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low-growing plants associate Iberis, and variegated Polemonium, and any other plants which give a little 

 elevation. For the summer, a few of the Mexican Cacti might be introduced with great effect, and when removed 

 in the autumn, their place occupied with spring flowering plants, such as the Myosotis dissitiflora, etc. 



Collections of Plants suitable for forming Window Gardens. 



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1683 200 in 200 species 120/, 140/, and 160 o 



1684 100 in 100 , 60/, 70/, and 80 o 



1685 100 in 50 ,, 50/, 60/, and 70 o 



1686 50 in 50 ,, 3°/ to 4° o 



1687 50 in 25 species 25/, 30/, and 35 



1688 25 in 2_ 



1689 12 in 12 



12/6, 15/, 

 6/, 9/. 



ALPINE SUCCULENTS FOR GEOMETRICAL ARRANGEMENTS. 



On account of their compact and exceedingly neat habit, the Sempervivums are admirably adapted. We 

 have seen the most charming designs carried out with S. californicum, the panels filled in with close compact, 

 growing plants, such as Antennaria, Alternanthera, and other varieties of Sempervivums, etc.; while the silvery- 

 leaved House-leek (Sempervivum glaucum) has become as indispensable in flower garden arrangements as the 

 Geranium or the Calceolaria : it requires the most ordinary protection of a cold frame. Californicum is perfectly 

 hardy, and may remain in its designs summer and winter. Sempervivum montanum forms charming rosettes, 

 while the Cobweb sempervivum (S. arachnoideum) is valuable for small designs, etc. 



1690 Echevaria secunda glauca (the silvery House-leek) per 100, 40s. .^os., and 6oj\ ; *. d. 



per dozen, 6s., gs., and 12 0 



1691 Echeveria metallica, r/, 1/6, 2/, 2/6 each and upwards, according to size; per doz. 9/, 12/, 18/ & upwards. 



1692 Echeverias, other species and varieties, 3/6 each and upwards. 



1693 Saxifraga per 100, 63s. ; per dozen, 6s., gs., and 12 o 



1694 Sedum (Stonecrop) per 100, 63s. ; per dozen, 6s., gs., and 12 o 



1695 Sempervivums per 100, 80s. ; per dozen, ox, 12s., 18s., and 24 o 



1696 Sempervivum californicum, for symmetrical designs invaluable. We can offer this plant by the 



iooo, price on application; per 100, ioj\ 6d., 15^., 21^., 25^., and upwards; per dozen, 4s. 6d., 6s., & 9 o 



1697 Antennaria tomentosa, the Snow Plant of Battersea Park, we can offer by the 1000 ; per 100, 



ioj. 6d., 15J., 21J., and 25*. ; per dozen, 2s. 6d., 3J. 6d., and 4s. 6d. In pots, 6s. per dozen. 



FINE SORTS OF HARDY ALPINE PLANTS FOR ROCKWORK, ETC. 



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1698 100 in 100 varieties 63^., 705-., and 84 o 1701 50 in 50 varieties 355-. and 40 o 



1699 100 in 50 ,, 60s. and 70 o 1702 25 in 25 ,, i 5 j-. and 21 o 



1700 100 in 25 ,, 50^. and 60 o 1703 12 in 12 ,, 6s., gs., and 12 o 



FINE SORTS OF HARDY HERBACEOUS BORDER PLANTS. 



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1704 100 in 100 varieties 63s., 70J., and 84 o I 1707 50 m 50 varieties 35*. and 40 o 



1705 100 in 50 ,, 60s. and 70 o | 1708 2511125 ,, 15^ and 21 o 



1706 100 in 25 ,, SOS. and 60 o | 1709 12 in 12 , 6s., gs., and 12 o 



HARDY DWARF FOLIAGE AND OTHER PLANTS, SUITABLE FOR PERMANENT EDGINGS. 

 1710 Assorted or one kind, gs. and 12^. per dozen. 



CARNATIONS. 



1711 Choice Named Varieties per dozen, 12s. and 15s. Fine ditto, 6s. and 9 o 



PICOTEES. 



1712 Choice Named Varieties per dozen, 12s. and 15s: Fine ditto, 6s. and 9 o 



PINKS. 



1713 Choice Named Varieties per dozen, gs. and 12s. Fine ditto, 6s. and 7 6 



gif For cut flowers, Carnations, Picotees, and Pinks are invaluable, and ought to be extensively cultivated. 



tn our Spring Seed Catalogue we offer seeds of these which produce about two-thirds double. 



FERNS. 



Hardy British and Exotic Varieties, 15^., i8j., 24s, and 30-5-. per dozen. 

 In-door varieties, for Plant Cases, etc., i8j., 24s-., and 30.$-. per dozen. 



PALMS, for Hall and Drav/ing-Room Decoration. 



We are continually having consignments of these from the Continent. Prices range from js. 6d., 10s. 6d., 

 12s. 6d., 15-r., 17s. 6d., 21s., and upwards, according to size and variety. These, with a great variety of other 

 Foliage Plants, we have generally at our Warehouse. 



HARDY ORNAMENTAL FLOWERING SHRUBS. dm 



1714 Assorted per dozen, 24?., 30 s., and 42 o 



HARDY ORNAMENTAL EVERGREEN SHRUBS. 



1715 Assorted per dozen, i8j\, 24;., 30^, and 4*2 o 



HARDY ORNAMENTAL CLIMBERS. 



1716 Assorted per dozen, 18 r., 24s-., and 30 o 



ROSES. 



1717 Dwarf varieties per dozen, 12s., i$s., and 18 o 



1718 Standard ,, per dozen, 21s., and 30 o 



1719 Climbing ,, per dozen, 12s., 15^., and 18 o 



GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 



1720 Assorted per dozen, i8j., 24s-., 30-$-., and 42 o 



A FEW SPECIALITIES IN HARDY PLANTS. 



1721 Acer negundo variegatum (the white variegated Maple), the most strikingly effective variegated plant we 



possess for shrubbery borders, where it forms one of the most pleasing reliefs it is possible to imagine. 

 Dwarfs, each, is. 6d. to 3^. 6d. ; Standards, each, 3s. 6d. to 5$-. 6d. 



1722 Aucuba japonica mascula, the new male Japanese Aucuba, each, 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 5*. 6d. 



1723 Aucuba japonica femina, the berry-bearing Aucuba, each, 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and s s - 6d. 



1724 Ivies, English, Irish, Algerian, and variegated, all sizes, each, is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 3s. 6d. A few very- 



large Irish Ivies ; price on application. 



1725 Thalictrum minus, a beautiful border plant, resembling the Maiden Hair Fern, each, gd. 



