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AOTINELTjA, Nat. Ord. Compos' itce. Hardy perennial. Pc s rp, d' 
A charming dwarf, compact-growing, frcc-flowcring, silvery-grey foliagcd plant, valuable for rockwork. 
997 Actlnella scapo'sa, yellow, flowering throughout the summer, ft.. 0 6 
ADENOOAE'PUS, Nat. Ord. fiabdcece. Handsome liardy shrub. 
998 Adenocar'pus telonen'sis, yellow, a beautiful species of Cytisus, 3 ft o 6 
ADO'NIS, Nat. Ord. Ranuncula' cece. 
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Beautiful hardy annuals, etc. 
Ado'nis autumna'lis fiam'mea, dark red, 1 ft. 1 Very effective plants for fewer border decora- ( o 
,, cupania'na, blood-red, 1 ft V tion. Vetnalis f cavers in spring, Cupaniana< o 
,, v&ttx&'Us, yellow, 1 ft., h. perennial. .. J in summer, and Flammea in autumn. ( 0 
ZETHIONE'MA, Nat. Ord. Cruciform. Hardy Alpine perennials. 
StMone'macordifolla,<*/i<r3/cA/«i, lft....f c n 
,, per'slca, pink A ft [Charming Alpines, enlivening the rock-garden rn\ 
„ saxa'ttle, rose-lilac, J ft."!!!!!!! / June with their pretty coloured, flowers. | ° 
AGAPAN'THUS (African Lily), Nat. Ord. Uemerocallida' ceco. 
Agapan'tbus umbella'tus, blue, a handsome plant for vases, etc., half-hardy perennial, 2 ft o 
AGAVE, Nat. Ord. Amaryllida' cece. Greenhouse succulents. 
Agave choice mixed, including many species , 
AGEEA'TUM, Nat. Ord. Compos' itce. Very showy half-hardy annuals. 
Agera'tum Mexlca'num, blue, 1 ft 
,, al'bum, white, 1 ft. 
' Tom Thumb, blue, 4 ft 
,, al'bum, white, i ft. 
Imperial dwarf, azure blue, | ft. 
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Lasseau'xii (new), rose, 1 ft 
The dwarf Agtratumt art ipltndid betiding plants, blooming ton. 
linutuily till destroyed by frost. Cultivated in pots all the 
varieties are useful under glass. To tut for furnishing vasts the . 
fousers are most valuable, the blue ehanging to a rith mauve 
by candle light. The Tom Thumb and Imperial dwarf varieties 
are most valuable additions to our bedding plants. 
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AGEOSTEM'MA, Nat. Ord. Caryopliylla' cece. 
Agrostem'ma coeTl-ro'sa, bright rose, ij ft ) 
All beautiful and showy. 
Zip*., pure white, ™rhties of cceli-rosa are very < 
„ na'na lilacina, lilac, x ft. / pretty free-flowering hardy annuals.^ 
„ alba, white rose centre, rj ft. ... Th ?f ™ry showy hardy peren- 
bi'coior, ««, white centre, xj ft.. L a 'g the . P°P«‘«rly known 
„ atrosangui nea, purple-crimson^ ft. I ““ 
Flos-Jo'vis (Jove's Flower), bright pink, 1^ ft. J J ! 
ALOE, Nat. Ord. Lilia'cece. Handsome greenhouse succulents. 
Aloe choice mixed, including many species i 
ALONSO'A, Nat. Ord. Scroplmlaria' cece. Beautiful lialf-hardy annuals. 
Charming frec-Jlowcring plants, effective in Jlower beds, borders, and in pots. 
Alonso'a Mutl'sii, (new) blush, scarlet centre, i ft.' o 
„ ^Parscewic'zii, bright crimson-scarlet, i ft %d. & 0 
ALSTRCEME'RIA, Nat. Ord. Amaryllida' ceaz. Handsome half-hardy perennials. 
Alstroeme'ria choicest mixed, including many fine species, 1^ ft o 
ALYS'SUM, Nat. Ord. Crucif erce. Attractive hardy perennials, etc. 
Most valuable plants for rock-work, edgings , and the decoration of the spring flower-garden. 
Alys'sum argen'teum, yellow, with gracefully divided silvery foliage, 1 ft o 
,, gemonen'se, yellow, profuse-flowering, 1 ft o 
,, saxat'ile, yellow, 1 ft Indispensable in the spring Jlowcr-garden ; the golden ( o 
,, ,, compac'tum, yellow, ft. ) hue contrasting beautifully with white Arabis, etc. \ o 
,, odora'tum (Sweet Alys'sum), white, a charming bedding annual, J ft 3d. & o 
AMARAR'THTJS, Nat. Ord. Amarmtlia' ceaz. Handsome half-hardy annuals. 
Beautiful ornamental foliage plants, very striking in beds, masses, and for conservatory decoration. 
Amaran'thus atro-purpu'reus, crimson-purple, a remarkably graceful Prince’s Feather, profusely 
branched, and very decorative in flower borders, centres of beds, &c., 3 ft. 3 d. & o 
,, bi'coior olbien'sis, leaves dark purple, terminal ones blood red, 2 ft o 
„ „ ru'ber, leaves bright carminate scarlet, base of leaves and branchlcts green 
striped and shaded purple-red, and sometimes pointed yellow, 1 ft. ...3 d. Sc o 
,, elegantissimus, leaves intense scarlet shaded bronzy purple, 2 ft o 
,, melancho'licus ru'ber, rich resplendent carmine foliage, beautiful, 1 ft 3^. & o 
„ ,. versi'color, foliage beautifully variegated, 1 ft o 
„ salicifo'lius, leaves narrow and willow-like, shading to a bright orange red, forming 
a grand pyramidal plume the most elegant and picturesque, 3 ft 6d. & 1 o 
,, tricolor, leaves scarlet, yellow, and green, beautiful, 1 ft 3d. 8c o 6 
,, „ gigan'teus, leaves purple, red, green, and yellow, 5 ft 3 d. & o 6 
AMARYL'LIS, Nat. Ord. Amaryllida cece. Magnificent greenhouse bulbs. 
Amaryllis, from choice hybrid varieties is. 8c 2 6 
AMBLYOLE'PIS, Nat. Ord. Compos'itce. Very fragrant hardy animal. 
Amblyole'pis setig'era, bright yellow, fine showy border plant, 1 ft o 3 
AMBRO'SIA, Nat. Ord. Compos' it az. A very fragrant hardy annual. 
Ambro'sia Mexica'na, valued for its sweet-scented foliage, 2 ft o 3 
AMMO'BIUM, Nat. Ord. Compos itce. A fine hardy annual. 
Ammo'bium ala'tum, white, a very remarkable looking plant, with everlasting flowers, 2 ft o 3 
AMPHIC'OME, Nat. Ord. Biynonia! cece. Elegant greenhouse perennials. 
Amphic'ome choice mixed, fine plants, with beautiful Pentsternon-like flowers, 1 ft o 6 
