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HTINNEMAN^NIA, Nat. Ord. Fapavera^ cece. Handsome Lardy perennial. 
1922 Hunneman'nia fumariaefo'Ua, tulip-shaped flowers, and EschschoUzia-like foliage, ft... 
HYAOIN'THTJS, Nat. Ord. Liliaceae, Handsome hardy bulb. 
1923 Hyacln'thus can'dicaus. This is perhaps the most ornamental summer-flowering hardy bulb in culti- 
vation. It attains a lieight of 3 to 4 ft., and is surmounted by numerous graceful pendant, bell- 
shaped, snow-w/iite fiowtirs. It is a valuable plant in flower borders, and most ^ 
conservatory. (Roots, (^d,, is., and i^. 6d. each ; ys. 6d. and lor. 6d. per dozen) od. & 1 o 
HTMENOX'IS, Nat. Ord. Compos'itcR. An early summer flowering hardy annual. 
1924 Hymenox'ls Callfor'nlca, sown in autumn is a carpet of golden yellow in spring, J ft 3<f. & o 6 
IBE'EIS, Nat. Ord. Oruciferm. Valuable spring flowering hardy perennials. 
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rls semper^'rens, white, J ft. 'I Indispensable Plants for filling beds in the I 
sempervl rens, pure white, J ft 1 garden, for covering rock- \ 
Jucunda, rose, ^ ft t work, filling baskets, planting permanent | 
Glbraltar'lca, rose, very beautiful, i ft edgings, and for masses in flower borders. ' 
Tenorea'na, a beautiful i ft J s s » 
mixed from the above varieties 
lOE-PLANT, Nat. Ord. Me^emlrya'cece. Very effective half-Lardy annual. 
loe-Flaut, the leaves are covered with crystal-like icy globules ^ and on this account are much prized 
for garnishing, for rock-work, sloping banks, and flower borders * ° 
HTDIGOF'EBA, Nat. Ord. Legumino'see. Elegant free-flowering hardy shrub?. 
Exquisitely graceful foliage plants, charming in centres of beds and in mixed flower borders, 
Indlgofera, mixed varieties, these require a little protection during severe winters, 3 ft o ® 
lONOPSEDTUM (Cochlea'ria), Nat. Ord. Oruciferm, Miniature hardy annual. 
lonopsld'lum acaule, sky blue, a charming early-flowering plant, growing best in damp situations, 
such as an edqing to rock-work. It also makes a very neat pot plant, in o ° 
IPOMOP'SIS, Nat. Ord. Folemonia' cem. Beautiful half-hardy biennials. 
Ipomop'Bls el'egans superba, rose, ij ft "I Truly graceful plants in flower and foliage, 
sangul'txea, crimson, 2 ft > equally ornamental in flower borders, and 
mixed beautiful varieties j for pot culture. 
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I'EIS, Nat. Ord. Irida'cece. Hardy bulbs. 
The English and Spanish Iris embrace so much that is rare and beautiful in the combinations ofthejr colours, 
that the only plants to compare them with are the rare and beautiful tropical orchids, the Lcsltas, Cattleyas, ana 
Oncidiums; for descriptive list, see Bulb Catalogue. The Bearded or European Flag Ins for flower borders and 
surrounding artificial lakes and ponds, is unrivalled; the colours range from the richest yellow, the intensest 
purple, the most delicate blue, the softest mauve, the most beautiful claret-red, to whites and 
6ronzes the shades are innumerable, and the combinations indescribable. For plants, see page 70 . 1 0 japa 
Clematis-like Flag Iris (/. Kampferi) have large circular flowers, measuring S to 7 inches in diameter, ana 
with a breadth of petal 3 to 3 ^ inches. The collection cultivated by us is the finest in Europe. cj 9 , t n 
1937 rrla mixed, including the English, Spanish, and bearded Flag Iris ^ 
1938 ,, Esempfe'rl, saved from the choicest varieties of this beautiful Japanese Ins... Y’ ^ 
1939 ,, ,, duplex white, the petals of this class being in duplicate overlap each other, transform- 
ing the flower into an entire circle ^ 
ISOT'OMA, Nat. Ord. Lobelia' cece. Charming Lohelia-like half-hardy annuls. 
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Isot'oma petrsB'a, cream-coloured, i ft. ) 
„ „ ooerulea, blue, i ft. ) 
These pretty star-shaped flowers are effective in small | 
beds, edgings, rock-work, and for pot culture, ( — 
IXIA, Nat. Ord. Irida'cece. Pretty half-hardy bulbs. 
Ix'la choice mixed ; charming early summer flowers. A fine collection of these in Bulb Catalogue o 
JAOOBil'A (Senecio), Nat. Ord. Cbmpos'fte. Valuable bedding-out planK^ 
Jacobae'a, magcnf^douUe.s ft. 'j ^ borders the Jacobaa o 
” ncApurite,douh]e,i(t \ has lostg been a favourite plant. It is continuously^ o 
:: “hoice “d. dLie, Tft:;: ) - ° 
„ dwarf, magenta, double, i ft "1 These dwarf varieties of Jacobaagrow from o 
.. .. purple, dQ\ih\e,hi\. \e to ^ inches, and are very uniform in height , o 
white, double, ^ ft } producing a fine effect in beds, ribbons, andy sd.&. o 
choice mixed, double, ^ ft. / mixed flower borders. 
ZAULEUS'SIA, Nat. Ord. Comvos’itm. Beautiful hardy annuals. 
Kaulfus'sia ameUol'des atrovlola'oea, violet, i ft. ... 1 m. .«<■/ ; w.r.n,...a 
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rich bioseom*; thiut «•'« tffeclwe in (letis, 
r» 7 i 6 t»JM, uiiTl mixed bonterx. 
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KITAIBElilA, Nat. Ord. Malva'cece. Showy hardy perennial. 
1963 KltalbeTla vltlfo'lla, white, a very handsome plant in large borders, $ ft 
LANTA'NA, Nat. Ord. Verbena'cece. Half-hardy pretty bedding perennials. 
Charming bedding plants, with beautiful verbena-like heads of rich coloured flowers. 
1964 Lanta'na, newest Frenchhybridvarieties, in many colours: seedlings tlowerthe same season, itt., . 
LAEKSPUE (Delphin'ium), Nat. Ord. ManuncuUceos. Splendid hardy annuals^ 
1966 ^Larkspur double stock-flowered dwarf mixed, i ft. 
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Ranunculus-flowered dwarf mixed, i tt. ^„„rfairroo»tfi»i/»)'owrf JtocA«fx.fi»-«p»r# i 
Candelabrum-sliaped d^rf mixed, i ft. teluiT'^ Z 
Emperor, OTjjfrrf, a very fine variety, I ft.... 1 ^ j- , 
Stock-flowered taU)M/>frf, 2 jft., 3 <f.'j The tall Larkspurs are exceedingly efiec- 
branohlng sift tive in mixed borders and amongst shrubs; 
,, blue, 2k ft [also of great value to cut for vas^, etc.; 
white, 2 .j ft \ they are constantly in bloom, especially 
”, tricolor elegans, 2 j ft.. J those from autumn sowings. 
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