66 BARR & SUGDEN'S SPRING SEED CATALOGUE, 



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1699 Thuja articulata macrocarpa, 15 ft., from Mount Atlas 0 6 



1700 „ „ „ Biota aurea 0 6 



1701 „ „ „ „ „ compacta 0 6 



1702 „ cra=sifolia , 0 9 ' 



1703 „ filiformis 0 6 



1704 „ glauca 0 9 



1705 „ hybrida 0 4 



1706 ,, nana, 4 ft 0 4 , 



1707 „ Nepaleiisis, 15 ft., from Nepaul 0 4 i 



1708 „ Tartaiica, from Tartary 0 4 



1709 „ variegata aurea, 5 ft., from Nepaul 0 (i | 



1710 „ Warrcana, from N. Sound 0 6 I 



TITHOXIA, Nat. Ord. Composite. 

 A pretty greenhouse shrub with gay marigold-like flowers, thrives best in light rich soil. 



1711 Tithonia tagetiflora, orange, 1 ft., from Vera Cruz 0 4 



TOrRXEFORTIA, Nat. Ord. EhretiacecB. 

 A splendid hot-house shrub, succeeds well in peat and loam. 



1712 Tournefortia heliotropioides, 3 ft., from Buenos Ayres 0 4 



TKIFOIUM, Nat. Ord. Leguminosce. 

 A remarkably showy plant with large handsome flowers ; grows freely in any soiL 



1713 Trifolium atropurpurcum, dark purple, hardy annual, 1 ft 0 4 



TRITOMA, Nat. Ord. Liliacece. 

 A majestic plant for beds on large lawns, mixed flower and shrubbery borders, artificial 

 islands, or large rockeries ; culture very simple, and satisfactory from seed ; delighting in a 

 light loamy soil. 



1714 Tiitoma uvaria, bright orange-scarlet, 3 to 5 ft., from Cape of Good Hope 0 6 



TROPJIOLUM, Nat. Ord. Tro])(Polace(P. 

 Trailing plants remarkable for the richness and profusion of their showy flowers, which 

 are produced in great abundance thi'oughout the summer and autumn months. 



1715 Tropseolum minus coccinenm, , war/e^, *f«llSi-r , , o 4 



1716 „ „ trimaculattim. om«</e s/>o<Wy«ii8ac,4)wl*'--<!« i^^^ 0 3 



TYD.'EA, Nat. Ord. Gesneracea. 



1717 Tydaea Duchesse dc Brabant, a stove plant of great beauty 2 6 



rROSPERMrSI, Nat. Ord. Composita-. 

 A handsome and beautiful plant, producing its showy flowers in great profusion, and 

 growing freely in any common soiL Hurdi/ perennial. 



1718 Urospennum Dalechampi, 2/e//oM', 2 ft., from S. Europe /i;. . ; 0 6 



VEXIDII M, Nat. Ord. ComposHcp. 

 An exceedingly showy plant with large handsome flowers, having a very gay appearance 

 in beds or mixed borders ; thrives best in turfy loam. Half-hardy annual. 



1719 Venidium calendulaceum, deep orange, rich brown centre, 1 ft., from C. of G. Hope .... 0 3 



VEXUS'S LOOKIXfi GLASS, Nat. Ord. Campanulaccte. 

 A free-flowering pretty little plant of a nice habit of growth, especially adapted for beds, 

 ribbons, or edgings ; grows well in any garden soil. Hardy annual. 



1720 Venus's Looking Glass, rich blue, handsome, \ ft., from S. Europe 0 2 



YEXUS'S XAVELAVORT, Nat. Ord. Boraginacea-. 

 A very pretty little plant ; useful for ribbons, and forms a neat edging to shrubbery 

 borders, &c.; grows freely in any soil. Hardy annual. 



1721 Venus's Navelwort, white, \ ft., from Portugal 0 2 



VERBASCIM, Nat. Ord. Scrophulariacece. 

 . Bhowy, frcc-flowcring plants, very eff'ective in mixed flower and shrubbery borders, 

 growing freely in any soil. Hardy perennials. 



1722 Verbascum gnaphaloides, yellow, very hand^-ome, 2 ft 0 4 



1723 „ versicolor, various, 2 ft., from Bohemia 0 3 



VERBEXA, Nat. Ord. Verbenacece. 

 A ch.arming genus of universally admired and easily cultivated plants, simi)ly requiring 

 the treatment of half-hardy annuals to have them in bloom by July. Half-hardy perennials. 



1724 Verbena hybrida, choicest mixed, trailer 0 6 



1725 „ vcnosa, dwarf, free-bloomer, rich purple, trailer, from Buenos Ayres () 6 



1726 „ Princesse Marianne, white and lavender .itriped, trailer 0 6 



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