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Scablo'sa na'na mixed double, f ft. 
,, „ striata, fl. pi., beau. 
tifully striped, j ft., 
retu sus, arid yellow decorative for out of door culture in -j 
ii al'bus, white and yellow ... summer and autumn , if raised in heat and I 
na'nus, rose & yellow, ift. J planted out ; half-hardy annuals, 2 ft. t 
[ Barr and Sugdtn. 
Per pkt. 
2177 Sal'via verticilla'ta, blue, flowering in dense spikes, iA ft o 6 
2178 „ choice mixed, hardy vareties . 6 d. & 1 o 
217 9 11 n greenhouse varieties 6 d. & 1 o 
SANVITAUA, Nat. Ord. Compos' it m. Pretty dwarf bedding hardy annuals. 
These are very effective close growing plants , which are admirably suited from their continuous and free-blooming 
habit for filling beds, planting edgings , rock-work , etc. 
Sanvit&lia procurnTjens, rich brown, edged yellow, £ ft g g \ & o 6 
*• »» Pl-i golden yellow, double as a Ranunculus, very beautiful, A ft. ... 6 d. & 1 0 
BAPONA'RIA, Nat. Ord. Caryophylla' cece. Charming hardy annuals, etc. 
Sapona'rla Cala'brica, rich pink , A ft. ) Continuous-blooming compact dwarf plants, effect- j 3 d. & o 6 
»* m al'ba, white, A ft. ) ive for beds, edgings, and the spring garden. ( %d. & o 6 
„ ocymoi'des, rose-pink , hardy perennial, a valuable plant for rock-work, etc., A ft o 3 
SAXIFRAGA, Nat. Ord. Saxifraya'cece. Fine hardy perennial rock plants. 
Saxif'raga fine mixed ^ 0 6 
»» many species in mixture & 2 6 
SCJABIO'SA, Nat. Ord. Dipsa! cere. Exceedingly showy hardy border biennials. 
The varieties qf Nana arc very Jloriferous, and being of a t o 3 
fine compact growth, are well adapted for b> ds or planting J ° 
luul t in lint 8 . The taller growing varieties are valuable borders. 
German mired oft ) F ,artfs an d to cut f r vines and bouquets, while the Starry- \ 0 3 
' ’ flotcered ie prized far itt dried Jlotoera and its majestic growth. \ 0 3 
major compac'ta atro-purpu'rea, velvety dark purple, 2 ft o 3 
SCJHI NTJS, Nat. Ord. Anacar diet' cece. An elegant and fragrant greenhouse shrub. 
2191 Schi'llU8 Molle, an easily cultivated graceful conservatory and drawing-room plant, 3 ft fv o 6 
SOHIZAN'THUS, Nat. Ord. Scrophularia'cece. Beautiful annuals. 
Few plants are more attractive than these when well frown, whether in pots or in the borders. We shall not 
soon forget seeing grand plants of Retusus in vases at Chiswick, when it was in its halcyon days. Neither shall 
we readily forget the enjoyment we derived from a single plant of Retusus, which stood the winter of 1869 in our 
Experimental Grounds, and bloomed throughout the summer. 
2192 Schlzan'tflus Graha'mi, red and orange 1 These are charming plants for conservatory f 
, , f, Car noa, //f , 7 ; and orange decoration during the spring months, and 
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The following gaily and beautifully interspotted hardy annuals claim a position in every flower border, and for 
conservatory decoration during winter and spring ; when well grown few plants arc so effective. 
2197 Schizan'thus ocula'tus atropurpu'reus, rich crimson, black eye, 1 ft o 
,1 .. pyramidalis compac'tus, violet-pimple, spotted b!ack, i\ ft.".!!!!!!”"!"!" o 
M grandlflo'rus al'bus, large pure white flowers, sulphur eye, 1 ft o 
it papillona'ceus, spotted and laced purple and yellow shading to crimson, 1 ft o 
1, pluna'tus splen'dens, white, purple and yellow, 1 ft o 
• > tigrldloi'des, beautifully spotted and laced, 1$ ft o 
„ fine mixed varieties, 1 ft 3 rf. & 0 
S 0 HIZ 0 PE f'ALON, Nat. Ord. Crucif'erce. Sweet-scented hardy annual. 
Schlzopet'alon Wal'kerl, while, delightfully fragrant, morning, evening and after a shower, 1 ft. 3 d. & 
SOHIZOSTY'LIS, Nat. Ord. Irida’cea}. Handsome hardy bulb. 
Schlzosty'lls coccin'ea, crimson-scarlet ; a matchless autumn and winter flowering conservatory 
plant, 1 ft. (It is more satisfactory to purchase plants than to sow seed of this ; 3 s. 6 d. 
per dozen, 6 d. each. Established pots, is., is. 6 d,, and 2j. 6 d.) 1 
SODjTjA, Nat Ord. Lilia! ceas. Hardy bulbs. 
Sell 'la campanula'!, a varieties, line plants for shrubbery borders and woodland walks, 1 ft o 
,, peruvla'na varieties, fine border plants, 1 ft o 
SE'DUM (Stonecrop), Nat. Ord. Crassula'cece. Fine hardy perennial rock plants. 
Admirable dwarf plants for ornamental rock-work, miniature succulent gardens, baskets, vases, etc. 
Se'dum, mixed, including many species and varieties of Stonecrop 6 d. & 1 
,, ccwuleum, a charming dwarf annual, blue, J ft o 
macrophyl'lum, white, 2 ft o 
,, Maxlmowlc’zll, yellow, floweringin large dense heads. ft o 
■■ spectab'lle (Fabaria), a grand hardy border plant, producing large corymbs of rose- 
coloured flowers, and / lowering freely under trees. The most charming of 
carpet and tapestry beds can be produced with this plant. In June, cut off 
the flowers with a piece of the stem, and plant where required, x.J ft. 6 d. & 1 
,, purpu'reum (new), 1) ft., habit as above, colour darker 1 
,, variega'tum x 
ro'seum grandlflo'rum o 
reflex'um monstro'sum, 1 ft 1 
the above and many other species ih mixture xx. & 2 
SILE'NE (Catchfly), Nat. Ord. Garyophyll a cece. Beautiful hardy annuals, etc. 
All exceedingly effective, some for rock-work, others for beds, and the taller sorts for borders, and to cut from. 
2218 Slle'ne alpes'trls, pure white, a beautiful dwarf alpine plant. J ft o 
orlenta'lls, bright rose, flowers produced in large umbels, a fine border plant, h. p.,2 ft o 
pen'dula, bright pink, 1 ft ' - ■> 0. - 
fl. pi., double-red, 1 ft 
al'ba, pure white, 1 ft 
compac'ta, red, J ft 
,, alba, white, % ft 
ruber'rima, pink, 1 ft 
„ Bon'nettl, pink, J ft. . 
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At Cliveden these have always formed 
a leading feature in the spring dis- 
play ; the da rk foliage of R uberrima 
is a fine contras t to the green foliage 
of Pcndula, while Bonnetti contrasts 
with the Compacts varieties. 
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