Barr and Sugdeii, 47 



Per pkt.— s. d. 



ZINIIIA, Nat. Ord. Compon'iia. Splendid half-hardy annuals. 

 Tfie double /.inuia is one of the sterling novelties of recent years. The flowers are large and beautifully 

 formed, and exceedingly handsome. 1-eT.u plants in the flower border are more eflcctive, and scarcely any flower 

 when cut, is so beautiful in bouquets. Well grown in pots it is a useful plant for in-door decoration. The single 

 Zinnias are also very handsome, while the dwarf Z.. Mexicana for beds and rock-work, is most valuable. 



3328 Zln'nla el'egana, fl. 'pL, yellow, carmine, rosy-purple, scarlet, crimson, orange, pink, copper colour, 



ft each o 6 



3329 „ „ „ choice mixed, all colours, ft and i o 



3330 ,, ,, ,, fine mixed, all colours, i,j ft zd. and o 6 



3331 „ „ ,, siTiT^ed, rich colours, shaded, and beautifully striped, i^h., 6i/. and i o 



3332 „ „ ,, white, pure colour, handsome, ft u. and a 6 



3333 ,, „ COCCl'nea, single, scarlet, ih ft o 3 



3334 ,, ,, pupur'ea, single, purple, i| ft o 3 



3335 „ „ choice mixed, superb single flowers, ft o 6 



3336 „ „ fine mixed, ij ft o 3 



3337 „ Mexica'na, 7<r//i;zf , striped rich orange, a charming dwarf bedding plant, i f t o 6 



ORNAMENTAL CLIMBERS AND TWINERS. 



This is an important section of our Catalogue, and fully merits the prominent position assigned to it, as no 

 glass erection, whether conservatory, greenhouse, or stove, can be considered furnished unless the walls, pillars, 

 etc., are covered with Climbers. In the adornment also of the flower garden, the hardier kinds are invaluable 

 for covering arbours, ver.indahs, trellises, rustic fences, and elegant chain festoons such as now grace the Royal 

 Horticultural Society's Gardens at South Kensington. 



AEISTOLO'OHIA, Nat. Ord. AristolocMa'cea;. Handsome climbers. 



Remarkable for singularly formed and curiously marked pitcher flowers ; Sipho, a noble hardy climber. 

 3338 Arlstolo'chia choice mixed, greenhouse and hardy varieties i o 



303Q fllt.ln'Blma ■f,u<-/,r^ ■\ Thtst are mhle plants, milk flonin rtstmblinfi f ^ 



" aiKS Sima, pu>pte "I i;^ntheM. the IHIchtr Hani, Jlti>sim<t. Bon- ° ° 



o340 „ BonplaU'dll, purple 1 ptandU, and Ciliosa are for the preenhoitse. O 6 



" cmo'B^ purple and green [ ttl^lZ'IAr'I^^^^^^^^^ ° ^ 



3342 „ Si pho, a noble ornamental foliage plant for | massive foUase is maicUess- On the banks »/ 



walls, verandahs, etc., quite hardy J ^'^I'^'X^./^^'a^'^ol, "^''u^^^ ^ ° ^ 



ASOLETIAS, Nat. Ord. Ascle'piada'cece. Perennial climber. 



3343 Ascle'pias Rodiga'sll i o 



BIG-NO'NIA (Trumpet- Flower), Nat. Ord. Bignonia'cecn. Magnificent plants. 



3344 Blgno'alSL gl&ndd&O'ia,, orange and scarlet ...^ Afagntflcent climbers, with gorgeously brilliant ( I o 

 3343 ,, TpsmdOTA'cea,, yellow spotted browH | coloured flowers in panicles /for the conservatory \ i o 



3346 „ radlc'ans, jcar/^/, hardy ... |- they are truly noble plants; R ad leans is per- \ o 6 



3347 „ Tweedia'na, greenhouse ... I fleetly hardy, and ranks amongst our most effective \ o 6 



3348 „ mixed varieties J flowering wall plants. I i o 



BILLARDIE'RA, Nat. Ord. Fittospora'cece. Handsome greenhouse climber. 



3349 BUlardle'ra cymo'sa, a fine twining plant o 6 



OAIOTHORA, Nat. Ord. Loasa'cece. Rapid-growing half-hardy annual climbers. 



3360 Caio'phora aurantia'ca, orange Ornamental and very curious, both in flower and ("03 



3331 ,, Herber'tll, .fear/*/ K foliage, suitable for covering trellises, arbours, < o 3 



3362 „ tri'color, shaded yellow ) or trailing over rock-work , etc. (,03 



OANAVA'LIA, Nat. Ord. Faha'ceoe. Greenhouse annaal. 

 3353 Canavalia grandlflo'ra, furple, a very effective greenhouse climber, with bsautifully divided 



foliage I o 



CANARY CREEPER.— -See Tropceolum, p. 50. 



CARDIOSPER'MUM (Balloon Vine), Nat. Ord. Sapinda'cew.. Half-hardy annuals. 



3364 Cardiosper'mum Hallcacalmm, \ Rapid growing handsome climbers, remarkable fori o 3 



3355 „ mlcrocar'pum, ... J their inflated membranous capsules. I o 3 



CLEMA'TIS, Nat. Ord. Banuncula'cece. Highly ornamental hardy climbers. 



Clematis rank foremost amongst hardy climbers ; 

 the new varieties fackmanni, rubra violacca, 

 Fortunei, Standishi, Prince of Wales, rubella, 

 Sophia fl. pi., and many others are gems, and 

 ought to be grown in every garden. Plants, 2/6 

 each. Those enumerated under Nos., as annexed 

 are the only varieties we can offer in seed. 



3366 Clema'tis clrrho'sa, H'/i«V<r, sweet-scented Clematis rank foremost amongst hardy climbers ; ( o 6 



3357 „ flam'mula, white, sweet-scented the new varieties fackmanni, rubra violacca, o 3 



3358 „ la,nugtao'Ba,, pearly blue 



3369 ,, patens, mixed varieties 



3360 „ Stand'ishl, violet 



3361 „ verticlUa'ta ruTsra 



3362 ,, choice mixed, including many species, 



OLITO'EIA, Nat. Ord. Legumino'sw. Splendid greenhouse climbers. 

 These are magniflcent rapid-growing graceful climbers, with large handsome, pea-shaped flowers. 



3363 CUtO'rla choice mixed, including all the best single and double varieties 1 o 



3364 ,, coele'stis, gesna'tla atrocoeiolea, tematla alba, and tematia alha grandlflora... each o 6 



COBJj'A, Nat. Ord. Polemonia'ccai. Handsome lialf-hardy perennial climber. 

 3366 Cobse'a scan'den'I, purple lilac, large bell-shaped flowers, a rapid-growing climber, producing a 



grand effeci. under glass during summer on south walls, verandahs, arbours, etc o 6 



OONVOL'VULUS (Morning Glory), Nat. Ord. Convohmla'cecc. Splendid climbers. 



For covering rustic work, rough fences, trellises, verandahs, stumps of trees, and forming festoons, etc. 



3366 Convol'vulus major, rich violet, light carmine, lilac, pure white, and rose each o 3 



3367 „ „ deep crimson, bright crimson, rich dark purple, ti.n<X tricolor „ 03 



3368 „ „ white striped blue, ivhite striped violet, SLUfX rose striped white , 03 



3369 „ ,, choice mixed, in many beautiful colours, half-hardy annual o 6 



3370 „ „ fine mixed o 3 



