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BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



ERYSIMrM, Nat. Ord. Crucifera>. ' 

 Very showy, free-flowering, handsome, hm-dy annuals, very effectiye in beds, mixed borders. 



or ribbons ; succeed in light rich soil. Hardy annuals. 



748 Erysimum Arkansannm, sulphur yellow, very handsome, IJft., from N. America 0 3 



749 „ Barbarianum variogatum, ye//oir, foliage prettily variegated, 1 J ft 0 3 



750 „ Peroffskianmu, orange, showy, ft., from Palestine 0 2 



ERYTHREXA, Nat. Ord. Leguminosce. 

 A splendid genus of nearly hardy shrubs, with fine leaves and beautiful brilliant scarlet 

 flowers ; they grow freely out of doors if planted in a warm situation. Cut them down dose to 

 the ground before frost, and cover with an uiverted flower pot ; they grow beet in rich loam 



and peat. Half-hardy shrubs. 



751 Erythrina corallodendron (Coral tree), scarlet, 20 ft., from TV. Indies 0 9 



752 „ crista galli, sea We<, 20 ft, from Brazil 0 6 



753 „ Hendersonii, scarlet, 4 ft 1 0 



754 „ Lanrifolia, scarlet, 4 ft., from S. America 0 9 



ESCAXLOm, Nat. Ord. Escalloniaceep. 

 Handsome evergreen shrubs, with rich glaucous leaves, and bunches of pretty tubular 

 flowers ; succeed against a south wall, if protected in the winter ; thriving best in sandy peat 



and loam. Hard;/ shncbs. 



755 Escallonia floribunda, white, 3 ft., from Granada 0 6 



756 „ macrantha, purple scarlet, 3 ft., from Granada 1 o 



757 „ „ carnea,^csA colour, very beautiful, 3 ft., from Granada' 1 0 



758 „ viscosa alba, while, from Mcndoza, 3 ft 1 o 



ESCHSCHOLTZIA, Nat. Ord. Papaveraceee. 

 An exceedingly showy profuse flowering class of plants, with extremely rich and beautiful 

 colours ; attractive for bedding, massing, or ribboning ; E. tcnuifolia is remarkably neat for 

 small beds, edgings, or rockwork ; delights in light rich soil. Hardy annuals. 



759 Eschscholtzia Californica, irfyi^yf/Zozt; wiM riWi orf/7!(/e ce?iire, 1 ft., from California 0 2 



760 „ compacta, yellow and orange, 1 ft., from California 0 2 



761 „ crocea, rich orange, \ ft., from California 0 2 



762 „ „ alba, crcuHiy ?/7ii7e, 1 ft., from California o 2 



763 „ tcnuifolia, primrose with orange centre, very compact, i ft., from California 0 3 



Erf.UYPTUS (Gum Tree), Nat. Ord. Myrtace<P. 

 A tall and handsome fast growing greenhouse shrub, suitable for conservatory decoration ; 



thrives in peat and sandy loam. 



764 Eucalyptus floribunda, JcA/ic, 10 ft., from N. Holland 1 0 



ElTIIARIDIl M, Nat. Ord. Onagracecp. 

 Exceedingly pretty profuse flowering compact-«growing plants, very emotive for budding, 

 edging, or ribboning ; succeed in common garden spil. Hardy annuals. / ■ ■■ /• . y 



765 Eucharidium grandiflorum, deep rose shaded pink, 1 ft., from N. America i... ^ 3 



766 „ „ album /)Kre rti/ii7e, beautiful, 1 ft f '. 0 6 



767 „ „ roseum, rose, very pretty, 1 ft 0 6 



EUraiDE, Nat. Ord. LoasacefP. 

 A chaming golden blossomed plant, alike effective and showy in mixed borders, or grown 

 in pots for conservatory decoration j succeeds in light rich soil. 



768 Eucnide Bartonioides, priMirose, half hardy annual, 1 ft., from Mexico 0 6 



EUfOMIS, Nat. Ord. LilarefP. 



A very ornamental half hardy bulb, with curious tuft crowned spikes of flowers. 

 769 Eucomis punctata, green and brown, half hardy bulb, 2 ft., from Cape of Good IIopc ... 0 4 



EUONIMUS, Nat. Ord. Celastrac.ece. 

 Beautiful h.irdy evergreen shrubs with handsome foliage, succeed in any garden soil. 



770 Euonymns citrifolins, wAjVp //(//i? (/WW /o/f'ai/e, 6 ft., from Japan 0 6 



771 „ Japonicus, /m'hA, 6 ft., from Japan 0 3 



772 „ tingens, green, 4 ft., from Japan 0 6 



EliPATORIl'M, Nat. Ord. Compositte. 

 A pretty class of herbaceous plants, with bunches of showy flowers. Hardy perennials. 



773 Eupatorium corymbosum, Wmc, 2 ft., from Carolina 0 4 



774 „ Fraserii, i/i/(i7p, 1 J ft., ftom Carolina 0 4 



775 „ nanum, white, 1 ft., from Carolina 0 6 



El'RYBIA, Nat. Ord. Compoxita: 

 Cnrions flowering greenhouse sl)nibs, each corymb usually consisting of numerous 

 heads of flowers ; succeed in light rich loam. Hal/hardy shrubs. 



776 Eurybia ilicifolia, white, 4 ft., from N. Zealand 0 4 



777 „ ramulosa, W«7e, pretty hcath-likc foliage, 2 ft., from Van Diemen's Land 0 4 



