1 Large purple German 

 3 Large two-coloured elder 



scented 

 3 Large white florentine, or 



Orris roo^ 37 cts* 



