CONTENTS 
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ALobra, hardy climber 23 
Achhncncs 23 
Acorus, variegate l foliage 23 
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Dinner Tabic Centres 35 
Dodccatheon, American Cowslip., 25 
Dog’s-tooth Violets 25 
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Netting, Shading, and Frigi Domo 39 
Ophlopogon, Snakcsbcard 20 
Ornltbogalum, Slar of Bethlehem . 20 
Agapanlhus, African Lily 23 
Albuca 23 
Eyelet Wall Nails 38 
Fern Cases 34 & 37 
Oxalls 20 
Pteonia, herbaceous and Jloulan . . 27 
Alpine Plants for Ro:kwork 30 
Alpine Succulent Plants 30 
Flower Pot (lovers 80 
Flower- pots, terra cotta, &c 35 
Pnrdanthus, Leopard Flower .... 27 
Pencils, Solid Marking Ink 38 
Anemone 14 & 23 
Anisnnthus splcndcns 24 
Annuals for Spring blooming .... 3!) 
Fruit Trees 81 
Fumlgator (Paxton) 38 
Funkift .. 25 
Pink Plants 30 
Plant Cases 31 and 37 
Plants for Spring Gardening 28 
Anlhcrlcum, St. Bernard's Lily, $c. '.’I 
Aphis Brush 32 
Aphis Wash.. 32 
Aplos tuberosa, hardy climber. ... 24 
Arum 24 
Asclepias 24 
Asparagus Roots 89 
Geranium tuberosum 25 
Gcsncrla 25 
Gladioli 18 to 23 
G'uss Shades 84 
Glasses and Supports (Tyo’s) 33 
Gloxinia 25 
Greenhouse Plants 31 
Rlgldella 27 
Bock Cavern, or Fern Pockets ... 35 
Roses, Standard and Dwarf 31 
Rustic Arboretes, for Ferns, Sic. . . 35 
Rustic Ferneries 37 
Rustic Vases, Jurdinots, 6c c. 34 and 35 
Sanguinaria 27 
Aspidistra 24 
Guernsey Lilies 17 
Schlsostylus 27 
Baskets, Hanging, see Order Sheet. 
Habramlius 25 
Seakaic roots 39 
Bobartia 24 
Bones, Crushed and Dissolved 32 
Books 39 
Bousslngaultia, greenhouse climber 24 
Brackets, rustic, &c 35 
Bruvoa, twin flowered 24 
Brodiwa 24 
(lardy Evergreen Shrubs 31 
Hardy Flowering Shrubs 31 
Hedycldum, Oar! and /tower .... 20 
Hellebores, Christmas Hose 20 
Ilcmcrocallis, Day Lily 20 
Ilcpatlca 20 
Herbaceous Border Plants 30 
Hcs|>ero5cordum,J//.wo{iW//^tfC(Nf/t 2G 
Horticultural Garden Labels 38 
Hyacinths 3 to 7 
Imatophyllum 20 
Spring Gardening 28 
Stag's Head Tripod 85 
Strawberry Plants SI 
Strumarla 27 
Styptic (Thompson’s) 33 
Sulphate of Ammonia 32 
Syringes, Water Engines, and Hy- 
Bulbocodium, lied Crocus.. 11 Sc 24 
Caladium 24 
Calla, Ethiopian Lily 24 
Thcrmomctcrs, See 33 
Tldadiantha, hardy climber 31 
Tigridia, Tiger Flower 27 
Tobacco Powder (Pooley’s) 32 
Calyiteg lo , double Convolvulus .. 24 
Carnation plants so 
Castle Ruins, for fern cases, &e.... 35 
Chinese Cane and Flower Sticks .• 3S 
ChUdanthus,_/Wi0runt 24 
Coburgbla 24 
Cocoa Fibre and Charcoal, specially 
prepared for Bulbs ami Ferns .. 83 
Jonquil H 
Knives (Snynor’s) 88 
Trichonenia 27 
Tritelcia uniflora 27 
Ladle*’ Watering Cans 38 
Ladies’ and Gardener*’ Gloves .... 88 
Tritonla 13 
Tropjcolum 27 
Lcucojum, Snow-Jlahe 20 
Tulipa 28 
„ of Cliveden Plants .... 29 
Commciina 25 
Conditions of enn iage 2 
Convallarla multiflora 25 
Coopcrla, Evening Star 25 
CTocosmia (Txitonia) Aurca 25 
Crocus 10 & 25 
Lily of the Valley 20 
L’corls, Go’dcn Lily 20 
Manure (Standen’s) 32 
Manure (McDougall’s) 32 
Matting for tying 39 
Medeoln , fragrant winter climber 20 
Medicated Shivds 38 
Vase?, ornamt ntal, rustic, See. 84 to 80 
Vegetable Seeds 39 
Vieusseuxln, Iris 28 
Vines in Pots 31 
Violets, Sweet Scented 31 
Wachcmlorfla 28 
Wasp-destroying Mixture 32 
Cubic Peiro 32 
Mcthonica, Oloriosa 20 
Window Conservatories 37 
Window Flowtr Boxes, in wood, 
Cummingla, n inter bicoming .... 25 
Cypelln, Tigridia 25 
Dahlia 25 
Dielytra spec tu Wilis 25 
Narcissus Polyanthus 7 
„ Garden, fine collection . . 7 
Nerine 20 
Wire, Metafile and Copper 38 
Wirework of every description. 
Zephyrantbes 28 
BARR & SUGDEN’S FLORAL ALBUMS, 4 vols., super-royal. — These contain upwards of 5,000 coloured ! 
plates of annuals, perennials, stove and greenhouse plants, ferns and coloured-foliage plants, bulbous and 
tuberous-rooted plants, §c. The plates of ferns and folia r/e plants are from the published works of E. J. j 
Lowe, Esa. ; a great many of the other plates have been collected from the most reliable and recent illustrated ! 
Jloral and botanical works, English and foreign ; the remaining plates are from older works, so that the ; 
Albums contain many illustrations of rare and scarce plants, interesting both to the Florist and the Botanist i 
and we may state that we are continually adding plates of new plants. The Albums are kept at our ware - I 
house as books of reference for those who can make it convenient to call. 
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as under on orders amounting to 21.?. (except, in the ease of orders for Fruit and Forest Trees, for Soils, Wirework 
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NO CHARGE MADE FOR ANY PACKING OR PACKAGE UPON WHICH WE ALLOW CARKIAC 
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rent Northern Rail, and to 
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