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ONLY THE BEST SEEDS ARE SUPPLIED. 
For VEGETABLE SEEDS see pages 54 to 78. 
In consequence of recent Postal Regulations, packets of Seeds can be forwarded by 
“ Sample Post ” to the undermentioned Countries as per rates annexed. 
For the United Kingdom. 
Not exceeding 24 ozs. in weight,. 
Ozs. 
8 . 
il. 
Under 4 
. 0 
2 
„ 8 
. 0 
4 
„ 12 
. 0 
6 
„ 16 
. 0 
8 
„ 20 
. 0 
10 
„ 24 
. 1 
0 
For Constantinople, Austria, 
Prussia, Hamburg, Saxony, and 
Smyrna. 
Not. exceeding 8 ozs. in weight. 
Ozs. 
Under 1 
s. d. 
: 0 1 
.02 
. 0 4 
. 0 8 
For East Indies, Ceylon, Victoria, 
Australia, British America, 
Italy, Switzerland, Tasmania, 
Japan, New Zealand, 
Queensland, and New South 
Wales. 
Not exceeding 24 ozs. 
in weight. 
Ozs. 
s. d. 
Under 4 
. 0 4 
„ 8 
. 0 8 
„ 12 . . 
. 1 0 
„ 16 
. 1 4 
„ 20 . . 
. 1 8 
,,24 
. 2 0 
For Belgium. 
Not exceeding 8 ozs. 
in weight. 
Ozs. 
s. d. 
Under 1 
. 0 1 
„ 2 . . 
. 0 2 
„ 4 . . 
. 0 3 
„ 8 . . 
. 0 6 
For United States of America, 
France, West Indies, Malta, ’ 
California, Cape of Good Hope, 
Cairo, Gibraltar, Alexandria, 
Natal, and Panama. 
Not exceeding 24 ozs. in weight. 
Ozs. 
s. 
d. 
Under 4 
. O 
3 
„ 8 
. 0 
6 
„ 12 
. 0 
9 
„ 16 
. 1 
0 
„ 20 
. 1 
3 
„ 24 
. 1 
6 
For Portugal and St. Vincent. 
Not exceeding 16 ozs. 
in weight. 
Ozs. 
8. (1. 
Under 1 
. 0 l 
„ 2 . . 
. 0 2 
„ 4 
. 0 3 
„ 8 . . 
. 0 6 
,,12 . . 
. 0 9 
„ 16 . . 
, 1 0 
NOVELTIES AND SPECIALITIES IN 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
ABRONIA ARENARIA. 
(NEW.) 
A very pretty species from California, in habit like the well-known A. inn hellata, with oval, entire, 
and somewhat fleshy foliage ; its flowers are pure yellow, fragrant, and produced abundantly. It 
blooms readily the first year from seed, and may therefore be treated as a half-hardy annual, but is 
perennial in dry soils. Price in. per packet. 
AC/ENA SANGUISORB/E. 
A charming rosaceous perennial from Chili, of dwarf and compact habit ; most suitable for rock- 
work. Price Gd. per packet. 
. AMARANTHUS ELEGANTISSIMUS. 
This is a great acquisition for bedding and riband borders, as well as for pot culture ; it is of 
dwarf and compact habit, and produces a brilliant effect with its intense scarlet and rich bronzy 
purple leaves. 
Mr. Bennett of Osberton, in his observations on “bedding plants” in the Gardeners' Chronicle, 
pronounced it “ The Gem of the Garden.” Price Is. C d. per packet. 
