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most valuable plant for cutting 













purposes, commencing to bloom 













already in the month of May ; 













its charming pale blue flowers 













last a long time .... 





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„ hybrida Victoria (Sc. atro- 













purpureaX Columbaria), 

















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4 







„ grandiflorus mixed . 





2 



1 



10 





„ papilionaceus 







2 



1 



10 





„ pinnatus mixed . 





2 



2 







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Schubertia grandiflora , a splendid 

 climber with white scented flowers 

 1 00 cppHs 9.I • 1 000 «pf»rl« 1 fi/ 



Sea Lavender, see Statice. 







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Senecio elegans plenissimus (Jaco- 













boea double) splendid mixed 



1 



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plpfyan*? nanus nlpni^imnc; 













dwarf mixed 



1 



3 









Sensitive Plant, see Mimosa pudica. 











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Sicvos angulata 





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Silene pendula (rosea graeca) . 









7 





„ „ alba. . . . ... . 









7 











1 







„ compacta fl. pi. 





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4 







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with long branches of golden yellow 













foliage and thousands of lovely rose- 













coloured flowers 





3 



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7 





Silene pendula compacta rosea . 



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0 

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„ ,, alba plena Dam. 





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7 





„ „ „ „ fol. aureis, 













golden leaved 





4 

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0 



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„ „ LunaDam. 1896 ; 













very compact ; flowers of a delicate 













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4 



2 



6 





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5 





„ compacta ruberriina fl. 













pleno 







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large pure white flowers 







3 



2 







„ „ ruberrima .... 









8 





„ „ „ flore pleno 





2 



1 



2 



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Skimmia japonica 



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Snapdragon, see Antirrhinum. 





7 



7 

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Solanum atropurpureum .... 





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0 



5 



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71 



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4 

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3 



6 





cabiliense argenteum(mar- 













ginatum) 





5 



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Capsicastrum 





4 



3 



3 





„ „ nanum .... 





5 



3 



7 





„ Dammannianum 













100 seeds — /9 











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0 



4 



04 



0 

 © 



0 

 © 

 4 

 4 

 4 



4 



Solanum Farini . . x / 8 oz — /10 



„ Hendersonii 



„ laciniatum 



„ pseudo-Capsicum . 



„ pyracanthum 



„ robustum 



„ Seaforthianum 1 I S oz — /7 



„ Warscewiczii 



Spartium (Genista) see Tree seeds. 



Spiderwort, see Cleome, 



Spurge, variegated, see Euphorbia 



variegata. 

 Stapelia variegata finest mixed 



1000 seeds 1/4 

 Standing Cypress, see Ipomopsis. 

 Statice Bonduelli, yellow . . . . 

 „ caspia ; one of the finest, with 

 purple flowers . 1 Jg OZ — j7 



„ latifolia 



sinensis, Dam. 1901 (Electro) 

 An exceedingly graceful plant 

 the flowers of which will be 

 found most valuable for all 

 floral decorations. The flower 

 stalks are about 16 to 20 inches 

 high, and the panicles which 

 are produced in great profusion 

 bear flowers somewhat resem- 

 bling those of Statice sinuata, 

 but they are far more graceful 

 and charming. Their color 

 is pure white alternated with 

 canary-yellow, of a very pretty 

 effect. The flowers are equally 

 useful both fresh and dry. If 

 sown in March the plant begins 

 flowering already in June 



„ sinuata, blue 



„ „ candidissima . . 



„ „ rosea 



„ Suworowii 



Stephanotis floribunda 



100 seeds 1/6 

 1000 „ 12/6 



Stevia Eupatoria 



„ Lindleyana 



„ odorata (salicifolia) 



„ purpurea 



„ serrata, white 



Stocks, see page 27. 



Stokesia Cyanea. Although this mag- 

 nificent plant is known for a long 

 time, yet it has been introduced to 

 the trade only a few years ago ; 

 flowers lavender-blue, measuring ab l 4 

 to 5 in. across. Wc recommend this 



per oz 

 s. d. 



5 



4 

 4 

 3 

 4 

 9 

 10 



3 6 

 - 4 



3 — 



— 7 



— 7 

 1 10 



— 7 

 - 10 



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