CONTENTS, 
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Allium 2(1 
Florist Flower-seeds 29 
Fritlllarlas 25 
Paxton Hanging Baskets, see Order 
Sheet. 
Pencils, Solid Marking Ink, see 
Order Sheet. 
Phormlum tenax 28 
Amalgamated Cocoa Fibre and 
Fumcgator (Paxion > 7 
Amaryllis 24 
Garden Implements, see Order Sheet. 
Anisanthus splcndens 26 
Annuals for Spring blooming .... 29 
Anomatheca crucnta 26 
Antholiza 26 
Geranium tuberosum • 27 
Gladioli, early dowering 17 
„ late (lowering 18 
Glasses 4ind Supports [Tye's) .... SI 
„ Plants, 9s. to 12s. per doz. 
Pink Seed 29 
„ Plants, Os. to 9s. per doz. 
Plant Cases 32 
Arrangement of Flower Beds .... 3 
Guernsey Lilies 24 
„ for Spring Gardening 3 
Ranunculus, Paxtonian section .. 22 
„ Persian varieties .... 23 
Asparagus Roots 80 
Ilelleborus 27 
Baskets, Paxtonian and Conserva- 
tory Hanging, 8s. 0 d. to 21s. 
Bella Donna Lily 24 
Bobartia 2(5 
Horticultural Garden Labels and 
Flower Sticks, see Order Sheet. 
Ilyaolntlis, Paxtonian section .... 8 
„ splendid collections .... 8 
„ Pompon or miniature . . 8 
„ Glosses 31 
Imperial Drawing-room Flower 
„ Turban 23 
Rhubarb Roots 30 
Rustic Hyacinth Vases 80 
Rustic Robin Jardinet 30 
Scilla 25 
Brodiiea 26 
Bulbocodlum 16 
Scakale roots 30 
Snowdrops 16 
Calceolaria seed, very choice 29 
Calla 26 
Camossla 27 
Carnation seed 31 
„ plants, 9s. to 1 2s. per doz. 
Chinese Cane Flower Sticks, see 
Order Sheet 
Ismene 27 
Iris, Paxtonian section of English. . 16 
„ splendid collection 16 
„ Spanish 17 
„ various 17 
„ Germanica 17 
Ixias, splendid collection 20 
Souvenir Cliveden Collection of 
Bulbs and Plants, 12s. 0 d. to 105s. 
Sparaxls 21 
Spring Gardening 3 
Star of Bethlehem 28 
Strawberry Plants 29 
Tlgrldla 5i8 
Collections of Bulbs G 
„ of Cliveden Plants for 
Jonquil 12 
Knives (Saynor’s), see Order Sheet. 
Tritelia uniflora ^28 
Trltoma 28 
CommeUnn ....7 27 
Conditions of carriage 2 
Leucojum (Snow-flake) 28 
Lilies 21 
Tropfeolum 28 
Tulips, early single, Paxtonian col. 13 - 
„ „ „ splendid collection 13 
„ „ double, flue collection 14 
„ late, parrot, &c 15 
„ „ seedlings 15 
Crown Imperials 25 
Manure (Standen’s) 7 
Matting for tying, see Order Sheet. 
Cyclamcu 24 
Cypella 27 
Dahlia 27 
Mushroom Spawn 30 
Narcissus Polyanthus, Paxtonian. . 1 1 
„ „ tine collection 1 1 
„ Garden, fine collection . . 12 
Ne plus Ultra, Alexander, Prince 
of Wales Jardinet, &c 30 
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Vegetable Seeds 29 
Watsonia * 28 
Day Lily 27 
Dielytra 27 
Dog’s-tooth Violets 27 
Euclmris Amazonica 27 
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Yucca (Adam’s Needle) 29 
Zephyr a nthes 29 
ES. 
The Railway Companies occasionally charge carriage on our “ Carriage paid ” packages. If our 
customers will kindly pay all such demands, and forward to us the receipt, we shall recover the money. 
Orders amounting to 21s. and upwards sent, Carnage Paid, to any railway station in England and 
Wales; to Edinburgh, Glasgow, or any intermediate station; also to Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, 
Newry, and any other Town on the Irish Coast, having direct steam-boat communication with London. 
FIVE PER CENT, allowed on all payments made within one month from date of Invoice. 
NO CHARGE MADE FOR PACKING OR PACKAGES EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF PLAINTS, WHEN A SMALL 
CHARGE IS MADE FOR THE MAT OR HAMPER, AND IF RETURNED, HALF-PRICE IS ALLOWED. 
Post-office Orders to be made payable at King-street Post-office, Covent-garden, W.C. All Cheques 
to he crossed “ The Union Bank of London.” Any amount may be paid in Postage-stamps. 
Those with whom we have not previously had business transactions are respectfully requested to send 
with their order a remittance or a London reference. All Foreign and Colonial orders , to ensure 
attention , must be accompanied with a remittance. 
In giving orders, it is only necessary to fill up the accompanying Order Sheet. 
i~aT It would very greatly facilitate the dispatch of business, if on each order the NAME and address 
were written DISTINCTLY, and in FULL, and the most direct route by steam-boat or railway stated. 
We do not publish a Plant List, but shall be happy to quote prices of the following 
PLANTS. 
Fruit Trees, Pyramidals, Dwarf or Standards. 
Vines, in Pots. 
Roses, Dwarfs, Standards or in Pots. 
Hardy Ornamental Shrubs. 
„ „ Trees. 
„ ,, Climbers. 
Greenhouse Plants. 
„ Climbers. 
Stove Plants. 
„ Climbers. 
Herbaceous Plants, in Pots, 9s. and 12 s. per doz. 
Alpine and Rock Plants, in Pots, 100 in 60 
varieties, 70s.; 60 in 60 varieties, 40s.; 25 in 25 
varieties, 21s. ; 12 in 12 varieties, 12s. 
Hardy British Ferns, in Pots, 12s. to 18 s. per 
dozen. 
Greenhouse Ferns, suitable for Plant Cases, &c., 
18s. to 30s. per dozen. 
Sweet Scented Violets, 18 in 18 varieties, Half 
Double and Half Single, including the two finest 
Violets known — “The Czar” and “Reines des 
Violets,” the collection, 15s. 
Viola Cornuta, a beautiful blue summer-flowering plant, 9s. per dozen. 
