12, King Street, Covent Garden, 1875.] 
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WHITLATIA, Nat. Ord. Hydropliylla'ceas. Charming hardv annuals 
Whitla'via gnmdlflo'ra ,fineviolet.blJ, x f,f f Well cultivated, 7XfleJy S , 
” " > their rich Gloxinia-like blossoms re-j o 
” " SJS? * Ift ••• ( commend them for flower beds and bor-\ o 
” ” mixed, 1 ft. ; ders. (, 3 <f. & o 
. . , WIGAFDIAi Nat. Ord. Hydrolea'ceos. Half-hardy perennials. 
Majestu sub-tropical plants with large ornamental undulating foliage, extremely effective planted on lawns in 
shr ubberies, sides of lakes , ravines, and wherever filants of law ^ ’ tn 
974fi Wtiran'dln ostruro'aaa'no hVah« ISil. piann oj large elegant growth are a desideratum. 
Wlgan cua caracca sa na, u rens, vigie rl, chilensls, and mixed, c ft. to io ft. .. r n 
274 ft ” ^P®jialis, leaves larger than the older varieties, and less injured by wind,’ io ’fC.".... . i o 
»» mixed, from the above (seedling plants are very soon effective) is & 2 ft 
WINTER-CHERRY, Nat. Ord. Solatia 1 cece. Hardy perennials 
2?49 Wlite^ Tit Win ‘ er «*“**>■ ***«*«*. 
2760 - - ^/*«^tf^(PhysaUsedulis, the Cape Goosei»^jVi‘ft!“V".y.V.!]"!V.y.y/.""'.'."'". £ 1 
XERAN THEMUM, Nat Ord. Compos' itce. Charming everlasting hardy annuals. 
Xeran'themum allmm fl. pL, white, 2 ft. a b J 
multlflo'rum compa^iui ijT 
atropurpu reum plenis'simum, rich purple 2 ft” to cut for summer and winter 
com P ac ' tum fl- pi- pnrpic.si'ii. 
imperiale fl. pi., deep violet, beautiful, 2 ft 
Tom Thumb al'bum, white, 1 ft 
„ purpu'reum, purple, 1 ft.. 
YUO CA, Nat. Ord. Lilia cece. Ornamental evergreen shrubs. 
Yuc'ca angmstifolia, Whi'pplei, fllamento'sa, quadri'color. and aloifolla T ^ 
,, choice mixed, from the above ... e 1 ? 
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ZAUSOHNE'RIA, Nat. Ord. Onaqrdcece. Handsome hardy perennial 
Zausclme'rla callfor'nloa, beautiful long spikes of orange-scarlet tubular flowers, ij ft r 0 
ZE A, Nat. Ord. Oramina'cece. Handsome ornamental foliage plants 
Japonicavariegata is unsurpassed in the beauty of its variegation by any of our rare stove ornamental foliage 
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2751 
2762 
2763 
2764 
2765 
2766 
2757 
2758 
2759 
2760 
grown singly , but is not 
valuable to cut for bouquets. 
Tom Thumb is prized for its 
dwarf compact growth ■ 
2761 Ze a japon'ica variega'ta, matchless in beauty for conservatory and flower garden a ft 6d ^fr 
2762 „ Caragu'a, Giant Maize, very graceful and maiestic. 12 ft. to re ft hip-h 1 
2763 .. Cuzko ZMtmolatle epect* it from the Cmko t'Men of tom. Ad i.„r ..IVKKKFTLVTr: 
2763 
2764 
being the tallest and most robust of the Zeas, 
of great value in sub-tropical gardening. 
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gracillima, the miniature Maize, very graceful and beautiful, 2 ft 6d. & 
-nr j it ™ ,NIA ’ OkL Composites. Splendid half-hardy annuals. 
, T, j e do ‘‘ ile Zinnia is one of the sterling novelties of recent years. The flowers are large, beautifully 
Mmcd and exceedingly handsome Few Plants in the fower border are more effective, and scarcely any flowir 
yt Pud „ w, /ail n ''Tv WCU grmtn in t° ts U is a ««>' Plant for in-doo? decoration. 
I he Pumtla varieties, which arc dwarf and compact, arc admirably adapted for pot plants. The single Zinnias 
2-'"^; T dS0 7- ™ h i U ‘a WOuld be t0 sgcak to ° hi ? hl y °f ^uble and single varieties of 
lXlexicana for beds, rock-work, and masses in the borders. 6 J 
2765 Zln'nla el'egans double, yellow, carmine, rosy-purple, scarlet, crimson, orange, pink, copper colour, 
choice mixed, all colours, xi ft r o 
fine mixed, all colours, ft’. <td St o 6 
Sfrlped, rich colours, shaded, and beautifully. striped, 'i* & I o 
white, pure colour, handsome, ft 6d. & i o 
pu'mlla, crimson, salmon-rose and purple , i ft ""each 6d. St i o 
pu'mila, mixed colours, a very fine dwarf variety ]" 6 d. St i o 
tagetiflo ra, mixed ctlours, a new distinct race, xj ft ......6d. St 
■f 2766 
2767 
2768 
2769 
2770 
2771 
2772 
2773 
2774 
2776 
2776 
2777 
2778 
coccl'nea, single, scarlet, ii ft. . 
'e, 1 1 ft. . 
pupur'ea, single, purple, 
choice mixed, superb single flowers, ij ft 
fine mixed, ij ft 
Mexica'na, yellow, striped rich orange, a charming dwarf bedding piant' i ft.. 
Haagea'na flore pleno, yellow, a fine plant and valuable to cut from, i ft i o 
ORNAMENTAL CLIMBERS AND TWINERS. 
T1 fls 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, verandahs, trellises, rustic fences, and forming elegant chains and festoons such as now 
grace the Royal Horticultural Society s Gardens at South Kensington. 
ABO BRA, Nat. Ord. Cucurbiia cecB. Half-hardy perennial. 
.-.779 Abo bra vlridiflo'ra, an elegant climber with glossy dark green foliage, and beautiful scarlet miniature 
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ADLU MEA, Nat. Ord. FumctviacecB. Hardy biennial. 
2780 Adlu'mea clrrho'sa,, flesh-coloured flowers, and delicate pale green pinnate foliage ." o G 
ARISTOLO'OHIA, Nat. Ord. Aristolochia 1 cece. Handsome climbers. 
2781 Arlstolo'chla choice mixed, greenhouse and hardy varieties'! fhete an ..in plants, with , tumbling r 
9.7ft9. the Pitcher plant. Altixnimti Hnnnlntulii anti 
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2783 
2784 
2786 
2786 
altis'sima, purple 
„ un'icolor, purple, orange throat . 
Bonplan'dii, purple 
cilio'sa* purple and green 
Si'pbo, a noble foliage plant, hardy 
‘ Pitcher Plant. Altitmima . Bonplandii, and 
Cihosa are for the greenhouse. Sipho i* per- 
fectly hardy, and \f trained against the house, 
or verandah, or over arches, the effect of its mas 
sire foliage is matchless ■ On the banks of the 
Rhine and in most continental cities, the luxuri- 
ant foliage nf this plant is an object of admira- 
tion io visitors. 
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