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ORNAMENTAL GRASSES. 
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES, Etc. 
Assortments of 12 choice varieties .... 4s. Od. 
„ 6 „ „ .... 2s. 6d. 
No. Per packet — s. d. 
911 AQROSTIS NEBULOSA, annu.al, an exceedingly teautiful variety . . . .03 
912 ,, STEVENII, perennial, very beautiful, 2 to 3 ft 0 6 
913 ANDROPOQON BOMBYCINXTS, perennial, with thick small flower heads, thickly 
enveloped in silky hairs of a fine silky whiteness, 1 ft. . . .06 
914 ,, ISCH.21M'CTM, very remarkable for its silky inflorescence . .06 
916 ,, STB/ICTUS, perennial, of fine habit, with loose panicled spikes, 5ft. 1 0 
916 ARTJNDO CONSPICTJ A, perennial, very fine, rivalling in appearance the Pampas GVoss 1 0 
917 BOUTELOUA CURTIPENDTTliA, perennial, IJ feet high, very beautiful . .06 
918 BBACHYPODIXrM PLATYSTACHUM, annual, with graceful foliage . .06 
919 CHLORIS DISTICHOPHYELA, perennial, 2 feet high, with handsome broad 
foliage, and curiously and elegantly divided drooping flower panicles . . . .06 
920 CHLOROPSIS BLANCHARDIANA, perennial, with silky rose-coloured spikelets . 0 6 
921 DACTYLOCTENIUM iEGYPTIACUM, annual, with comb-like digitate inflor- 
escence 0 6 
922 ERAGROSTIS EEEGANS, annual, very beautiful, 1 ft 0 6 
923 ERIANTHXJS RAVENN.ffl, a superb perennial grass, with silvery plumes . .06 
924 GYMNOTHRIX JAPONICA, a new ornamental grass introduced from Japan, 
forming a compact tuft from 2 to 3 feet high, with long drooping 
ribboned foliage 0 6 
925 ,, LATIFOLIA, a very ornamental variety . . . . .10 
926 GYNERIUM ARGENTETTM (Pampas Grass), perennial 10 
927 MILIGM NIGRICANS, an elegant grass rvith branched panicles of black plumes . 0 3 
928 PANICXIM CAPILEACEUm, extremely ornamental 0 6 
929 ,, FRUMENTACEUM, perennial, bearing handsome heads of white grain . 0 3 
930 ,, GENICGLATTJM, very handsome, perennial, with reddish brown spikes 0 3 
931 PASPALXJM-lSIOLirCCANUM, panieles of bright green, tipped with brown, 2 ft. 0 3 
932 PENICILLARIA SPICAXA, annual, 4 to 5 ft., mth long panieles of flowers . .03 
933 SACCRARUiyE CYEINDRICTJM, perennial, 3 ft. high, rvith fine silvery plumes . 0 6 
934 ,, MADDENI, resembling FriamiAMS ifarenno!, but earlier . . .06 
935 SORGHUM HAEEPENSE, shining violet tinted panicles, 5 ft 0 3 
936 SPARTINA CYNOSUROIDES, a capital companion to GymtioUirix japoiiica, 
forming a bold effective tuft from 2 to 3 ft. high, with very elegant foliage . . .16 
937 STIPA CAEAMAGROSTIS, perennial, with clear yellow, feathery panicles . .06 
938 ,, ELEGANTISSIMA, this is traly the Queen of Ornamental Grasses ; for 
winter decoration it is scarcely approached by any ; perfectly distinct, and of 
unparalleled gi’ace and beauty g 
939 ,, PENNATA, perennial, 2 ft 0 3 
All varieties in cultivation not enumerated in this list can be supplied at current prices. 
