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BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



BOVGAimiL'LMX—conthmed. 



2427 Bougainvil'laDa spcctab'ilis, .9/>/e«r//(/ mc/Mt'e, from Imlia 2 G 



2428 „ spleu'cleus, beautiful rosy carmine ^ 2 C 



2429 „ „ auranti'aca, rich orange per seed 5 0 



BRACHYSE'MA, Nat. Ord. Legumino'sce. 

 A beautiful greeuliousc climber, of a very ornamental character, exceedingly effective on 

 low pillars or trellis work ; succeeds in any light rich soil. 



2430 Brachyse'ma speciosum, deep red, very handsome, from N. Holland 1 o 



CAJOPHO'RA, Nat. Ord. Loasa'cece. 

 A handsome genus of rapid growing, free-flowering climbers, with curious and beautiful 

 flowers, followed by singular looking seed-vessels. The half -hardy perennial varieties llowcir 

 the first year ; succeeding out of doors in any light soil. 



2431 Cajopho'ra auranti'aca, orange, lialf-hardy perennial, from Yucuman 0 3 



2432 „ Herber'tii, scarlet, lialf-hardy pei'ennial 0 3 



2433 „ tri'color, shaded yellow^ hardy annual, from Chili 0 3 



CARDIOSPER'MUM, Nat. Orel. Sapinda'cew, 

 A genus of rapid growing, handsome climbers, remarkable for an inflated membranous 

 capsule, which has given to it the name of Balloon Vine, ornamental alike for greenhouse or 

 out-door decoration ; when planted out, they succeed best in a light soil and warm situation. 

 Half-hardy annuals. 



2434 Cardiosper'mum coluteoi'des, white, from Caracas 0 3 



2435 „ Halicaca'bum, white, from India 0 3 



2436 „ microcar'pum, white, from India 0 3 



CIE'MATIS, Nat. Ord. Ranuncula' cece* 

 A genus of well known rapid-growing, free-flowering, very ornamental hardy climbing 

 shrubs, some of which are highly odoriferous, admirably adapted for covering verandahs, 

 arbours, arches, fronts of villas, &c. ; succeed in any common garden soil. 



2437 Cle'matis cirrho'sa, white, speckled red, flowers very fragrant, blooms late in autumn, 



evergreen, from Spain 1 0 



2438 „ Flam'mula, sweet-scented, from Fi'ance , . 0 3 



2439 „ microphyria, ivhite, very beautiful, from South Em-ope 0 6 



2440 „ ' viticel'la, purple^ from Spain 0 6 



CLITO'RIA, Nat. Ord. Legumino'sce. 

 Magnificent free-flowering greenhouse climbers, with large elegant pea-shaped flowers of 

 considerable beauty i^sec engraving), particularly adapted and very effective for training on 

 trellis-work, wire globes, <x any of the numerous contrivances on wliich plants of this cha- 

 racter may be grown for greenhouse or conservatory decoration ; though perennials, they 

 flower the first year. C. violacea flore pleno is a charming variety. 



2441 Clito'ria coele'stis, sky blue, from E. Indies , 0 4 



2442 „ gcsna'ria, /ja/e blue, shaded icith white, from E, Indies 0 6 



2443 „ „ atro-coeru'lea, dark blue, from E. Indies — ^0 6 



2444 „ Ternate'a, blue and white, fi'omE. Indies ' 0 3 



2445 „ „ alba, pui e white, from E. Indies . « 0 4 



2446 „ ,, „ grandiflora, white, from E. Indies 0 C 



^ 2447 „ , „ atro-coerulea, dark blue, from E. Indies ^ . — 0 4 



1S448 „ „ lila'cea, superba, lilac, from E. Indies • • • . 0 6 



2449 ^ „ pallida, paZe from E. Indies ,. 0 4 



2450 ^ „ „ viola'cea flore pleno, rich satiny purplish lavender, splendid double 



flowers, one of the most charming novelties of the season (see 

 Engraving). The first double variety yet obtained 1, 6 



COBJl'A, Nat. Ord. Polemonia' cece. 

 A magnificent conservatory climber, with large bell-shaped flowers,^ elegant leaves and 

 tendrils ; it is of rapid growth, covers a large space in a short time, and consequently is eminently 

 adapted during the summer for warm situations out of doors ; grows freely in any rich soil. 

 Plants raised from seed flower abundantly the first year. Half-hardy perennial. 



2451 Cobae'a scan'dens, pur/j/e /i/ac, from Mexico 0 4 



COATOLYULl'S (Ipomce'a purpu'rea), Nat. Ord. Convolvula'cece. 

 A well-known and beautiful free-flowering class of easily cultivated climbers, with 

 brilhant and varied coloured flowers ; grow freely in almost any situation, and produce a 

 splendid effect when grown on stumps of trees, or trained over trellis and rustic-work, or 

 against rough fences ; they should also be largely associated in such situations with the 

 beautiful Tropgeolum Canaricnse. Half-hardy annuals. 



2452 Convolvidus major, dark purple, rich velvety 0 3 



