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BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



G-IRDOQUU, Nat. Ord. Labiates. 



A pretty dwarf growing plant, continuing in bloom for several months ; well worthy of 

 cultivation on account of its large showy flowers. Hardy perennial. 



803 Gardoqnia betouicoidcs, pink, 3 ft., from Mexico 0 6 



GAURA, Nat. Ord. Onagracece. 

 An exceedingly handsome and free flowering herbaceovis plant, continuiag in bloom the 

 whole summer ; succeeds best in sandy loam. 



804 Gatira Lindheiraeria, white with pink calyx, hardy perennial, 2 ft., from Texas 0 3 



GAZAAIA, Nat Ord. Composit(e. 

 Amongst the most effective of our bedding plants; its brilliantly coloured and strikingly 

 marked flowers, iire ]n-oduced in great abundance, and are very eftective for beds or ribboning ; 

 I very beautiful. Half-hardy perennials. 



805 Gazania rigeus, orange with a centre rinij of velvety black, spotted with white, 1 ft., from 



Cape of Good Hope 0 6 



806 „ splendeus (crop failed), 1 ft., from Cape of Good Hope. 



GEMSTA, Nat. Ord. LegumiJioste. 

 Profuse flowering ornamental hardy shrubs, exceedingly handsome in shrubbery borders. 



807 Genista candicans, _ve//o((>, 2 ft., from Spain 0 3 



808 „ canarieiisis, ye//oM', 2 ft., from the Canaries 0 6 



809 „ cinerea, yellow, 2 ft., from S. of France 0 6 



810 „ ephedrioides, yellow, 2 ft., from Sardinia 0 4 



811 „ juncea, yellow, 2 ft., from Sai-dinia 0 3 



812 „ linifolia, yellow, 2 ft , from Spain 0 6 



813 „ mautica, yellow, 3 ft., from S. of Europe 0 4 



814 „ multiflora alba, !<7((7e, 3 ft., from S. of Europe 0 4 



815 „ pendula, yellow, 4 ft., from Italy 0 6 



816 „ racemosa, yellow, 3 ft., from Italy 0 4 



817 „ radiata, yellow, 3 ft., from Italy 0 6 



818 „ ramosissima, .!/e//ouJ, 3 ft., from Italy 0 4 



819 „ spinifolia, white, 3 ft., from Italy q g 



820 „ umbellata, yellow, 5 ft., from Barbary 0 4 



GKUAMFM, Nat. Ord. Geraniacete. 

 These well-known garden favourites arc as indispensable fur in-door as for out-of-door 

 decoration, and sliouM be extensively euliivated ; the seed we offer having been saved from the 

 following tirsi-class varieties, the ;uiKUeiir has a fair chance of raising many charming novel- 

 ties. Half hardy perennials. 



821 Geranium Comtesse de Morny 1 o 



822 „ Comte de Hainault 1 o 



823 „ Duchess Helena 1 o 



824 „ Diadem Imperial 1 o 



825 „ Lightning 1 o 



826 ,, Lucrece .• j o 



827 „ Madame Vaucher 1 o 



828 „ Madame Chardine 1 o 



829 „ Napoleon III 0 6 



830 „ Eoi d'ltalie 1 o 



831 „ Globe superb 0 6 



832 „ flnest mixed 0 6 



833 Geranium Endlieheranum, ro.se icith yellow stamens, exceedingly ornamental tuberous 



rooted variety, from Taurus Mountains 2 G 



GESKERA, Nat. Ord. Gemeracece. 

 Beautiful stove ])lants, producing their brilliantly coloured flowers in handsome spikes ; 

 require a light rich peaty soil. 



834 Gesnera elongata, scarlet, 1 ft., from S. America 1 q 



835 „ longiflora, crimson, 1 ft., from S. America 1 o 



GEIJM, Nat. Ord. Ro.sacece. 

 Handsome, free-flowering, and remarkably showy plants, for mixed or shrubbery borders. 

 Hardy perennials. 



836 Geum atrosanguineum, dark red, large flowers, 1 ft 0 4 



837 „ cocciiieuin macrophyllum, scarlet, flowers large and handsome, 1 ft 0 4 



838 „ „ superbum grandiflorum, scarlet, flowers large and handsome, I ft 1 0 



GILIA, Nat. Ord. Polemoniacecp. 

 Very pretty, early, and profuse-flowering little plants ; exceedingly valuable for beds or 

 riliboning ; succeed best in light rich soil. Hardy annuals. 



839 Gilia achillcaifolia, purple lilac, 1 ^ ft., from California 0 2 



840 „ „ alba, pure tt'/i(7e, I i ft., from California 0 C 



