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13 SESBANIA GRANDIFLORA. 
The gigantic and magnificent white flowers of this attractive plant are produced in axillary 
racemes, each raceme having usually four of its immense flowers, which individually are about 
throe inches long. It has been introduced from Western Australia, and is, therefore, well adapted 
for greenhouse or conservatory decoration. The plant has elegantly pinnate leaves. Price, 2«. 6rf. | 
per packet. 
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ELEGANS. 
Mr. W. B. can now offer seed of 
this beautiful free-flowering, neat- 
growing species. Its handsome and 
elegant flowers are home on long stalks 
and have a slightly distended tube, 
which is suddenly bent upwards, the 
upper part dilated into a cordate cup- 
shaped limb of a rich dark purple 
colour, ornamented throughout with 
irregular branched markings of a 
creamy white, and having a golden 
yellow eye surromided by rich velvety 
purple. Its blossoms are produced in 
the greatest profusion, even on small 
plants, audare entirely free from the ob- 
jectionable odour peculiar to the genus. 
It has been certificated by the Royal 
Horticultural Society, and is described 
and figured in the Gardeners' Chronicle 
for September 5th, 1885. 
In sealed packets, 3s. 6d. each. 
