ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BULBS, TUBERS, AND PLANTS. 
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1992 Crocosmla aurea, in September this is one of the most graceful of bulbous plants , flowers bright 
orange produced in racemes , equally prized in or out of doors , and as a cut flower ; cultural 
treatment same ac Spring-planted Gladioli perdoz., is. 6 d. o a 
Crown Imperial, Crown upon Crown, 3 ft The Crown Imperial ( Fri - ( per doz., ys. 6d. 
Gold-striped foliage, 3 ft 
Orange Crown, orange-red, 3 ft 
Single Red, 3 ft 
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tillaria imperialis) is 
stately hardy border plant, 
effective in Spring. Its 
Single Yellow, pure yellow, 3 ft... \ tall stem terminating in\ 
cluster of pendant 
bell-shaped flowers , sur- 
mounted by a tuft of 
fresh green leaves . 
per doz. , ys. 6 d. 
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,, 10 s. 6 d. 
5 s. 6d. 
ys. 6 d. 
4 *. 6 d. 
Maxima red, large bronze-red, 3 ft 
Swordstem, 3 ft 
Sulphurine, sulphur colour, 3 ft. 
Mixed, various shades, 3 ft j fresh green leaves. (. ,, 4*. 6d. o 
Cummingla trimaculata, an exquisite greenhouse bulb, with beautiful blue flowers, spotted black, $ ft. 5 
Cyclobotnra alba, white, 1 ft "I These are called the “ Star Tulips” of California, f p. doz., 151. 1 
,, CCerulea, light blue, 1 ft | awd are remarkable flowers, both as regards shape j t jcj. 1 
lutea vellow 1 ft. l - *n&*Kquimtebemty. The bulbs M'e qwtehardy, J ” Q 
mil nh an * ’ „ 11 iff.. Tu ( flowering in June; but, like the Calochortu*, ) •» 4 • • 
* ’ S! a ' golden-yellow, i ft. should £ Ujted wJ £ n do ’ ne flowering ]cept dry> , , 15*. * 
rubra, rosy white, 1 ft J and be planted late in Autumn. I ,, i5 f -i 
2008 # Cypella Herbertii, an elegant hardy plant, with small T igridia-like blossoms , yellow , striped red 
and spotted black ; lift the bulbs in Autumn, and replant in Spring, ij ft per doz., as. 6d. o 
2009 Cypbia VOlubilis, a beautiful greenhouse climbing bulb, with pale blue flowers, 1 ft 1 
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Cyrtanthus collinus, crimson, $ ft 'j These are remarkable for their pendulous bios- ( 
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Obliquus, orange, tipped green, ii ft. V 
odorus, crimson , ^ ft j 
soms ; the stout stem of Obliquus is surmounted ^ 
by a la rge whorl of Ions' flowers. 
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2018 *Cypripedium calceolus (Alpine Lady’s Slipper), yellow and purple, ft i 
2014 * ,, guttatum, white, spotted purple, j ft 5 
2016 * ,, macranthum, flowers crimson , richly mottled, very large , 1 ft 3 
2016* ,, pubescens, yellow and purple, very pretty, 1 ft 2 
2017 * ,, spectabile (Mocassin Flower), pure white, and rosy crimson , ft 2 
Cypripediums are hardy bog plants of exquisite beauty, and are good in or outdoor plants. 
2018 *Dahlias, double, choicest named varieties pot-grown dry roots, per doz., 9*. & 1 as. 
2019 * ,, single, named varieties pot-grown dry roots, ,, 9*. & 12J. 
2020 * ,, cactus red pot-grown dry roots, per doz., gj. 1 
2021 * ,, ,, white „ „ „ gs. 1 
2022 ^Delphinium cardinale, the large scarlet Larkspur, 2 ft 1 
2023 * ,, nudicaule, the dwarf scarlet Larkspur , very attractive, easily grown in pots or flower 
borders, ft per doz. 9 s. 1 
2024 M 50 in 50 most beautiful varieties 63*. & 84J. 
2025 „ 25 in 25 l( „ 30 s. & 42s. 
2026 ,, 12 in 12 ,, ,, 12s., i8.y. , and 25J. 
2027 ' Dianthus (the Carnation), Choice Named Varieties, sold in pairs, per dozen plants, ioj. 6 d. & 15*. 
2028 » 1 ,, ,, Clove-Scented Varieties, sold in pairs, 
per dozen plants, 10 s. 6d. & 15*. 
2029 ,, , , ,, Tree Varieties, for greenhouse culture, 
per dozen plants, i 8 j., 24J., 30J., & 42 s. 
2030 * ,, (the Picotee), Choice Named Varieties , sold in pairs ...per dozen plants, ioj. 6d. Sc i$s. 
2031 * ,, (the Pink), ,, ,, ,, per dozen plants, gs. Sc 12s. 
2032 "Dodecatheon integrifolium, deep crimson, 1 ft... 
2033 * ,, Jeffreyanum, rose-purple, ii ft. ... 
2034 * ,, Meadia. lilac. 1 ft !- 
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The American Cowslips, or Shooting Stars, are 
neat May and June-flowering border pla nts, 
with beautijul Cyclamen-like flowers, suc- 
ceeding besi in a moist peaty soil and shady 
situation. 
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Meadia, lilac, 1 ft. 
album, white, 1 ft 
elegana, rose and lilac , 1 ft 
2037 *Epimediums, 6 fine named varieties, 1 ft., elegant dwarf hardy plants perdoz., ys. 6d. 
2038 *Eremurus robustus. a magnificent hardy plant , with long spikes of rosy flowers , 3 ft 7 
2039 * ,, aurantiacus, deep citron colour, 4 ft j Two new species of great beauty f 10 
2040 * ,, Olgae, peach blossom, 4 ft { and most graceful. \ y 
2041 'Erythrina (the Coral Flower), 3 ft., 6 in 6 splendid named varieties, g.r. & 12 s 1 
The Eyytlirina is a magnificent summer-flowering plant, with a handsome foliage., and crowded 
with large coral-red blossoms. If grown in pots, cut down in autumn, and place under the stage; 
if grown out of doors, plant close to a wall, or in front of a greenhouse, taking care that the 
drainage is perfect, and in winter give a thick covering of ashes. It is also a fine subtropical plant. 
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pur pureum majus, large-flowered, \ii. 
roseum, rose, £ ft 
,, majus, rose, large- flowered, £ ft. ... 
album, white, £ ft 
,, majus, white , large- flowered, £ ft... 
mixed varieties 
large-flowered varieties 
,, americanum, bright yellow, £ ft. G. F. Wilson, Esq., grows this beautiful species 
in a damp shady part of his wood, amongst the grass and decomposed leaves, 
planted at a depth of 3 inches, where it flowers annually, p. doz., 5/6 & 7/6 ; 6 d. & o 
,, giganteum, creamy white flowers, 6 to 12 on a spike, 1 ft is. 6 d. & 2 
>t ,, roseum, beautiful rose flowers, 1 ft 3 
In spring there is no prettier sight than a mass or edging of the bea utif ully variegated foliage of the 
Dog's-tooth Violets, and when the graceful Cyclamen-like flowers appear, ranging in colour from the 
deepest purple to the purest white, the effect becomes matchless. 
Eucharis amazonica. The snow-white flowers of this handsome stove-plant are deliciously fra q rant, 
much prized for bouquets and ladies hair, ft., pots of established roots 3*. 6d., 5*. 6 d., & 7 
Eucharis Candida ......per root, 2 s. 6 d. | 2055 Eucharis Sanderl per root, 3 
These are remarkable hardy border plants, with long spikes ( o 
of fragrant wax-like starry flowers . ( o 
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2056 *Eucomis punctata, white, ih ft. ) 
2066.^* „ regia, white, 1^ ft. ... j 
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