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CATALOGUE OF BULBS AND PLANTS. 



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HARDY ORNAMENTAL FLOWERING SHRUBS. s. d. 



1702 Assorted per dozen, 18s., 24s., 30s., and 42 0 



HARDY ORNAMENTAL EVERGREEN SHRUBS. 



1703 Assorted per dozen, 18s., 24s., 30s., and 42 



HARDY ORNAMENTAL CLIMBERS. 



1704 Assortpd per dozen, 18s., 24s., and 30 



ROSES. 



1705 Dwarf varieties per dozen, 12s., 15s., and 18 



1706 Standard „ per dozen, 21s. and 30 



1707 Climbing „ per dozen, 12s., 15s., and 18 



GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 



1708 Assorted per dozen, 18s., 24s., 30s. and 42 



THE FEW SPECIALITIES IN HARDY PLANTS. 



1709 Acer negrando variegatum (The white variegated Maple), the most strikingly effective variegated 



tree we possess. Dwarfs, ench, 2s. Ctd. to 3;;. (id. ; standards, each, 3s. Cel. to 5s. Qid. 



1710 Aucuba japonlca mascula femina, the new male Japanese Aucuba, each, 3s. &d., 5s. Qd., 7s. 6(/., and 



10s. G(/., according to the variety ; larger plants higher in price. 



1711 Ivies, English, Irish, Algerian, and variegated, all sizes, each. Is. 6d, 2s, ^d., and 3s. Qd. A few 



very large Irish Ivies ; price on application. 



1712 Thaliotrum minus, a beautiful border plant, resembling tlie Maiden Hair Fern, each. Is. 



VIOLETS, SWEET SCENTED. 

 These are universal f avoimtes, and cannot be dispensed with in any garden, however small ; their delicious 

 and gratefully fragi-ant flowers are produced with so much profusion, that they may be gathered almost 

 daily throughout the winter and spring months. Devoniensis, King of Violets, Neapolitan, and Scotch, 

 are in bloom throughout the whole year. The Czar cannot be too highly recommended. 



Ai-borea (Tree Violet), blue, each Is. 



,, loMte, each Is. Gd. 



Brandyana, dark purple, striped white and pinl; 

 each Is. Gd. 



Devoniensis, dark purple, large flowers, each 9cZ. 

 King of Violets, dark indigo blue, very large double 



flowers, each Is. 

 Neapolitan, lavender blue, large double flowers, 



each 9cZ. 



Queen of Violets, icMte shaded blush, very large 



and double, each 9rf. 

 Rubra plena, ^ja?e red, double, each 9cZ. 



STRAWBERRIES 



Rubra simplex, red, single, each 9(7. 

 Russian, double blue, each Qd. 

 „ single blue, each 9f?. 

 ,, giant blue, each 9rf. 

 Sauvis, 2J«/e lavender, large flowers, each 9(Z. 

 Scotch, dark purple, large double flowers, each 9rf. 

 Striata obliqua, and white, each 9d. 



The Czar, dark purple, very large flowers, each 9c/. 

 White, double, each 9(7. 

 „ ,, compacta, each 9(Z. 

 „ single, each 9(7. 



Per 100— s. d. 



Admiral Dundas, large 7 G 



Alpine, red or lohite 3 G 



Belle de Paris, large, late... 7 6 



Bicton Pine, white, large ... 5 G 



Black Bess, large 5 G 



Black Prince, earlg 3 6 



British Queen 7 6 



Carolina superba,^"ree 5 G 



Cockscomb, large 7 6 



Comte de Paris, large 3 6 



Dr. Hogg, vei-y large 10 G 



Eclipse, early 5 6 



Eleanor, very late 3 6 



EUza (Rjvers), early 5 6 



„ (Myatt) .' 3 6 



Elton Improved, late 5 6 



Elton Pine, late 3 6 



Less quantities than 50 oj a sort will be charged a little higher 



Per 100 —i. d. 



Empress Euge'nie, early ... 5 6 



Faii-y Queen, recommended. 7 6 



Filbert Fine, extra fine 7 6 



Frogmore late Pine 7 6 



Goliath 3 6 



Haquin, very late 5 6 



Hautbois, Royal 5 6 



John Powell, very distinct . 7 G 



Keen's SeedUng, early 3 6 



La Chalonnaise,/!*^ size ... 5 6 



Le Constant 5 6 



Leon de St. Lannier,7?ree... 5 6 



Lucas, large 7 6 



Marguerite,y()r(;(;s ivell 5 6 



Mr. Radclipfb, excellent . 15 6 



Oscar, large and firm 5 6 



Per 100— s. 



Premier, great cropper 5 



Vrt-AAmt, great cropper ... 7 



Prince Artlrax, fine 5 



Prince Charlie, late 5 



Prince of Wales, early 3 



Princess Alice Maud, early 3 



Refresher 5 



Rifleman, large 5 



Scarlet Pine, ^;-o/i^c 5 



Sir C. Napier 5 



Sir Harry 5 



Sir Joseph Paxton, extra... 7 



Souvenir de Kieff, far^e ... 5 



Victoria, great cropper 3 



Wizard of the North, late... 3 



Wonderful, /ieau.ycrc>pj3e)"... 5 



A few of the prices are somewhat higher this season, owing to the extra labour which has been 

 necessary in producing plants. 



FRUIT TREES. 



Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Currants, Cobnuts, FUberts, Figs, Gooseberries, Medlars, Mulbenies, 

 Nectarines, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Quinces, Raspberries, and Walnuts. 



VINES IN POTS.— Healthy first-class Varieties. 



Medium, Strong, and Extra Strong Canes, 7s. M., 10s. Gd., 12s. M., to 15s. each. The new varieties 

 of Vines, viz. : — Royal Ascot or Perpetual, Golden Champion, and Maddersfield Court Black Muscat— all 

 first-class Vines — 42s. and 63s. each. 



Orders for Vines should be sent in early, as the demand is always greater than the supply. 



We do not supply a printed list of plants, but if any of our customers will send us a list of the plants 

 they are in want of, stating size, &c., we shall be happy to attach prices to it. 



LIST OF HORTICULTTJRAL REQUISITES AND ELE&AIfCIES. 



BARR & SUGDEN'S CONCENTRATED MANURES, FOR RosES AND Fruit Trees, under 



GLASS AND OUT OP DOORS; FOR ViNES IN POTS AND FOR ViNE BORDERS; FOR MELONS AND CUCUM- 

 BERS ; FOR Camellias, Azaleas, and other hard-vtooded stove and greenhouse plants ; for 

 IMPROVING Lawns which are out op condition ; and for Kitchen Garden Crops. 



For smaU suburban gardens manures of this sort cannot be over-estimated ; while in large gardens 

 the saving of labour in applying these is very considerable, and being free from disagreeable smells they 

 may be used freely in houses frequented by ladies ; and, what is of still more importance, they Avill 

 pi-oduce speedier and more pennanently beneficial results upon plants in pots than manure water usually 

 drawn from the farm-yard. The best evidence of this that can be given is the extensive use made by 

 nurserymen of these manures. 



