YUCCA (ADAM'S NEEDLE). 



Oinamental foliage, hardy plants, forming striking objects in garden sceneiy. Y. recurva has beautiful 

 drooping leaves, and is a most desirable plant for vases, or for planting on lawns or in the parterre. 



Each— 5. d. s. il. 



1293 Yucca gloriosa, ?/?/i<7e 2 Gtolo 6 



1294 ,, recurva, M.-/ii7e 2 6 „ 10 C 



Each— s. (!. X. d. 



1291 Yucca filamentosa,?r/ij7«. . 2 6 to 10 6 



1292 „ variegata 7 6 „ 42 0 



ZEPHYRANTHES. 



These are very pretty bulbous plants, and require the same treatment as Ixia. 



Each— s. d. I Each— 5. d 



1295 Candida, 2/7/a7e per doz. 2/6 0 3 I 1298 Rosea, rose I 0 



ANNUALS. 



DWARF ANNUALS, FROM SIX TO TWELVE INCHES HIGH. 



Many a charming bed, patch, or edging, might be made with these in spring, either assorted with 

 bulbs or alone ; by way of example, take a circular bed, divide it into six compartments, into each sow a 

 distinct variety of Nemophila, and the same may be done with many of the other Dwarf Annuals. 



s. d. 



1297 15 packets of the most beautiful and suitable dwarf annuals, for spring blooming . .26 



1298 21 „ „ ,. „ „ . . . 3 G 



1299 30 „ „ „ „ „ ... 5 6 



TALLER GROWING ANNUALS, FROM ONE TO TWO FEET. 



These, though not suitable for dwarf edgings, or for mixing with bulbs, are invaluable for patches in 

 the borders, and for filling unoccupied beds ; while their graceful habits, brilliant colours, and profusion 

 of bloom, impart to the flower garden a very gay appearance. 



s. d. 



1300 15 packets of beautiful annuals, suitable for spring blooming 2 6 



1301 21 „ „ „ „ 3 6 



1302 30 „ „ „ „ 5 6 



CHOICE FLORIST FLOWER SEEDS. ' ^=^^^1; ^. 



1303 Calceolaria herbaceous (Jamas'), powers remarAai/y /arg'f' an(/sM/)er6/ys/<cf/>e(i 2 6 



1304 ,, very fine 1 0 



1305 Carnation, saved from finely-shaped flowers, hizar res, flakes, selfs, §x 1 0 and 2 6 



1306 „ perpetual, ditto ditto 1 0 „ 2 6 



1307 CinemrisLf saved from the most perfectli/ -shaped flowers 1 0 „ 2 6 



1308 MimvLlus, Mr. Bull's improved strain of Maculosa 1 0 „ 2 6 



1309 Pelargonium, saved fjom the most beautiful large flowered English varieties . . 1 0 „ 2 6 



1310 „ ditto ditto ditto spotted French varieties 1 0 „ 2 6 



1311 „ ditto ditto ditto fancy varieties 1 0 ,, 2 6 



1312 Picotee, saved from bold finely-shaped floivers, bizarres, flakes, selfs, and fancys 1 0 „ 2 6 



1313 perpetual, ditto ditto ditto 1 0 „ 2 6 



1314 Pink, yery cAoice 1 0 „ 2 6 



1315 Primula, saved from extra fineflowers 1 0 „ 2 6 



VEGETABLE SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING. 



See Sj)ring Seed Catalogue, gn page 30 of Autumn Catalogue for 1865. 



SUNDRY ROOTS, PLANTS, &.C. 



Per 100— s. 



1316 Admiral Dundas (Myatt), large and heavy cropper . . - - 



1317 Alpine, 7^ed and white .... ..... 



1318 Black Prince (Cuthill), early, sviall, but good cropper ..... 



1319 British Queen (Myatt), flavour, requires high cultivation - . - - 



1320 Carolina su^Qvba., fine flavour ........ 



1321 Cockscomb, very large, free bearing variety, desirable - - . - - 

 1332 Crimson Queen (Myatt), very large, great ci^opper, and fine late variety 



1323 Gomte de "P&Tis, fruit large and handsome, a useful kind .... 



1324 Dr. Hogg, the sioeetest strawberry grown, resembles the British Queen, but larger and a bette 



grower ........... 



1325 Eclipse (Keeves), good colour and flavour, and an excellent cropper, good for pot culture 



1326 Empress Eugenie' (Elnivet), very large, early, and good flavour, forces well 



1327 "Elton Pine, fine for preserving ........ 



1328 Elton (Improved), large, superior favour, late, great cropper .... 



1329 Eliza (Kivers), excellent cropper ........ 



1330 Eleanor (Myatt), very late, large, and a good bearer . . . . . 



1331 Fairy Queen, very highly recommended ....... 



1332 Filbert Pine (Myatt), extra fine flavour and heavy cropper, continues a long time in bearing 



1333 Frogmore late Pine (Ingram), fruit deep coloured, fiesh solid, juicy, rich, ripens late 



1334 General Havelock (Tiley), early, large ....... 



