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BKODriEA, Nat. Ord. Lilidcea. Hardy bulb. ^Pcrpkt. 
1260 Brodi'sea conge'sta, lilac-blue , a very showy border plant, ft q g 
BROWAL'LIA, Nat. Ord. Scrophularia'cece. Beautiful greenhouse biennials 
Browal’lia Cerviakowsk'il, blue, centre white, i* ft. ...'i r 
,, al'ba, white, i.Ut. Exceeding pretty p ants flowering 
ela'ta al'ba, white, ii ft. . L undcr S‘ ass , ""oughout the autumn, 
1261 
1262 
1263 
1264 
1265 
1266 
1267 
1268 
1269 
1270 
tti ua, -wnuc, In ir x . . ° » — ' 
,, ,, cceru'lea grandlflo'ra, sky blue, ij ft. f w ! nter - a . nd tpnng months, and out 
„ choice mixed, i§ ft J »f d <K>rs m summer. 
BRUGHAN'SIA, Nat. Ord. Solana’cece. Magnificent conservatory shrubs. 
Brugman'sia arbo'rea, white , flowers very fragrant, 3 ft 
,, Knighti'i, white, very fragrant, 3 ft 
,, sangu'inea, crimson, 3ft 
,, suave'olens, white, flowers very large and fragrant, 3 ft 
choice mix el 
1271 
OAO'TUS, Nat. Ord. Cacta'ccce. Singular and beautiful greenhouse perennials, etc. 
1 Cac'tus, Ce'reus, Echinocac'tus, Mammilla'rla, Echlnoce'reus, and Opun'tla, in mixture ...is. & '2 
0ALANDRIN1A, Nat. Ord. Portulacaceee. Beautiful hardy annuals, etc. 
1272 
1273 
1274 
1275 
1272 and 1275 succeed best in sunny situations and on rockwork, where they are very beautiful. 
Calandrin'ia grandlflo'ra (dis'color), rose-pink, for edgings and small beds, i ft 
ft. j Charming spring flowers if sown in August. ( ...3d. & 
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speclo'sa, rose-purple, 
,, al'ba, white, J ft. J For summer flowers sow in spring. \ ...3d. & o 
umbella'ta major, glowing magenta-crimson, a charming hardy perennial, 4 ft o « 
P^J'^OI'A'RIA, Nat. Ord. Scrophularia'cece. Indispensable greenhouse perennials, etc. 
Calceola'ria herbaceous, Barr's magnificent International First Prize varieties, 2 ft 2s. 6d. 8c 3 6 
Thompson's Dalkeith Park varieties, a very fine selection, 2 ft 2 6 
saved from very fine flowers, 2 ft , 0 
hy'brida pu'mila compac'ta, mixed, these are German selections, 1 ft... 2 6 
grandlflo'ra tigri'na nana, dwarf and tiger-spotted, ft 2 6 
shrubby, saved in Germany from choice dwarf bedding varieties, 1 ft. 2 6 
1 bolf-hordir onniml ft 
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1277 
1278 
1279 
1280 
1281 
1282 
1283 
1284 
1286 
1286 
1287 
plnna'ta, yellow, half-hardy annual, 2 ft. 
scabiossefo'Iia, clear yellow, half-hardy annual, 2 ft ^d. & 
CALENDULA, Nat. Ord. Compos'itoe. Very useful hardy annuals. 
Calendula pluvia'lis, pure white, large flowers, 1 ft. ) Profuse blooming Cape Marigolds, effec- ( 
»* «» Ponge'ii fl. pi., double white, i ft. ) live in beds, masses, and lines. 
,, officinalis fl. pi. Aurora, apricot, I ft. 7 Jn mixed flower borders, shrubberies , and semi-wild f 
” •• Super ba, rich Orange, I ft. ) faces, these are exceedingly attractive. \ 
(Richardia), Nat. Ord. Oronliacece. A handsome greenhouse plant. 
) Handsome conservatory plants, and fine f 
. j aquatics. Flan Is in pots, 1/6 each. ( 
1288 Cal'la JEthio'pica, the white Lily of the Nile, 2 ft. 
1289 ,, al'ba macula'ta, leaves spotted, 2 ft 
OALLIOARTA, Nat. Ord. Verbena'cece. Beautiful fruit-bearing greenhouse shrub. 
1290 Callicar' pa purpu'rea produces long racemes of berries on slender branches, and is admirably 
adapted for table decoration. Seedlings make finer plants than cuttings, 2 ft o 
0ALLI0P SIS or CJOKEOP'SIS, Nat. Ord. Compos' itce. Valuable hardy annuals, etc. 
These are all profuse and continuous bloomers, and are a?nong the most elegant and effective of annuals 
1291 CulUrtn'da arictn'oo ._i _ r. \ M J . 
1292 
1293 
1294 •• nana - retlmu. crimson centre, i ft. ) , qual tc arty t>Jdlng fhnl , n >fta j 3 rf.& 
1295 
1296 
1297 
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1299 
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bi'color grandlflo'ra, yellow, crimson centre, 2 ft. ... y graceful, and supply an abuts- ...3d.Sc 
nigra nana, velvety crimson , I ft. { and duration, Plants taller than I ft. pull up. \ 3d. 8c 
nffifn'lla. at,rn.f5nnfnii , ru»Q /7/>fh main,**,, _i e. 
nigra speclo'sa, rich velvety crimson , 
na'na, yellow, crimson centre, 1 ft. ) These 
I V ■ -t — " ' “ IflC UUU fc mvt yj Cl/l/iHUU. 
Calllop sis aristo sa, yellow foliage very ornamental, 2 ft ) j s , picmm thts ,a„ ( o 
hlVnlAr trrantHflnVo j... 1 f , . . , J n 
2 It. ... > graceful , and supply an abun-< . 
:, 2 ft. J dance of most elegant cut flowers ! 
cardaminsefo'lia atro-sangui'nea, deep velvetv crimson , growth beautiful, ft o 
corona'ta, rich yellow, spotted crimson , a very effective border plant, ft o 
Drummond'ii, yellow, crimson centre, a charming plant for beds, ft o 
filifo'lia Burridg'ii, crimson, edged yellow, very graceful and beautiful, 2 ft o 
Engelman'nii, bright yellow, in habit and foliage the very perfection of grace, 1 ft. 3d. & o 
auricula ta, rich yellow, 3 ft 'J These hardy perennials are extremely decorative border ( O 
grandmora, fine yellow, 3 ft > plant!, and valuable where cut flowers are in demand O 
lanceola ta, golden yellow, 3 ft J as they afford for a long time a constant supply. I 0 
tall, mixed varieties 0 
dwarf, mixed varieties 0 
CALLIPRO'RA, Nat. Ord. Lilia'cece. Handsome hardy buib, 
Callipro'ra fla'va, yellow, striped brown, flowers in large umbels, very showy, 1 ft o 6 
OALLIRHO'E, Nat. Ord. Alalva'cece. Handsome h ardy border annuals, etc. 
The rich purple-crimson glo?o of the beautiful saucer-shaped flowers of these elegant plants is matchless. 
Callirho'e peda'ta, purple-crimson, 2 ft ) For borders and beds the flowers and foliage are ( o 
»• >t na'na, violet-crimson, 1 ft. ] strikingly effective. Steep the seed before sowing. \ o 
,, involucra'ta, rich crimson-purple, large flowers, a fine hardy perennial rock plant o 
0 ALY 0 AFTHUS (Allspice), Nat. Ord. Calycantka'cece. Fragrant barely shrubs. 
Calycan'thus fine mixed varieties, with delightfully cinnamon-scented flowers, 5 ft o 6 
OAMAS'SIA, Nat. Ord. Asphodel a'ceoe. Beautiful hardy bulbs. 
Camas'sia mixed, including Esculcnta, Atrocoerulea, and Fraseri, beautiful species o 6 
0 AME 1 /LIA, Nat. Ord. Ternstr timid ccce. Favourite greenhouse shrubs. 
Camel'lia, saved from a splendid collection, 5 ft is. & 2 6 
OAMPAN'ULA, Nab. Orel. Campanula cece. Annuals and perennials. 
The varieties we enumerate of this genus, whether stately or dwarf, are all extremely beautiful. 
Campan'ula alliariaefo'lia, white, a very fine variety, hardy perennial, 1 ft o 3 
,, At'tica, rich purple, ^ ft. 7 For rock-work, edgings, and panel beds, these are gems, car- ( o 3 
al'ba, white , ^ ft. j peting the ground with rich foliage and pretty flowers, h. a. ) 
carpat'ica, mauve, 1 ft ^Splendid for permanent beds, edgings, and flower bog-i 
tiers; established plants are very fioriferous ; h.p. ( 
al'ba, white, 1 ft. j 
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