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Ipomse'a coelesti'na grandiflo'ra, pale celestial blue, large handsome flowers o 
digita'ta, beautifully divided foliage, and large violet-lilac flowers in bunches o 
fleifolia, beautiful lilac flowers, and ornamental lobed foliage o 
Hardin'gii, a beautiful hybrid variety, with fine rose flowers o 
Horsfal'lise, large bunches of intense crimson-rosc-colourcd. magnificent flowers i 
hyaclnthiflo'ra, flowers dazzling cinnabar-rcd, bordered yellow i 
Lea'rii (true), splendid large handsome lazuli-blue flowers, changing to red o 
,, micropiiyria, remarkable for its small neat foliage i 
Llndleya'na, fine bunches of rose-carmine flowers, with purple throat o 
Mexica'na grandiflo'ra aTba, immense white flowers, deliciously fragrant o 
pentaphyl'la, flowers magnificent violet-lilac, foliage very ornamental i 
Sello'wii, splendid rose-purple flowers in large bunches o 
tubero'sa, pale yellow flowers of great beauty and fragrance o 
Tyrianthi'na el'egans, splendid large flowers of the richest Tyrian purple o 
verru'eipes, pure white flowers, and neatly lobed leaves ; an interesting species o 
JASMI'NUM, Nat. Ord. Jasmina'cece. Favourite greenhouse climbers. 
Jasmi'num fru'ticans, gra'cile, affi'ne, azo'ricum, and diantbiflo'rum each i 
„ mixed from the above i 
KENNEDYA, Nat. Ord. Legumino'sce. Splendid greenhouse twiners. 
Kenne'dya choice mixed, including the best varieties i 
LAPAGE'EIA, Nat. Ord. Smila'cece. Magnificent greenhouse climber. 
Lapage'rla ro'sea, large bell-shaped rosy carmine flowers, Jlccked with white i 
,, ,, super'ba, Fisher, Holmes & Co.’s variety is. & 2 
LOPHOSPEE'MUM, Nat. Ord. Scropliularia' cece. Half-hardy perennial climbers. 
Lophosper'mum coccin'eum, scarlet 
grandiflo'rum, purple 
Henderso'ni, rose, purple spotted 
scan'dens, dark rose 
specta'bile puncta'ta 
fine mixed 
These are exceedingly handsome plants, 
with beautiful Qloxinia-like flowers; 
and are valuable for covering pillars, 
planting in hanging -baskets, training on ' 
verandahs, etc. Plante raised from seed 
very soon come into bloom. 
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These are charming climbers, elegant 
alike in flower and foliage , and from 
their graceful slender growth are well 
suited for hanging-baskets, trailing over 
vases, training on wire globes, up pil- 
lars, and on trellises, either under glass , 
or out of doors. 
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MANDEVIL'LA, Nat. Ord. Afocynal cece. A most beautiful greenhouse climber. 
Mandevilla suave'olens, large and deliciously fragrant snow white flowers in bunches o 
MAURANDYA, Nat. Ord. Scrophularia! cece. Half-hardy perennial climbers. 
Mauran'dya Barclaya'na gTandlflo'ra aTba, while 
„ „ atro-purpu'rea 
„ „ crimson 
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antlrrhlnlfi ora, violet, very graceful 
Emerya'na, rose and purple, mixed 
semperflo'rens, mixed 
choice mixed, including all the finest 
fine mixed 
MEDE'OLA, Nat. Ord. Melantha' cece. Elegant greenhouse climber. 
Mede'ola asparagol'des, a beautiful winter-flowering plant, with orange-scented flowers o 6 
NASTURTIUM, Nat. Ord. Tropasola'cece. Useful hardy annual climbers. 
Nastur'tlum, crimson, orange, spotted, scbeuermannla'num, ditto car'neum and purpu'reum, each o 3 
„ mixed, various colours 3 d. & o 6 
The Tropccolum Lobbianum, see page 51, is a superior class of climbing Nasturtium. 
PASSEFLO'RA (Passion-flower), Nat. Ord. Pasci flora cece. Magnificent climbers. 
The matchless beauty of the Passiflora is realized in the highest degree when the long slender shoots, covered 
with blossoms, are unfastened and allowed to drape the conservatory with their unique flowers and foliage, making 
one feel when walking beneath them as if they were traversing a Brazilian forest, or some enchanted grove. 
And what is more charming than to see the flue Passion Flower (P. catrulea ) smothering a villa with its rich 
green fotiage and sky-blue flowers, and these jollowed in autumn by a profusion of golden fruit. 
— — passlflo'ra acerifo'lla, bluish white, fruit purple, beautiful, greenhouse 1 o 
alTia, white, greenhouse o 6 
ccerulea, sky-blue, hardy o 6 
„ grandl'fiora, sky-blue, hardy 1 o 
„ raoe'mosa ,pu>ple-blue, very profuse flowering, hardy 1 o 
eduflls, white, edible-fruited, greenhouse o 6 
gra'cllls, white, a rapid growing half-hardy annual o 4 
fce'tlda, white, a rapid growing half-hardy annual o 6 
lncama'ta, pink, greenhouse 1 o 
ful'gens, blush, shading to red 1 o 
palma'ta, white, tinged azure flue, hardy 1 o 
racemo'sa prln'ceps, magnificent scarlet, in bloom for many months, warm greenhouse 1 o 
choice mixed, including macrocarpa, acerifolia, racemosa princeps, etc 2 6 
fine mixed 1 o 
PHASE'OLUS, Nat. Ord. Legvmino'sce. Handsome greenhouse climbers. 
These with their long Wistaria-like flowers are remarkably effective. 
Phase'olus coccln'eus no'vus, scarlet, annual, very handsome o 6 
„ Caraca'lla, lilac, perennial, very beautiful o 6 
, , Elccardla'nus, bright yellow flowers produced profusely o 6 
PHYSIAN'THUS, Nat. Ord. Asclepiada! cece. Fine greenhouse climber. 
Physian'tbus undula'tus, white, a very fine plant for training to rafters or pillars o 6 
RHODOOHI'TON, Nat. Ord. Scrophularia' cece. Beautiful greenhouse climber. 
Rhodochi'ton volu'blle, rose-pink, a fine old favourite climber 1 o 
RHYNOHOSPER'MUM, Nat. Ord. Apocyna’ cece. Handsome greenhouse twiner. 
Rhynchosper' mum jasmlnol'des, pure white, very fragrant 1 o 
SOYPHAN'THUS, Nat. Ord. Loasa'cem. Ornamental half-hardy annual climber. 
Scyphan'tbus el'egans, yellow, very curious in flower and foliage o 6 
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