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THE PRACTICAL GARDENER. 



La ti folia, 

 a Alba. 



Macrantha. 



Urticifolia. 



Infiindibuliformis. 



Bonooiensis. 



Aggregata. 



Speciosa. 



Multiflora. 



Collina. 

 •Azurea. 



Lactiflora. 



Thyrsoidea. 



Barbata. 

 •Punctata. 



Betonicifolia. 

 •Alpina. 



Alliarixfolia. 



Lamiifolia. 



Siberica. 



Lingulata. 

 Cardamine. 

 •Pratensis. 



* Flora pleno- 

 •-^mara. 

 •Rotundifolia. 

 Catanakche. 



Coerulia. 



CENTArRLA. 



GlastifoUa. 

 Alba. 



Macrocephala. 



Alata. 



Phrygia. 



Centaurium. 



Rivularis. 

 Cerasticm. 



•Grandiflorum. 



•Tomentosum. 



•Biebersteinii. 



•Lanatiim. 



•Latifoliuir 



•Alpinum. 



•Repens. 



•Suflfruticosum 



•Pubescens 



•Pilosxim. 



CllEIRANTHtS. 



•Cheiri, many ranWMi 

 •Alpinuj. 

 Chelone. 



Graodiflora. 



Digitalis. 



Glabra. 



Oblequa. 



Lyoni. 



Rosea. 



Barbata. 



Cainpanulata. 



Laevigata. 



Pubescens. 



Cristata. 

 Chrysanthemum. 



Atratum. * 



^rontanum. 



Arcticum- 



Paludosum. 



Rotundifolium. 



Sinense. 



Indicum. — Of this very interesting 

 species, the following are varieties, and 

 have been chiefly introduced by the 

 Hort. Soc : • — 



Old purple. 



Changeable white. 



Quilled white. 



Superb white. 



Tasselled white. 



Quilled yellow. 



Straw-colored. 



Golden yellow. 



Large lilac. 



Pink or lilac. 



Buff or copper- colored, 



Spanish brown. 



Quilled flame yellow. 



Quilled pink. 



Early crimson. 



Large quilled orange. 



Expanded light purple. 



Quilled light purple. 



Curled lilac. 



• We have preferred giving tfce English namei of the v»rietles of this species, as being more 

 ff«erally used. 



