46 BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



LY^PTOiiWmy— continued. ^"/"i" 

 edgings, and are vcrj' suitable for rockwork ; they all make nice pot plants, and succeed in 

 any light, rich soil. 



1054 Leptosiphon androsaccus albus, pure n-hite, anthers yellow, J ft., from California 0 2 



1055 ,, lilacinus, lilac, ^ ft., from California 0 2 



1056 ,, aureus, yoWen ye/Zoif, ^ ft. , from California 0 3 



1057 „ densiflorus, rose lilac, 1 ft., from California 0 3 



1058 „ ., albus, pure white, 1 ft., from California 0 3 



1059 „ hybridus, new miniature variety of various shades and colours, i ft 1 0 



1060 „ luteus, /)r(;;ir()«e, orunye cfn<re, i ft. from California ', 0 3 



LEICESTERIA, Nat. Ord. Caprifoliacecp. 

 A most clepant and beautiful hardy shrub, the deep gi-een hue of its leaves and stem con- 

 trasting beautifully with the purple of the large bracteas and berries ; thrives best in a light 

 soil. 



1061 leycesteria formosa, />urp/e t/n</ tc/ii'/e, 4 ft., from Nepaul 0 6 



IIGUSTRCM (Privet), Nat. Ord. OleacetB. 

 Handsome hardy evergreen shnibs, with pretty spikes of white flowers ; L. Nepalensis is 

 fragrant ; succeed in any common soiL 



1062 Ligustrnm Nepalense, white, 6 ft., from Naples 0 9 



1063 „ ovalifolium, luhite, 6 ft., from Italy 0 6 



IILIUM, Nat. Ord. LiUacece. 

 This most magnificent genus of hardy bulbs is too well known and appreciated to need 

 description ; the seeds we offer have been carefully hybridised and saved from the choicest and 

 most beautiful varieties. 



1064 Lilium giganteum, white, a noble plant of stately growth, 6 ft 0 6 



1065 „ lancifolium punctatiun, white, spotted with red, 2 ft 1 0 



1066 „ „ speciosuni, suffused and spotted with dark red, 2 ft 1 o 



LIM.MXTIIES, Nat. Ord. Tj;op(eolace(P. » 

 Very beautiful showy profuse blooming dwarf growing plants, slightly fragrant, particu- 

 larly effective .and valuable as edgings, succeeding in any soil or situation, but delighting most 

 in a moist soil ; we believe they may be grown as aquatics ; they also grow in shady places. 



1067 Limnanthes Douglasii, />a/e /wr^/frerf ?<7u7c, ^ ft., from California 0 2 



1068 „ „ albii, u-hite, \ It., from California 0 2 



1069 „ grandiflora, bright i/ellow, bordered with pure while, J ft., from California . . 0 3 



1070 „ rosea, blush rose, ^ ft., from California 0 2 



LIXARLV, Nat. Ord. Sci-ophuhifiacecp. 

 A handsome free-flowering genus of snap-dragon like plants, remarkable for the beauty 

 and variety of their colours ; well adapted for and very eifective in beds or ribbons, rockworlSy 

 woodland walks, &c. ; grows freely in common garden soil. > 



1071 Linaria bipartita alba, pure white, very fine, hardy annual, J ft., from Barbary<^'<», 0 3 



1072 „ „ splendida (tiew), rich deep purple, beaiitiful hardy annual, ^ft o 6 



1073 „ Hendersonii, ;>i/77>?e, hardy perennial, 2 ft V. . .-.ri . .TTT . .'TT, . JT 4 



1074 „ macroura, purple of shades, orange eye, hardy annual, 1 ft., from the Crimea . • 0 3 



1075 „ relluxa, i-ariuus, fine rock plant, hardy annual, ^ ft., from S. Europe 0 3 



1076 „ speciosa (true), purple, white, and yellow, hardy annual, 1 ft 0 2 



1077 „ triornithophora, a?i(/ /iur/j/e, half-hardy annual, 1 ft., from Portugal.... Q 4 



1078 „ triphylla, white, yellow, and purple, hardy annual, 1 ft., from Sicily 0 2 



IIMJM, Nat. Ord. Linacea. 

 A genus of the most beautiful free-flowering ])lants, among.'st which stands distinguished 

 for its brilliant coloured flowers L. grandiflorum coccincum, being one of the handsomest, 

 most efl'ective, and showy bedding i)lants we have ; for. whilst its habit of growth is slender 

 and delicate, it produces a profusion of beautiful saucer-shaped flowers of a rich scarlet crimson 

 with crimson black centre. L. flavum is a well-known favourite, while L. luteum corymbi- 

 florum is distinguished for its bunches of beautiful straw coloured blossoms, and contrasts 

 beautifully with L. g. eoccineum ; the whole genus deserves general cultivation ; most of the 

 varieties make nice pot plants. 



1079 Linum campanulatum, yellow, beautiful, 1 J ft., from S. Europe 0 (5 



1080 „ flavum, yellow, i ft., from Crimea 0 G 



1081 „ grandiflorum eoccineum (true), brilliant scarlet, with crimson centre, I ft;., from 



Algiers 0 3 



1082 „ juniperinifolium, deep yellow, I ft., from Siberia 0 6 



1083 „ I^eonii, 1 J ft , from S. Europe 0 6 



1084 „ Lewisii, i/we, M'i(/i uj/i((e s^ri'/jc.t, 2 ft., from N. America 0 4 



1085 ,, „ varicKafwni, striped, lilac and white (new), 2 ft 0 4 



1086 „ lutrum corymbiflonim, wnnAcfiH, 14 ft., from S. Europe 0 41 



1087 „ Narbonense, bright blue, distinct and licautifiil, 1 ft 0 0 



