BARR & SUGDEN'S COLLECTIONS OF BULBS. 



PAXTONIAN COLLECTIONS OF EASILY-CULTIVATED BULBS, BEST ADAPTED FOR 

 THE SPRING FLOWER GARDEN, 



In the Collections A, B, C, D, and E, the Hyacinths, Polyanthus Narcissus, Tulips, Crocus, Anemones, 

 Ranunculus, and Crown Imperials, each of these bulbs will be sent in mixed colours. In the Collections 

 F, G, H, I, and K, the bulbs will be selected and sent in separate colours. 





Fine Collections. 



KxTBA FINE Collections. 





A. 



B. 



C. 



D. 



£ 



F. 



G. 



H. 



I. 



K. 





£i 4s. 



£3 3s. 



£2 2s. 



£1 Is. 



lOs.hd. 



£5 5s. 



£4 4s. 



£2 15s. 



£1 10s. 



15s.6d 



Hyacinths, i-arums , . . 



100 



75 



50 



25 



12 



100 



75 



50 



25 



12 



Polyanthus Narcissus . 



30 



20 



12 



6 



3 



30 



20 



12 



6 



3 



Ordinary Narcissus 



100 



75 



50 



30 



15 



100 



75 



50 



30 



15 



Tulips, various .... 



300 



200 



150 



100 



50 



300 



200 



150 



100 



50 



Crocus, „ . . . . 



500 



300 



200 



100 



50 



500 



300 



200 



100 



50 



Anemones, , 



Eanunculus, various . 



200 



100 



75 



50 



20 



200 



100 



75 



50 



20 



200 



100 



75 



50 



25 



200 



100 



75 



50 



25 



Snowdrops 



300 



200 



150 



100 



50 



300 



200 



150 



100 



50 



Crown Imperials .... 



9 



9 



6 







9 



9 



C 







Scilla Sibirica .... 



25 



20 



15 







25 



20 



15 







COVENT GARDEN COLLECTIONS, FOR WINTER AND SPRING BLOOMING IN-DOORS. 





Fine Collections. 



ExTEA FINE Collections. 





L. 



M. 



N. 



0. 



P. 



Q. 



E. 



S. 



T. 



u. 





£4 4s. £3 3s. 



£2 2s.i£l Is. 



lOs.Qd. 



£5 5s. 



£4 4s. 



£3 3s. 



£1 10sl5s.6cZ. 



Hyacinths, named varieties. 



50 



35 



30 



15 





50 



35 



30 



15 





Polyanthus Narcissus, named var. 



30 



24 



12 



10 



"o 

 O 



30 



24 



12 



10 



"3 



Tulips, named varieties 



100 



70 



50 



25 





100 



70 



50 



25 



o„ 



Jonquils, siceet scented. 



30 



24 



18 



12 



o . 



30 



24 



18 



12 





Ixias, mixed varieties . 



24 



12 



9 



6 





24 



12 



9 



6 





Sparaxis, „ „ . . 

 Tritonias, „ „ , . 



24 



12 



9 



6 





24 



12 



9 



6 



e o 



24 



12 



9 



6 



§ g 

 ^ .2 



24 



12 



9 



6 



qua: 

 lecti 



Babianas, „ „ . . 

 Seedhng Crocus, named varieties 



24 



12 



9 



6 





24 



12 



9 



6 



200 



150 



100 



50 



o g 



200 



150 



100 



50 





Snowdrops, lar</e 



200 



100 



100 



50 





200 



100 



100 



50 





Scilla Sibirica .... 



50 



30 



20 



12 





50 



30 



20 



12 



la 



Cyclamen Persicum . 



6 



4 



3 



2 



w 



6 



4 



3 



2 



w 



iS" Should any of our customei-s wish to have the selections of bulbs as offered by other London 

 houses— whether advertised in catalogues, daily papers, or other periodicals— the same can be made up 

 by us at the prices and conditions of the advertisers. 



HYACINTHS. 



fc:^ In giving Orders the Marginal Numbers will he sufficient, hut the date of the 

 Catalogue must invariably he specified, as the ntimhers are annually changed. 



taS" The varieties thus * distinguished are single ; their flower trusses large, compact, and handsome, 

 each bell having but one circle of petals. 



Those indicated thus t are double ; the flower spikes are not generally so large and compact as the 

 single varieties ; each bell consists of several circles of petals. 



PAXTONIAN OUT-DOOR HYACINTHS, IN DISTINCT COLOURS. 



These moderately priced and exceedingly handsome vai-ieties of Hyacinths, cannot be too strongly re- 

 commended for the decoration of the Spring Flower Garden. In the systematic distribution of colovu-s in 

 BEDS, EIBCONS, RUSTIC BASKETS ON LAWNS, FLOWER BOXES, VASES, (tc, their beauty cannot be Slu-passed. 



OUR OWN SELECTION. 



90 100 in 12 distinct varieties. 



91 50 in 12 ditto 



& s. 

 1 10 

 0 15 



92 

 93 



24 in 12 distinct varieties 0 



12 in 12 ditto 0 



RED. 



94 -fFair Rosamond, delicate blush 



95 f Kensington Beauty, deep red 



96 *Lord Derby, satin rose 



Per doz. — s. d. 



Per doz.— s. 



*Mr. Gladstone, bright pink 4 



*Romulus, delicate pink 4 



♦Scarlet Gem, briaht scarlet 4 



100 "African Beauty, rich purple 



101 *Covent Garden Beauty, rich lilac . . 



102 fDr. Livingstone, rich purple violet. 



106 *Duchess of Sutherland, pure white. 



107 -fEmpress Eugenie, white, rose eye . . 



108 *Prince of Wales, white, shaded rose. 



BLUE. 



4 6 

 4 6 

 4 6 



103 *Great Expectation, (/arA/zVacsWed 4 6 



104 -fPearl Gem, (/e/ica<e;)07-ce/a£'i 4 6 



105 *Princess of Wales, purple mauve ..46 



WHITE. 



4 6 

 4 6 

 4 6 



109 *Princess Mary, pure white 4 6 



110 *Purity, snoio white . . . j 4 6 



111 fSir Joseph Paxton, pure white 4 6 



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