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BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



CLYCLJiilEy— continued. 



618 Cyclamen Persicumcarneum.^eAA co/o'(r, J ft., from Cyprus 0 9 



619 „ „ roseura, rose, I ft., from Cyprus 0 9 



620 „ „ rubrum, deep crimson, ^ ft., from Cyprus 0 9 



621 „ stTia.tRmma^i&cum, brilliant carmine striped u-ith white, }2 ft 1 0 



622 „ „ vernum, Itright purple, very beautiful, ^ ft., from S. Europe 0 9 



CYDOXIA (Quince), Nat. Ord. Rosacea;. 

 An ornamental hardy tree for lawns or pleasure grounds. 



623 Cydonia sinensis, />in^, hardy shrub, from China, 10 ft 0 3 



CYXOGLOSSUM, Nat. Ord. Borafjinacerc. 

 Very pretty herbaceous border plants, of the Anchusa family, remarkable for their rich 

 blue flowers ; growing freely in any common soil. Hardy perennials. 



624 Cynoglossum ciulestinum, bright blue, 2 ft., from India 0 3 



625 „ Honliii, bright blue, 2 ft 0 3 



Ci'TISUS, Nat. Ord. Lecjumhiosee. 

 An extremely useful free flowering, ornamental tribe of hardj' shrubs, equally valuable 

 for the decoration of the conservatory, drawing-room, and flower garden ; succeeding in any 

 ordinary soil. 



626 Cytisus ramosissimus superbus, yellow, hardy shrub, 3 ft., from Spain 0 C 



627 „ spinosus, ?/e//o!i', liardy "tree, 2 ft., from S. of Europe 0 3 



628 „ triflorus, yellow, hardy slirub, 4 ft., from Spain 0 3 



DAHLIA, Nat. Ord. ComposiUe. 

 A noble autumn flowering plant ; the seed offered has been saved from the choicest 

 varieties. 



629 Dahlia, from finest named flowers, half-hardy perennial, 4 ft 1 0 



630 ,, from dwarf named flowers, half-liardy perennial, I J ft 1 0 



631 ,, rcpens, /jeac/i co/owr, half-hardy annual, 1 5 ft., from Mexico 0 3 



DAISY, Nat. Ord. Composit(e. 

 A popular favourite for edgings, or filling small beds in spring gardens. We ofl'er seed 

 saved from the finest double Belgian varieties. 



632 Daisy, from fine double flowers, hardy itcrennial, -J- ft 0 G 



DARIIXGTO.VIA, Nat. Ord. LerjummoM'. 

 A pretty little half-hardy herbaceous jilant ; succeeds best in sandy peat mixed witli leaf 

 mould ; is best grown in pots amongst aljanc plants. 



633 Darlingtonia glandulosa, white, half-hardy perennial, 1 ft., from N. America 0 4 



DATI'RA, Nat. Ord. Solanacecp. 

 A tribe of highly-ornamental plants, producing large sweet-scented trumpet-shaped flowers 

 of the most attractive character, and succeeding in any light ricli soil. D. humilis has long 

 magnificent golden yellow double flowers ; D. Wrightii has large white flowers bordered with 

 lilac. Hardy annuals. 



634 Datura ceratacaulon, satin while striped with purple, very handsome and sweet scented, 



2 ft., from S. America 0 3 



635 „ fastuosa alba, /)«/■£ M'/<(7c, double, 3 ft., from Egypt 0 3 



636 „ „ violacea,^Hcr/oKdouble, 3 ft., from Egypt 0 3 



637 ,, humilis flore pleno (chloranthe fl. pi.), rich gohlen yclluw, a magnificent, free- 



flowering, sweet-scented viu'icty, 2 ft., from Texas 0 4 



638 „ Xnightii, white, splendid double flowers with exquisite odour, 3 ft 0 3 



639 „ (luercifolia, lilac, oak leaved, 3 ft., from Asia 0 a 



640 „ Wrightii (metcloides), satin white, bordered with lilac, an exquisite, sweet-scented 



plant, 2 ft., from Asia 0 3 



DAl'BEXTOMA, Nat. Ord. Leguminoseo. 

 Very handsome, free-flowering elegant greenhouse shrubs, succeeding in sandy loam. 



641 Daubentonia magnifica, red oranye, rounded leaves, splendid and distinct variety 1 0 



642 „ punicea, vermilion, 4 ft., from N. Spain 1 0 



643 „ tripetiana, scarlet, 3 ft., from Buenos Ayres 0 0 



DELPIIIMIIM, Nat. Ord. llanuncidacefr: 

 A highly ornamental genus of s]ilcndid profuse-flowering plants of an unusually high 

 decorative character. Wlien i)liinted in large beds or groups, their gorgeous spikes of flowers, 

 of almost endless shades, from pearl white to the very richest and deepest blue, render them 

 the most conspicuous and striking objects in the flower garden or pleasure grounds ; they 

 delight in deep, highly enriched soil. With the exception of D. cardiopetalum they are all 

 hardy pcreniiials. 



644 Delphinium atroviolaceum, </ar/t y/oH 3 ft ^ ^ 



