AUohrn, lianly cliiuler ' 23 



Achimeiics 23 



Acorus, variegatei foliage 23 



Adonis 23 



Agapantlius, African Lily 23 



Alliuca 23 



Allium 23 



Alpine Plants for Kockwork 30 



Alpine Succulent Plants 30 



Alitrcemeria 23 



Amaryllis IG 



Anemone 14 iSi 23 



Anisantluis Bplendcns 24 



Annuals for Spring; blooming .... 3i) 



Anomallieca crucnta 24 



Antliolyza 24 



An(Iicricum,S<.Bcrnar(Z'«Li/i/,<5'c. 24 



Apliis lirush Zi 



Aphis Wasli 32 



Apios tuberosa, hardy climber.. .. 24 



Arum 24 



Asclepias 24 



Asparagus lioots 39 



Aspliodelus, King's Spear 24 



Aspidistra 24 



Babiaua 13 



P.askets, Ilangiug, see Order Slicet. 



Bc;;onia 24 



Bella Donna Lily 17 



Bellevalia 24 



Bobartia 24 



Bones, Crnslicd and Dissolved 32 



Books 39 



Boasslngaullia, greenhouse climber 24 



Brackets, rustic, &c 35 



Bravoa, twin fioKered 24 



Brodia;a 24 



Brunsvigia 24 



Bulbocodiura, Ued Crocus.. 11 & 24 



Caladium 24 



Cai\a, Ethiopian Lily 24 



Calllprora 24 



Ca\yiie(!,\3, double Convolvulus 24 



Camassi-1 24 



Canna, Indian Shot 24 



Carnation plants SO 



Castle Ituins, for fern cases, &c,,.. 35 



Chinese Cane and Flower Slicks .. 38 



CbViiiawlhiis, /rag rant 24 



Coburghia 24 



Cocoa Fibre and Charcoal, specially 



prepared for Bulbs and Ferns .. 33 



Colchicum, yl«<Mj)i)i Croctis 25 



Collections of Bulbs 3 



„ of Cliveden Plants 29 



Comnielina 25 



Conditions of carriage 2 



Convallaria multiflora 25 



Coopcria, Eoening Star 25 



Crocosmia (Tritonia) Aurea 25 



Crocus 10 & 25 



Crown Imperials 16 



Cubic Pelre , 32 



Cut Flower Trays 30 



Cummingia, ninter blooming .... 25 



Cyclamen 15 



Cypella, Tigridia 25 



Dahlia 25 



Dielyti'a spectabilis 25 



CONTENTS. 



Page 



Dinner Tabic Centres 35 



Dodccatheon, American Cowslip. . 25 



Dog's-tooUi Violets 25 



Eucharis Aniazoniea 25 



ICyelet Wall Nails 38 



Fern Cases 34 & 37 



Ferns 30 



Flower Pot Ccjvers 88 



Flower-pots, terra colta, SiC 35 



Fowler's Insecticide 32 



Fritlllarlas 16 



Fruit Trees 31 



Fumigator (I'axton) 33 



Funkia .. 25 



Galaxia 25 



Garden Implements 38 



Geranium tuberosum 25 



Gcsneria 25 



Gladioli 18 to 23 



Glass Shades 34 



Glasses and Supports (Tye's) .... 83 



Gloxinia 25 



Greenhouse Plants 31 



Guano 32 



Guernsey Lihes 17 



Gunnera scabra 25 



Ilabramhus 25 



Ilajmantlius, Jiluod flower 25 



Hardy Climbers 31 



Hardy Dwarf Foliage Plants 31 



Hardy Evergreen Shrubs 31 



Haidy Flowering Shrubs 31 



Hedychiura, GaWa/i(//¥on5cr .... 26 



Helleborus, Christmas Rose 20 



Hcmerocallis, Day Lily 26 



Hepatica 26 



Herbaceous Border Plants 30 



Hesperoscordum, J/i,ssoi(r(//jra<;m</i 20 



Horticultural Garden Labels 38 



Hyachiths 3 to 7 



Imatophyllum 26 



Ismcne 26 



Iris 12 



Ixias, splendid collection 13 



Jardinets 34 and 33 



Jonfjuil 8 



Knives (Saynor's) 38 



Laclienaliu 20 



Ladle.:,' Watering Cans 38 



Ladies' and Gardeners' Gloves .... 38 



Lawn Mo^v•ers 38 



Leucojum, Snow-Jlahe 20 



Liatris 26 



Lilies 17 



Lily of the Valley 26 



Lj coris, Golden Lily 26 



Manure (Stauden's) 32 



Manure (McDougall'sJ 32 



Matting for tying 39 



Medcoln, fragrant winter climber 26 



Medicated Shreds 38 



Mclantbium 26 



Metlionica, Gloriosa 23 



Mora;a 26 



Muscari 16 



Mushroom Spawn 29 



Narcissus Polyanthus 7 



„ Garden, tiue collection . . 7 



Kcrine 26 



Pfifjr 



Netting, Shading, and Frigl Domo 39 



Ofihioposon, SnaLesbeard 26 



Ornltliogalum, Star of Bethlehem . 26 



Oveidia 28 



Oxalls 20 



P;conia, herbaccout and Moulan.. 27 



Pancratium 27 



VnvCunVnus, Leopard Flower .... 2" 



Pencils, Solid Marking Ink 38 



Peutlandia 27 



Picotee Plants 30 



Pink Plants 30 



Plant Cases 34 njid 37 



Plants for Spring Gardening 28 



Raimncuhis 14 



Rhubarb Boots 39 



KIgidella 27 



Rook Caverji, or Fern Pockets ... 35 



Roses, Standard and Dwarf 31 



Rustic Arboretes, for Ferns, &c. . . 85 



Rustic Ferneries 37 



Rustic Vases, Jardinets, &c. 34 and 35 



Sanguinaria 27 



Saxifraga 27 



Schisostylus 27 



Scilla 10 



Seakale roots 3'J 



Snowdrops 11 



Sparaxis 13 



Spira;a, Hoteioc 31 



Spring Gardening 28 



Stag's Head Tripod 35 



Strawberry Plants 81 



Strumaria 27 



Styptic (Thompson's) 33 



Sulphate of Ammonia 32 



Syringes, Water lingines, and Hy- 



dropults, &c S3 



Thermometers, &c 38 



Tbiadiantha, hardy climber 31 



Tigriilia, Tiger Flower 27 



Tobacco Powder (Poolcy'sJ 32 



Tobacco Paper 32 



Tobacco Itag 32 



Tobacco Tissue 32 



Trichonema 27 



Triteleia uniflora 27 



Tritoma 27 



Tritonia 13 



Tropasolum 27 



Tuberoses 27 



Tulipa 23 



Tulips 8 to 10 



Valotta, Scarboro' Lily 28 



Vases, ornamental, ruslic, &c. 34 to 80 



Vegetable Seeds 39 



Vic-usseuxia, Iris 28 



Vines in Pots 31 



j Violets, Sweet Seemed SI 



I Wachendorfia 28 



Wasp-deiitroyiug Mixture 3i 



Walsouia 2S 



Window Conservatories 37 



Window Flower Boxes, in wood, 



&c 36 and 37 



Winter Aconite 12 



Wire, Metalltc and Copper 38 



Wirework of every descriptiiou. 



Zephyranthes 28 



BARE & SUGDEN'S FLORAL ALBUMS, 4 vols., super-royal.— r/tese contain upwards ofbfiW coloured 

 plates of annuals, perennials, stove and (j)-eenhouse plants, ferns and coloured-foHage plants, bulbous and 

 tuberous-rooted plants, tj'C. The plates oj ferns and foliage plants are from the published works of E. J. 

 Lowe, Esq. ; a great many of the other plates have been collected from the most reliable and recent illustrated 

 foral and botanical loorks, English and foreign ; the remaining plates are from older icorks, so that the 

 Albums contain many illustrations of rare and scarce plants, interesting both to the Florist and the Botanist ; 

 and ice may state that we are continually adding plates of new plants. The Albums are kept at our ware- 

 house as books of reference for those who can make it convenient to call. 



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