48 BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



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1283 Gaillar'dia Drummon'dii, crimson and jjeUow, half-hardy annual, 1^ ft., from Louisiana 0 3 



1284 ,, ,, I nana, cr/mon aAtf/ ?/e//o«;, half-hardy annual, 1 ft 0 .3 



1285 „ Eichardso'nii, orange with brown centre, hardy perennial, 1^ ft., from N. 



America 0 3 



GAU'RA, Nat. Orel. Onagracem. 



An exceedingly handsome and free-fiowcrinp: herbaceous plant, continuing in bloom the 

 ■vvhole summer ; succeeds best in sandy loam. Hardy perennial. 



1286 Gau'ra Lindheimu'ria, wliite with pink calyx, 2 ft., from Texas 0 3 



GENIS'TA, Nat. Ord. Legurnino'sce. 

 Exceedingly ornamental profuse-flowering hardy shrubs, equally valuable for the decora- 

 tion of the conservatory, flower-borders, and shrubbery. 



1287 Genis'ta bracteola'ta super'ba, yellow, 2 ft., from Teneriffe 0 4 



1288 „ can'dicans, ]/eZ/oii', 2 ft., from Spain 0 3 



1289 „ Canarien'sis, yellow, 2 ft., from the Canaries 0 4 



1290 „ ephcdrioi'des, yellow, 2 ft., from Sardinia 0 4 



1291 „ man'tica, ye//ow?, 3 ft., from S, of Europe 0 4 



1292 ,, multiflo'ra alba, while, 3 ft, from S. of Europe 0 4 



1293 „ pen'dula, yellow, 4 ft., from Italy 0 4 



1294 „ racemo'sa, yellow, 3 ft., from Italy 0 4 



1295 „ ramosis'sima, yellow, 3 ft., from Italy , 0 4 



1296 „ spinifo'lia, white, 3 ft., from Italy 0 4 



1297 „ iimbella'ta, yellow, 5 ft., from Barbary 0 4 



GERANIUM, Nat. Oj^^^mia'cece, 



These well-known garden favourites are no l^l^^HRisablc for in-door than for out- 

 of-door decoration ; no i)lants for the ornamcntatiol^^^e flower-garden are so universally 

 cultivated. The seed we off'er having been savecT from the following first-class zonule, &c., 

 varieties, carefully hybridised, the amateur has a fair chance of raising many charming 

 novelties. Ilalf-hardy perennials. , 



1298 Geranium Amelina Grisau, rose-scarlet, centre rriurgined white, very fine. 1 0 



1299 „ Carlo Dolci, mve-trrwu/eon 1 0 



1300 „ Comtesse dc Morny, white, shaded salmon 0 6 



1301 „ Comte de Hainault, rose 0 6 



1302 „ Duchess Helena, scarlet 0 6 



1303 „ Diadem Imperial, rose-scarlet 0 6 



1304 „ VEXn^, scarlet 1 0 



1305 „ Lightning, scarlet 0 6 



1306 „ Lucrecs, red 0 6 



1307 „ Madame Chardine, salmon-pink 0 6 



1308 „ Kadame Lansezeur, salmon and white 1 0 



1309 „ Madame Vaucher, ^chite, very large trusser 0 6 



1310 ,, Napoleon III., oran^e-scar/c'i 0 6 



1311 „ Princess Clotilda, Jar/i Wmon 1 0 



1312 „ Roi d'ltalie, orange-scarlet 1 0 



1313 „ Globe superb, mixed 0 6 



1314 „ finest mixed . . = 0 4 



GES'XERA, Nat. Ord. Gesnera'cece. 

 A beautiful stove plant, producing its brilliant coloured flowers in handsome panicles ; 

 requires a light rich peaty soil. 



1315 Ges'nera longiflo'ra, crimson, 1 ft., from S. America 1 0 



GE'UM, Nat. Ord. Rosdcece. 

 Extremely handsome, profuse-flowering, border plants, with rich coloured flowers, which 

 continue long in beauty ; they grow readily in any rich loamy soil. Hardy perennials. 



1316 Ge'um atrosanguin'eum, dark red, large floAvers, 1 ft 0 4 



1317 „ coccin'eum macrophyllum, scarlet, flowers large and handsome, 1 ft 0 4 



1318 „ „ superljum grandiflo'rum, 5car/e?, flowers large and handsome, 1 ft.. 0 6 



GiriA, Nat. Ord. Polemoma'cece. ^ 

 Very pretty, early, and profuse-flowering little plants ; exceedingly valuable for beds or 

 ribbons ; succeed in any rich soil. Hardy annuals, from California. 



1319 Gil'ia achilleaefo'lia, /jMrp Wz7ac, 1 A ft ^ 0 2 



1320 „ „ alba, pure white, U f t 0 3 



1321 „ bi'color alba, white and purple, f'ft 0 2 



1322 „ QsxYiiox'mcsi, delicate lilac, 0 2 



1323^ „ capita'ta major, celestial blue, | f t 0 2 



1324 „ tri'color, ichite, lilac, and purple, | f t. 0 2 



1325 „ „ rosea, rose, purple, and white, f ft 0 2 



