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Phlox Drummond'ii maxima stella'ta, while, starred pink, 1 ft s - ^ 
Queen Victoria, violet, white eye, 1 ft. ... 
Radowit'zkii Princess Royal, purple, white slrip'ed,' i ft.' ° 
„ William I., crimson-scarlet, striked white, t ft . 
ro sea, bright rose, 1 ft ,. 0 
variab'llis, Hue, marbled dark purple, 1 ft ° 
grandiflo ra, choice mixed, large llowercd varieties, 1 ft is & 0 
,, fine mixed, large dowered varieties. 1 ft. e.f v. _ 
„ al'ba. white, 1 ft * 1 
Picote'e, choice 
„ fine 
„ border flowers, 
lice mixed, lift .) h J,t /lowers of the Pioot.ee are favourite, fir 
mixed lift dre.ee, mi bouquet,. Seedlmq, are move. JloriferoZ, 
. \than propagate d pla/nt s , and therefore are recommend* A »», » ; . 
1 r. > than Propagated plant*, and therefore are recommended in preference to be l I 
” J aZ7e f ftLT*/ iJl0er * S qualily 8€ed yield * a iarge P* r cenla 3 e °f [ 
PIMELE A, Nat. 0»-d. Tlupnela cec&. Charming greenhouse shrubs. 
Pimele'a cliolce mixed, very beautiful greenhouse plants, 2 ft. 
PINK, Nat. Ord. Caryophyllafcece. Most beautiful hardy perennials. 
F'nH finemlxed^ b f U ‘^ ul f ra 8 ranl floors, esteemed for floral decoration and bouquets. ' 
„ large double white, i ft ] 
„ Brown’s mule, Pheasant's eye, andmixed, i ft '.V.V.'.'.V.'.'. ..... 7 ."^ 
PLATYSTE'MON, Nat. Ord. Papave.ro! cem. A charming hardy annual. 
Platystemon callfor'nlciun, cream, effective in spring, and on rock-work, etc., ^ ft 3 rf. & 
1 OLE M0 N1TJM, Nat. Ord. Polemonia'cea >. Hardy herbaceous perennials. 
Polemo'niurn coeru'leum, blue, 2 ft ) These fine herbaceous plants are popularly known as (o 
»» »» album, white, 2 ft. ) Jacob's Ladder. 1 0 
POLYANTHUS, Nat. Ord. Primula cem. Spring-flowering hardy perennials. 
Polyan'tlius saved from best varieties, .4 
„ fine mixed 
best varieties, .j ft In the spring flmvcr garden the Poly- ( 
vaneUes, A ft | an thus is a very effective and almost I 
ir oiant. 1 ft 1 , , . ; ~ 
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indispensable plant. The new Fancy \ 6 d. & 
varieties include the Hose- in Hose is. 8c 
Polygonum orienta'le, red, 
n „ al'bum. 7 vhitc 
„ Webb’s new giant, £“ft. 
„ new Fancy, h ft 
,, du pi ex Hose-in-Hose, ft j and Duplex flower 
POLYGALA, Nat. Ord. Polifijala cece. Splendid greenhouse shrubs. 
Polyg'ala choice mixed, from the finest varieties, 3 ft /. & z 
^^LYG 0 NUM, Nat. Ord. Polygonal cecp,. Hardy annuals. 
} Subtropical plants of imposing effect, and of the simplest culture; also ( & O 
handsome plants for intcnnini/iin/, as specimens in dmibbtrUs, large < W & n 
flower borders, sides oj ravines, lakes, and stmi,witd places, height 6 ft. | ^d & O 
3 0 PPY (Papa'ver), Nat. Ord. Papavera'cece. Remarkably showy hardy annuals. 
These are showy flowers for distant effect and for flower borders, shrubberies, woodland walks etc 
Poppy, French, or Ranunculus, double choice mixed, i ft ' od 8 r a 
„ Marseilles splendens, white and red, double, 2 ft 'f & 
„ Pseony-flowered, double, aft .• S ° 
PORTULA'OA, Nat. Ord. Portulaca! cere. 
Fortula'ca alba stria' ta, white, striped crimson, ft.... 
au'rea, golden yellow, ^ ft 
Blenso'nii, light scarlet , £ ft 
caryophylloi'des, rose, striped carmine, .1 ft. 
lu'tea stria' ta, yellow, striped red, £ ft. .. 
splen'dens, rich crimson , h ft 
Thellusso'nii, crimson , $ ft 
,, ro'sea, rose, £ ft 
Thorbur'nli, orange, h ft. . 
splendid mixed varieties, £ ft 
.. 3 d. 8 c o 
Splendid half-hardy annuals. 
In brilliancy , delicacy, and beauty off 3 d. 8 c 
colour, the Portulaca surplus all other ’ n 
out-door, plant*, thriving in olaces where 
most othyr plants yet burnt up. They 
1 delight, in sunny situation* and light soil*, 
- where they rapidly carpet the ground with 
' flowers and Joliage. On rock- work laying 
to the sun, on stumps of trees, in rustic 
oases,on dry banks, and wherever plants of 
a spreading or drooping habit ure re- 
quired, these are quite ut home. 
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»» a tr o-p ur pu'rea al'ba oc ula'ta, crimson purple, white centre 1 ft 
„ cocci nea, scarlet, x ft 
,, kermesi'na al'ba oc ula'ta, brilliant scarlet, white centre i ft 1 o 
** ro sea al ba ocula'ta, brilliant rose, white centre, 1 ft T n 
nana compacta, choice mixed, new compact dwarf varieties, £ ft! ...is. 8 c 2 6 
n i» carmi'nea. brilliant carmine, £ it. . . in 
». »» cocci'nea, bright scarlet, £ ft 
»» i» Fireball, intense scarlet, £ ft 
_ , , »» ». Snowball, pure white, £ ft : ° 
Perennial, saved from choice named varieties, 2 ft &l" 8 c 
d *». saved from , the newest of Lierval’s magnificent varieties, 2 ft T ,' o. \ ? 
Perennial Phloxes ; of these it is more satisfactory to purchase plants . We have a fine collection at 
(>s., 9.V., and 11s. per dozen. 
PH 0 RMIUM, Nat. Ord. Lilia cece. Plig'hly ornamental hardy perennials 
Phor rnium te'nax (New Zealand flax), a highly ornamental foliage plant, 6 ft n c. 
>* 11 fo'liis variega'tis varieties, very rare, 6 ft.... is' 8 c 2 6 
PHYfiE LIUS, IN at. Ord. Scrophularia'cece. Beautiful hardy perennial 
Fhyge’bUB cs,J>en'!ils, /landsomccarmiHeflowm, inside golden yei/ow, (t. ‘ Q 6 
PHYTOLAO'OA, Nat. Ord. Phytolacca' cece. Fruit-bearing shrubs 
Phytolac'ca decan'dra, produces handsome spikes of crimson fruit, hardv perennial. .< ft. ' „ ^ 
„ diol'ca, white, a fine sub-tropical plant, 4 ft ° | 
PICOTE'E, Nat. Ord. Cari/ophylla'cem. Most beautiful hardy perennials 
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