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Per pkt. 
s. d. 
Sal'via japonica dark blue flowers, with deep red large spreading aromatic foliage, hardy, ft. ... o 6 
» pa'tens, rich deep blue, the best known and most beautiful, half-hardy, 3 ft 6 d. & 1 o 
,, Pitscbe'ri, bright blue, producing immense spikes, 5 ft o 6 
„ praten'se lupino'ides, violet, 2 ft o 6 
„ Russellia'na, bright sky blue, hardy perennial, 2 ft o 6 
,, splen'dens, bright scarlet, well known as a winter-flowering greenhouse plant, 3 ft 1 o 
n n compac'ta al'ba, white, fine dwarf habit, greenhouse, 2 ft 1 o 
„ verticUla'ta, blue, flowering in dense spikes, ij ft o 6 
„ choice mixed, hardy vareties 6d. 8c 10 
» 11 greenhouse varieties 6d. & 10 
SANVITA'LIA, Nat. Ord. Compos* itce. Pretty dwarf bedding hardy annuals. 
These are very effective close compact-growing plants, admirably suited from their continuous and free-blooming 
habit for filing beds and for ribbons , edgings, rock-work , etc. 
Sanvitalia procum'bens, rich brown, edged yellow, ^ ft 3 d. & o 6 
». 1 , fl. golden yellow, double as a Ranunculus, very beautiful, ft. ...6d.8c 1 o 
SAPONA'RIA, Nat. Ord. Caryopliylla! cece. Charming hardy annuals, etc. 
Sapona'ria Cala'brica, rich pink , £ ft 
al'ba, white, £ ft. f 
) Continuous-blooming compact dwarf plants , effec- ( 3 d. 8c o 
1 3 d. 8 c 
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live for beds, edgings, and the spring garden. 
ocymoi'des, rose-pink, hardy perennial, a valuable plant for rock-work, etc., £ ft... 7 o 
SAXITRAGA, Nat. Ord. Saxifr ago! cece. Fine hardy perennial rock plants. 
Saxi'fraga fine mixed o 
„ many species in mixture is. & 2 
SOABIO'SA, Nat. Ord. Di% isa’ceoe. Exceedingly showy hardy border biennials. 
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Scabio'sa na'na mixed double, fft- 
,, „ striata, fl. pi., beau- | 
tifully striped, $ ft... 
The new varieties of Nana are most charming plants C 
of compact habit, very Jloriferous, and well adapted 
for filling beds, or planting in lines ; graminccfolia, -j o 
new dwarf, scar let, i\ ft I with its narrow graceful silky foliage, and major com- o 
German, mixed, 2 ft J pacta airo-purpurea, are valuable acquisitions. L o 
ma'jor compac'ta atro-purpu'rea, velvety dark purple, 2 ft o 
SOHTNUS, Nat. Ord. Anacardia! cece. An elegant and fragrant greenhouse shrub. 
2474 Scbi'nus Molle, an easily cultivated graceful conservatory and drawing-room plant, 3 ft o 
SCHIZAN'THUS, Nat. Ord. ScropJmlariacece. Beautiful annuals. 
Few plants are more attractive than these when well grown. We shall not soon forget, seeing two 
grand plants of Retusus in vases at Chiswick, when it was in its halcyon days. Neither shall we 
readily forget the enjoyment we derived from a single plant of Retusus, which stood the winter of 
1869 in our Experimental Grounds, and bloomed throughout the whole of the summer. 
Scbizan'tbus Graha'mi, red and orange ^ These, cultivated in pots, are charming f 
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car'nea, flesh and orange \ plants for conservatory decoration ; and for ] 
retu'sus, rose and yellow . J- out of doors in summer and autumn, if got \ 
„ al'bus, white and yellow... j f 01 ward early and planted out , they are | 
na'nus, rose & yellow, ift. J matchless ; half-hardy annuals, 2 ft. I 
The following gaily and beautifully interspotted hardy annuals claim a position in every flower border, and for 
conservatory decoration in winter, when well grown few plants are so effective. 
2480 Scbizan'tbus ocula'tus atropurpu'reus, rich crimson, black eye , 1 f t o 3 
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pyramidalis compac'tus, violet-purple, spotted black, very floriferous, 
and fine compact habit, a beautiful pot plant, 1 ^ ft o 
,, grandiflo'rus al'bus, large pure white flowers, sulphur eye, 1 ft o 
„ paplllona'ceus, spotted and laced purple and yellow shading to crimson, 1 ft o 
„ pinna'tus splen'dens, white, purple and yellow, 1 ft o 
i> ,, al'bus, large pure white, very beautiful, 1 ft o 
»i p 1 tigridioi'des, beautifully spotted and laced, ft o 
,, fine mixed varieties, 1 ft 3 d. Sc o 
SCJHIZOPET'ALON, Nat. Ord. Orucif erce. Sweet-scented hardy annual. 
Scbizopet'alon WaTkeri, white, delightfully fragrant in the morning and evening, 1 ft 3 d. 8c. 
SOHIZOSTY'LIS, Nat. Ord. Iriddcece. Handsome hardy bulb. 
2489 Schizosty'lis coccin'ea, crimson-scarlet ; a matchless autumn and winter flowering conservatory 
plant, 1 ft. ( We recommend purchasing this beautiful plant in roots, it being more 
satisfactory than sowing seed, 3 ^. 6d. per dozen, 6d. each. Established pots, is., is. 6d., 
and 2 s. 6d.) 1 o 
SOIL'LA, Nat. Ord. Lilia'cece. Hardy bulbs. 
2190 Scilla campanula'ta varieties, fine plants for shrubbery borders and woodland walks, 1 ft o 6 
2491 ,, peruvia'na varieties, fine border plants, 1 ft o 6 
SE'DUM (Stonecrop), Nat. Ord. Crassuld cece. Fine hardy perennial rock plants. 
Admirable dwarf plants for ornamental rock-work, miniature succulent gardens, baskets , vases, etc. 
2492 Se'dum Ai'zoon, An'glicum, e'legans, Kamtschatken'se, spu'rium, spu'rium ro'seum, 
iberi'eum, oppositifoli'um, pallidum, rupes'tre, and Wallichia'num each o 6 
2493 , , mixed from the above species o 6 
2494 „ coeruleum, a charming dwarf annual, blue, | ft o 6 
2495 ,, macrophyllum, white, 2 ft o 6 
2496 ,, Maximowic'zii, yellow, flowering in large dense heads, hardy biennial, 1 h ft o 6 
2497 „ specta'bile (Fabaria), a grand hardy border plant, producing immense corymbs of rose- 
coloured flowers, and succeeding perfectly under trees. The tops with the 
flower developing cut off in June, and at once planted, readily root and 
make the ?nost charming of carpet and tapestry beds, 1 ^ ft 6d. & 10 
2498 ,, ,, purpu'reum (new), i.J ft., habit as above, colour darker 1 o 
2499 ,, ,, variega'tum 1 o 
2500 ,, ro'seum grandiflo'rum o 6 
2501 „ many species, in mixture is. & 2 6 
