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may mention the Golden Feather Pyrethrum, with foliage in spring as bright in colour as Californian gold ; Ajuga, 
"an '. S m I u ] lberr y. lea 7f- Arabis albida fol. variegatis, with its white variegation, and Arabis lucida variegata 
with its golden striped leaves, Aubnetia variegata with its silvery variegation, Cerastium tomentosum with its little 
silvery foliage, the golden blotched Daisy, the Stachys lanala with its large white foliage ; and then, as edgings 
for permanent work, Euonymus radicans variegata. 8 86 
Fifty charged at the rate per ioo, a less quantity at the rate per dozen; any quantity under half-a-dozen will be 
charged a little higher than by the dozen. 
CLIVEDEN COLLECTIONS OF SPRING FLOWERING PLANTS. 
1615 so Perpetual Yellow Pansies, 50 do. Beautiful Blue Pansies, so do. Rich Purple Pansies, so Mixed Poly- 
anthus, 100 white Daisies, 100 Red Daisies, 200 Rich Blue Forget-Me-Not, and 100 Pink Silene, 
fs 51. Half the above quantity, 55.1. ; Quarter the above quantity, 28 s. ; One-eighth the above 
quantity, 151. a 
COVENT GARDEN COLLECTIONS OF SPRING FLOWERING PLANTS. 
1616 100 Pansies, assorted colours ;_roo Daisies, do. ; 200 Forget-Me-Not, do. ; 100 Silene, do. ; 50 Arabis ; 25 
So Alyssum, and 50 Aubrietia, £5 Half the above 
Polyanthus, mixed ; 26 Violas, assorted ; 
quantity, 55J. ; Quarter the above quantity, 28 s. ; One-eighth the above quantity, 15 s. 
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1652 Pansy, Cliveden new dark Imperial blue perpetual flowering; this exceedingly 
beautiful variety occupies the same place in the spring flower garden as the dark 
Lobelia spcciosa does in its association with summer-blooming plants 
1653 Pansy, Cliveden purple perpetual flowering, very rich, an exceedingly effective variety, 
forming a fine contrast with the White Daisy, etc 
1654 Pansy, Cliveden white perpetual flowering, very effective in beds and edgings, or 
associated with the other colours of the Pansy 
1655 Pansy, Cliveden white porcelain-shaded perpetual flowering; an exceedingly free- 
flowering variety, throwing its large bold flowers well above the foliage, and bloom- 
ing at a lower temperature than the other varieties 30 
11656 Pansy, Cliveden yellow perpetual flowering. A good yellow colour is a great 
desideratum in the flower garden, and the want of a yellow plant which can be 
depended upon. has been much felt. This want the Cliveden yellow Pansy supplies 
in the summer as well as in the spring flower garden. Late autumn or spring struck 
cuttings are best for the summer flower garden ; a little attention during summer 
should be given to the plants by placing round them some nice rich soil to encourage 
1617 Adonis vernalis, bright yellow, large anemone-like flowers 30 
1618 Ajuga orientalis, fine mulbcrry-foliaged plant during winter, effective for edgings ... ... ... 30 
1619 Alyssum saxatile, beautiful yellow, very profuse flowering 25 o 
1^20 „ ,, compactum, bright yellow, dwarf and compact 25 o 
1621 Anemone apennina, rich blue, exceedingly beautiful and very early 18 o 
1622 Antennaria tomentosa ( the Snow Plant 0 / Battersea Park), a charming silvery foliaged 
plant, for edging, covering mounds, etc. (in pots 6 s. per dozen), 15/, 21/, .and 30 o 
1623 Arabis albida (mollis), snowy white, an effective companion to % the yellow Alyssum 21 o 
1624 , , ,, fol. variegatis , green leaves, with dreamy white variegation; this and A. 
. lucida variegata arc the most valuable for panel gardening 25 o 
1625 ,, lucida variegata, shiny green leaves, gold striped, exquisitely beautiful.. .. 
1626 Aubrietia Campbell!, deep purple 
^627 „ grandiflora, purple, compact dwarf, close habit, and densely flowered 
1628 „ „ variegata, white , variegated foliaged, charming 
1629 , , Gracaea, purple ' ’ 
1.630 Auricula, fine mixed border varieties 
1631 Cerastium tomentosum, the prettiest and neatest of silvery foliaged plants 21 o 
1632 1, Biebersteinii, beautiful silvery foliage, somewhat larger than 1631 25 o 
1633 Cheiranthus alpinus, a very beautiful yellow early flowering dwarf plant 
1634 „ Marshall!, beautiful yellow 
.1635 Dactylis glomerata elegantissima, a charming silver-variegated grass, very effective as 
an edging for ribbons, (in pots, 6 s. per dozen.) 25 o 
•1.636 Daisy, large Cliveden pink 'j For edging, ribbons, filling up geometrical fgures or C 21 o 
^637 » »> red > devices of any kind, the Difi sy is one of the most useful < 21 o 
1638 „ „ white ) plants in Spring gardening (21 o 
1639 ,, aucubsefolia, leaves green, blotched gold, very beautiful in Spring 40 o 
1640 Euonymus radicans variegatus, white and green foliage, a charming plant for per- 
manent edgings each is. and is. 6 d. ; per dozen, 9^., and 
1641 Forget-Me-Not, Cliveden blue, Myosotis sylvatica, the most valuable of all plants for 
producing a mass of colour in the spring flower garden 10 6 
1642 Forget-me-Not, Cliveden white, Myosotis sylvatica alba 10 6 
1643 Forget-Me-Not, Cliveden rose, Myosotis, sylvatica rosea, a charming addition and a fine 
associate to the white and blue variety I0 <3 
1644 Forget-Me-Not, Myosotis dissitiflora or montana, a charming species; more dwarf than 
sylvatica, with larger flowers, neater habit, and, taking its tout ensemble, it may be 
considered the aristocrat of the Forget-Me-Not family. For the early spring garden 
it is invaluable, flowering, if the weather permit, in February, and continuing 
throughout the spring 
1645 Hepatlca, blue , clumps, 1/6, 2/6, and 3/6 each \ A favourite plant of great beauty "most 
1646 „ red, clumps, 1/6, 2/6, and 3/6 each j effective when grown in masses. 
1647 Honesty, purple, forms an effective back row in a mixed or ribbon border 25 
1648 Iberis sempervirens, white ) These are charming dwarf evergreen perennial white ( 40 
1649 ,, Corraefolia, pure white j candytufts | 
1650 Lithospermum prostratum, the in tensest richest blue ; a plant of the highest order of 
beauty and of great value in permanent beds, borders, and on rockwork, continuing 
in beauty for months ; 
1651 Pansy, Cliveden light blue perpetual flowering', associates very effectively with the 
occupants of the spring flower garden in the same manner as Lobelia Paxtoni docs 
with summer-blooming plants 
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