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50 Nernophila Discoidalis. Black, with white edge 



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Insignia. Bright-blue ' °05 *1 



Alba. White. I foot ...... \ [ \ 



Maculate. White ; large purple spots. 1 foot .... ,'o 



Variegate. White, veined with lilac, and blotched with violet; foliage 



finely variegated ; very effective. 1 foot ... , i 



Good Mixed. 



NEMOPIIILA MACTOATA. 



NOLANA. Nat. Ord., Nolanacece. 



Very pretty trailihg-plants, after the character of the Convolvulus Minor- fine 

 tor rock-work, hanging-baskets, old stumps, &c. Hardy annuals. 

 256 Nolana Atriplicifolia. Blue, violet, and yellow ; from Peru, i ft. 



257 Alba. White; yellow centre 



258 Subcosrulea. A fine variety, with mauve-colored flowers . 



259 Prostrate. Fine blue.'streaked with black ; from Peru . 



CENOTHERA. Nat. Oud., Onarjraccn. 

 A magnificent genus ; one of the most useful and beautiful, either for beds bor- 

 ders, edgings, or rock-work. Al! the varieties are free-flowering, with superb 

 spikes of large flowers. Half-hardv annuals. b ' P 



260 (Enothera Acaulis. A large-flowered variety, with silvorv-whito blo^oms 



tr\ «»ennis Hirsutissima. Crimson-orange: from California. 2 feet . 



»Jy ?f torta VeitebJl Grandiflora. Pure yellow; crimson spotted. 1 ft 



^G3 Drummondii Nana JVova. Dwarf; bright yellow; from Texas 1 



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OXYTJRA. Nat. Ord., Composite. 

 264 Oxyura Chijsanthemoides. A showy, free-flowering plant, with beautiful 



innged flowers; golden-yellow; from California . ... OS 



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