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BARE & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



PAIAFOXIA, Nat. Ord. Composita>. J^d. 

 An ornamental plant with pretty fragrant flowers ; flourishes in any common soil. 



1302 Palafoxia Texana, brotrn arid red, 2 ft., harJy annual, from Texas 0 : 



PlACRATirM, Nat Orel. AmariiUidnce(P. 

 An exceedingly ornamental genus of hardy bulbs, jiroducing sjjlcndid spikes of handsome 

 flowers ; succeeds best in light sandy loam mixed with vegetable mould. 



1303 Pancrativun illyricum, u hite, 1 ft , S. Em-ope 0 6 



1304 „ nmritimum, u hite, delieiously Iragrant, 2 ft., ft-om S. Europe 0 fi 



PAPATER, Nat. Ord. Papaveracea;. 

 A highly ornamental and strikingly eftective genus of plants, with brilliant coloured 

 flowers of an immense size, which in select i)lantations and shrubbery borders are unusually 

 effective. P. nudicaule is a dwarf growing variety, and is especially adapted for rockwork. 

 Hardy perennials. 



1305 Papaver involucratum maximum, brilliant orange scarlet, 3 ft., from the Levant 0 3 



1306 „ nudicaule, briyht i/ellow, 1 ft., from Siberia 0 3 



1307 „ orieutule, </et7J Atu/-/e( u i</i /ar(/e /(/ac/i A/o<c/ics, 2 J ft., from the Levant 0 3 



PARRINSOXIA, Nat. Ord. LeginnitioS(P. 



A handsome greenhouse evergreen shrub, succeeds in jieat and loam. 



1308 Parkinsonia aculeata, t/ellow, 6 ft., from W. Indies 1 0 



PAULOWNIA, Nat. Ord. Scrophulariacece. 

 A noble hardy tree bearing panicles of dark lilac flowers, resembling those of the Gloxinia ; 

 thrives in any good soil. 



1309 Paulownia impcrialis, blue, very handsome, 20 ft., from Japan 0 4 



PAVOXIA, Nat. Ord. Jffalvncefr. 

 A half hardy evergreen shrub, with strikingly beautiful flowers,. 



1310 Pavonia liastata, pure white, rich crimson spots, 3 ft., from AV. Indies 0 4 



PEAS, Nat. Ord. Lcguminostp. 

 Exceedingly useful, well-known, free-flowering, and highly ornamental plants, flourishing 

 in any open situation, and when sown on rich soil, and nuilciicd during dry hot weather, will 

 attain a considerable height ; if not allowed to ripen seed they will continue blooming till 

 destroyed by frost; they are invaluable as screens for protecting more tender plants, or 

 excludini.' unsightly objects, also for training on trellis work, covering rough wooden fences, 

 &e., and vhen intermixed withJTropa'olum Canariense in such situations the efl'ect produced 

 is splendid. Hardtj annuals 



1311 Peas, Sweet, painted lady, 6 ft., from Ceylon 0 



1312 „ „ Mack, 6 ft., from Sicily 0 3 



1313 „ „ Captain Clarke's Hybrid, blue edged, 6 ft., from Sicily 0 4 



1314 „ „ purple, G ft., from Sicily 0 3 



1315 „ „ purple, striped, 6 ft., from Sicily 0 3 



1316 „ „ scarlet, 6 ft., from Ceylon 0 3 



1317 „ „ scar/e*, s<f ipe(/, 6 ft., from Ceylon 0 3 



1318 „ „ WifVe, 6 ft., from Ceylon 0 3 



1319 „ „ mixed, 6 ft., various 0 2 



1320 „ Lord Anson's, W»c, li ft., from Cape Horn 0 2 



1321 „ I'ainted lady, Tangier, 4 ft., from Barbary 0 2 



1322 „ scarlet Tangier, 4 It., from Barbary 0 2 



PELARGOXIliM, Nat. Ord. Ocraniacea: 

 A genus of indispensable and beautiful greenhouse plants ; whether for the adornment 

 of the conservatory or drawing-room they stand unrivalled ; their culture from seed is very 

 simple, and as that we oflcr has been saved from the unrivalled collection of our " Sakdinian 

 CoKKF.si'DNiUvNT," wc havc uo hesitation in saying that amateurs .sowing it will raise novelties 

 of considerable merit. 



1323 Pelargonium fancy, saved from the choicest varieties, 2 ft 1 0 



1324 >. large flowered, saved from the choicest varieties, 2ft 1 0 



1325 „ Odiers, saved from the choicest si)ottcd varieties, 2 ft 1 0 



1326 Pelargonium capitatum, rose, trailer, from Cape of Good IIoi>o 1 0 



PENTAPETES, Nat. Ord. Byttwricetr. 

 A beautiful free-flowering half-hardy herbaceous plant, succeeding in any light rich soil. 



1327 Pentapetes phoenicca, bright scarlet, J ft., from India 0 4 



PENTSTEMOX, Nat. Ord. ScrophulariaccfP. 

 A genus of well known and highly ornamental hardy herbaceous jilants, with long graceful 

 Bjiikes of fine-shaped ajid richly coloured flowers, one of tiie most ell'cctivo and free-lioworing 

 of border and bedding plants ; succeed in any light rich soil. 



