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Barr and Sugdtn^ 
LTOH'UISi Nat. Ord. Garyophyiy cem. Handsome hardy perennials. 
9044 Lvch'nls Chalcedon'lca, scarlet, 3 ft ) These are fine bold plants-, 2044 with its large fine ( 
^ al'ba, 3 ft. ) heads of scarlet^i^ useful for distant effect, ( 
Per pkt. 
s. d. 
2045 
2046 
2047 
2048 
2049 
2060 
2061 
2062 
2063 
Tntly charming hardy peren- 
nials^ indispensable wherever 
herbaceous plants are culti- 
vated ; their rich coloured- 
flowers and dwarf growth 
adapt them for almost any 
situation. 
2064 
2065 
2056 
fuVgeiis, brilliant scarlet^ i ft. 
Haagea'na, bright scarlet, i ft 
glgan'tea, orange scarlet, i ft 
” stria^ta^ scarlet and white, ift. 
” ,, al'ba, white, I ft 
’* ,, coccl'XLea, scarlet, i ft 
Visc^'la Bplen'dens, rose-pink, i ft 
mixed varietdefl of Haageana, &c 
MAGNO'LIA, Nat. Ord. MaynoUa'cecp.. Magnificent hardy tree. 
Magnolia grandlflo'ra, white, large fragrant Howers ; a grand plant for covering walls, 10 ft o 
, Soulangea'na. ti'ArVtf, a handsome species, 4 ft t 
’’MAGYDA'KIS, Nat. Ord. Umbelli force. Ornamental hardy perennial. 
Magyda'rla tomento'sa, a picturesque plant, with gigantic hoary leaves mi yellow flowers, s ft ••• ° 
MAL'OPE, Nat. Ord. Malva'ceco. Showy hardy annuals. 
2067 
2068 
Mal'ope grandlflo'ra, darh crimson, 2 ft... 1 
al'ba, white, 2 ft. ... J 
Vety 
showy plants, suitable for large beds, and i o 
mixed flower and shrubbery borders. \ o 
MAL'VA (Mallow), Nat. Ord. Malva!ceco. All exceedingly elfective plants. 
9064 Mal'va Callfor'nlca, rose, a fine bold plant of sub-tropical aspect, half-hardy perennial, 4 ft o 
onfio Toumefor'tla, rare, foliage finely cut, hardy perennial, r ft o 
9 nei " laierl'tla, procumbent, very distinct, hardy perennial, i ft o 
2062 " zebrl'na atroru'bens, beautiful white and purple-striped flowers, hardy annual, 2 ft o 
MARIGOLD, Nat. Ord. Compos'itcB. Indispensable half-hardy annuals. 
ones Marigold,'Afrlcan.beau’s/mor^veryfine, 2 ft. border plants of 
w-iO’tibw , quilled lemony2.it \ bold aspect, and coveredwith large hand- 
a fine 
2064 
2066 
2066 
2067 
2068 
2069 
2070 
2071 
2072 
2073 
2074 
2076 
2076 
2077 
2078 
2079 
(juillcd 
Dean’s 
quilled orange, 
Dean’s dwarf, very fine, 
mixed from above 
orange, very fine, 2 ft. [somefiorvers. Those weoffer havebeen saved 
orange, 2 ft j from finest selected double fiowers ; still 
* ft. I <7 few will come single, and these should 
J at once be putted up. 
\ Spitndid continuous blooming giants for beds and / 
Fi^ncn dwarf, new gold striped, i ft. i “r— " 1 
,, new golden yellow, i ii. { > ... wf.._ 1 
” clioice mixed, 
'3</. & 
3d. & 
3d. & 
3d. & 
3d. & 
3d. & 
»w, 1 iL. Pf'henused for bedding, giant rather'^ 
ft I thicklg, and as they torn* into bloom thin out the 
au'reO-floribnn'da,^'f//t?W, I ft. / inferior and singU varieties. 
ranunculaeflo'ra. rick chestnut, laced gold, i ft. 
) zd. & 
dwarf miniature, brown, 1 ft. 
t. 1 
orange, J ft. ) 
}'■ 
These compact profuse flowering varieties \ 3d. & 
arcperfectgcmsforsmallbedsandedgings. ( 3d. & 
tall "striped, 2 ft 1 These are best adapted for planting in mixed | 3 ^’. & 
orange, 2 ft J flower and shrubbery borders. ( 3 <f. & -v* 
Northumberland Perfection. A grand Exhibition marigold, fiowers 2 io 3 
inches in diameter, with the ray petals developed to the centre-, many of these 
come single, and should be pulled up, 3 ft f ^ 
gold striped single, golden, striped crimson, a very attractive variety, i ft. 3d. 6c o 
MARTTN^, Nat. Ord, Fedalia-cecc. Beautiful fragrant half-hardy annuals. 
Martvn'ia fragrans, crimson-purple, ft. ^ These are really fine plants; fiowers large, hand- ( 3d. & o 
V . , — ft. ... > some, and like Gloxinias, and which are sne-s, o 
, crimson-j 
probOBol'dearo'sea, rose. 
2080 
2082 " lu'tea, i-l ft. I ceeded by fruit curiously double-hornedbf hooked. 
MARVEL-OP-PERU (Mirabilis), Nat. Ord. NyctaginalcecB. Beautiful hardy annuals. 
Handsome border Plants, remarkable for their compact growth, rich glossy leaves, profusion of bloom and diversity 
^ ^ if colour ill flower and foliage ; fine plants for single specimens and sub-troflical gardens. 
iilia lomrlflo'ra al'ba odora'ta, 2 ft | These two varieties are prned for ihe delicious ( 
2083 Mirabilis longlflo'ra al'ba ( 
2084 
t 
2085 
2086 
2087 
2088 
viola'cea, 2 ft ) fragrance they emit morning and evening. 
fol'lis varlega'tls, leaves light -yellcrwish green. striped dark green, exceedingly effective, 3 ft. 
choice mixed, from the above beautiful rich coloured varieties - - 
fine mixed ° 3 
MATHI'OLA, Nat. Ord. Orucif'erts. Hardy annual nighl^scented Stock. 
Matbl'ola blcor'nls. /he delicious perfume emitted by the fiowers of this f ant in the afternoon, 
evenitig, morning, and after a shower, is truly delightful, and perceptible some 
distance off: it should be scattered about the garden like Mignonette, i ft (sd. Sc i o 
MELIAN'THDS, Nat. Ord. Zi/gophi/lla'cecp,. Sub-tropical perennial. 
Mellan'tbus ma'Jor, an extremely handsome sub-tropical plant, with beautiful pinnate fobage^ 
(See illustration in Mr. Robinson s “ Parks and Promenades of Pans, ) 6 ft otf. 6 c i o 
MESEMBRYAFTHEMUM, Nat. Ord. Mesemhrya'ceas. Charming half-hardy annuals, etc. 
2090 MeBembryan'tbemum,Cape perenmal^ ‘ ° 
2080 
2091 
2092 
2093 
2094 
2095 
2096 
capita'tum, pale yellow, ^ ft i - 
cordlfolium.vaxiega'tum, \c&vcsgreen Sf volute, i ft. ^ 
gla'brum, ycllozu, 4 * ft 
pomeridia'num, brilliant yellow, ^ ft. 
tri'color, rose, purple centre, \ ft \ Beautiful dwarf plants on 
Si.l'XiVim, white, purplecenire, ift. \ southborders, rock-work, b*c. 
work, dry bank$, 
jiunnv aifuafioiu. Cor 
difotUim variegatum i» a 
aem for flou'er bedt and I 
iianffing banktts. ^ O 
' 3d. & O 
3d. 8c o 
MIOHAUXIA, Nat. Ord. Oampamtla'cem. Handsome hardy biennial. 
2097 Micbaux'la campanulol'deB, large white Passion-flower-like blossoms in profusion, 3 ft 
MIGNONETTE (Reseda odorata), Nat. Ord. Reseda'cece. Hardy annuals. 
Seed 0/ this universal favourite jhould_bej_eaUeH^^^^^^^^ 
hnnhi old walls and any sunny siUiation, such for instance as the margins of gravel paths close under the tuind^s. 
rJe all delightfully fragrant, but differ en shade of colour or hab.t of growth. The fines; 
for pot-culture are the new varieties of Pyranudalts gigantea. Miles spiral, Victoria aimson, and I arson s 
varieties. 
