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SCHIZANTHUS. Nat. Oud., HcrophuCariacett. prick. 

 Elegant slender-branclied annuals, with very conspicuous lobed or cut-petalled 

 flowers of white, lilac, purple, and rich red, orange, and violet-crimson spots and 

 marks, very picturesquely blended; well adapted for either garden or pot culture 

 For winter flowering, they should be sown in August. Half-hardy annuals. 

 327 Schizanthus Grandiflorus Occulatus. Various shades, with blue centre 

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Elumilis. Lilac and crimson. J foot 



Finnatus. Pinnate-leaved, rosy-purple, and yellow-spotted ; pretty. 



Priestii. Pure white. 1 foot 



Retusus. Deep rose and orange-crimson tip ; fine. 1 J feet . 

 Alba. White, crimson-tip ; superb. 1J feet 



1 ft. 



Good Mixed 05 



Finest Mixed. Including all best varieties 10 



SILENE, or CATCHFLY. Nat. Ord., Caryophyllacea. 

 Among the tribe of Silenes will be found some of the brightest ornaments of the 

 flower-garden, either in respect to brilliancy of color, or length of duration in 

 bloom ; fine for beds, borders, or ribbons. Hardy annuals. 



335 Silene Pseudo Atocion. Rosy-pink flower, with white centre; free-blooming. .05 



336 Rubella. Red ; from Portugal. 1 foot 05 



337 Alba. White; fine. 1 foot ... . ... 06 



Bj JSTVITALIA PROCUMBKNS (ne<r ccubie . 



SA7TVETALEA. Nat. Ord., Composita. 

 Pretty dwarf-growing, free-flowering plants, suitable for small beds, rock-work, 

 or edgings: continuing in bloom during the summer and autumn months; thriving 

 best in light rich soil. Hardy annuals. 



338 Sanvitalia Procumbens. Rich brown and yellow. J foot . . . . 



339 New Double. A beautiful acquisition, with double flower, like pom- 

 pone Chrysanthemum; very dwarf, and undoubtedly one of the finest 

 yellow plants; suited for beds nnd masses. J foot 



SPIIENOGY1VE. Nat. Ord., Gimposiim. 

 A very showy, free-flowering plant; very effective for beds, mixed borders, edg- 

 ing, or ribbons. Hardy annual. 



340 Spheivogyne Speciosa. Bright yellow; black centre; from S. Am. 1 foot 



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