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© Petunia hybrida grandiflora fl. pi. 



Most carefully fecondated. 



First quality. 

 Double large-flowered mixed (producing 

 about 25 to 30 °/ 0 of double flowers 

 i/ 64 oz5/3; Vs*<«9/6 

 Double fringed in great variety mixed 

 (fimbriata) . . . 1000 seeds 1/9 

 10 000 „ 15/— 

 0 Phacelia campanularia 



„ Emperor William 

 Parryi .... 

 „ tanacetifolia . 



>4§ Phaseolus Caracalla . . 

 0§ „ ensiformis gigas 



Pheasant-eye Pink, see Dianthus 

 plumarius. 



© Phlox Drummondii. 



Alba pura 



Coccinea 



Extra fine mixed 



Phlox Drummondii grandiflora. 



Collected from largest flowers. 



Alba pura 



Atropurpurea 



Carminea 



Coccinea 



Splendens 



All the above mixed 



Phlox Drummondii nana compacta 

 grandiflora. 



Saved exclusively from dwarf plants. 



Alba 



Atropurpurea 



Carminea 



Chamois rose 



Coccinea 



„ floribunda, Fireball . . 



Coerulea stellata 



Hortensiaeflora 



Nivea (Snowball) 



Victoria 



All the above mixed 



© Phlox Drummondii cuspidata, mixed 



„ fimbriata, mixed 



4 „ perennis (decussata) hybrida, 

 finest large flowering sorts mixed 

 „ perennis (decussata) hybrida, 

 „Eclaireur" crimson colour, 

 extremely large-flowering 



V« oz 1/- 



per 07, 

 s. d. 



1 — 

 1 — 



- 10 



1 3 

 1 3 



1 2 



1 3 



1 3 



per lb. 

 s. <l. 



3 2 

 1 — 



4 9 



1 — 



11 3 



12 



Phlox perennis (decussata) hybrida 

 nana, best new dwarf varieties 



y* oz —is 



g Phormium tenax, New Zealand Flax 

 „ „ fol. var. 



1000 seeds 2/6 

 „ Veitchii fol. var. 



1000 seeds 4/— 



© Physalis Alkekengii 



„ Francheti, with white flowers 

 producing a very large scarlet balloon ; 



highly effective 



g% Physianthus albens 



4 Physostegia virginica (speciosa) 



„ „ alba . . . 



Picotees, see Dianthus Caryo- 



phyllus. 

 Pimpernelle, see Anagallis. 

 Pink, see Dianthus. 

 „ japanese,seeDiauthusHeddewigi. 



g Pittosporum Tobirae 



„ undulatum . 



4 Platycodon Mariesi 



J, „ fl. albo . . . 



h Poinciana Gilliesi Bird of Paradise 



„ pulcherrima 



regia 



h Poinsettia (Euphorbia) pulcherrima 

 Polyanthus, see Primula elatior. 



4 Polygonum lanigerum , perennial 

 species with silvery leaves . 



4§ ,, multiflorum 



© „ orientale (Persicaria) 



„ „ fol. variegatis . 



„ „ pumilum fl. albo 



Polygonum Posumbu, Dam. 1902, 

 new. (Electro). The plant grows 

 only about 12 to 14 in. high, pro- 

 ducing a mass of dark green glossy 

 leaves somewhat undulated from which 

 emerge the small rosy panicles. Mr. 

 Max Leichtlin writes in the Vienna 

 1 llustrated Garden Journal : ,,The plant 

 is very graceful and it wjll certainly 

 become a most valuable market plant 

 all the more as it is of the easiest 

 culture x / 8 OZ — /9 



4 Polygonum sachalinense, very decora- 

 tive most recommendable as green fodder 



© Polypteriscallosa, Dam. 1898. Height 

 about 1 foot U with a very graceful 

 and showy foliage. Throughout the 

 summer the plant is completely covered 

 with charming rose-lilac flowers. One 

 of the most richly flowering plants . 



Poppy, see Papaver. 



per 



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12 — 



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