H. CANNELL & SONS’ AUTUMN CATALOGUE. 
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DORONICUM PLANTAGINBUM EXCEL- 
SUM, syn. HARPUR CREWE— A very effective 
spring-flowering perennial, growing about 3 feet 
in height ; flowers large, of a bright golden 
yellow. The finest for cutting purposes. 9d. 
DRABA AIZOIDES — Bright golden yellow 
flowers, on stems 2 inches in height, flowering 
from February to April. Is. 
DRABA CUSPIDATA — Yellow, very early 
and dwarf. 9 d. 
DRACOCEPHALUM ARGUNENSE— Neat, 
dwarf, violet-purple. 6 cl. 
DRACOCEPHALUM AUSTRIACUM — 
Violet-purple, iu long, erect spikes. 6 d. 
DRACOCEPHALUM RUPRECHTI— Lilac- 
blue, a tine novelty. Is. 
DRACOCEPHALUM RUYSCHIANUM — 
Producing numerous purple flowers. 6d. 
DRYAS OCTOPETALA — A creeping ever- 
green plant ; large white flowers aud yellow 
stamens, pretty. Is. 
ECHINACEA INTERMEDIA— Is. 
ECHINACEA PURPUREA — A vory stately 
autumn-flowering perennial ; with large' reddish I 
purple flowers ou stems 3 feet in height. Is. 
ECHINOPS RITRO (Globe-Thistle) — ^A 
handsome foliage plant, having also globular 
heads of rich blue flowers. Is. 
ECHINOPS SPHCEROCEPHALUS — A lino 
companion to the above, flower heads greyish 
lilac. 9d. 
EPILOBIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM— Adapted 
for shrubberies, borders, &c. (id. 
EPILOBIUM DODONAEI, syn. HALLERI. 
Is. 
EPIMEDIUM ALPINUM (Barren Wort) 
— Yellow aud crimson, elegant group of rock or 
border plants. 6 d. 
EPIMEDIUM COLCHICUM. 9d. 
EPIMEDIUM IKARISO— White and yellow. 
9 d. 
EPIMEDIUM MACRANTHUM — White, 
tinged violet. 9 d. 
EPIMEDIUM MUSSCHIANUM — White. 
6 d. 
EPIMEDIUM MUSSCHIANUM RUBRUM 
— Reddish brown. 9 d. 
EPIMEDIUM NIVEUM— Capital plant for 
forcing, white. 9d. 
EPIMEDIUM PINNATUM— Bright yellow. 
9d. 
EPIMEDIUM SULPHUREUM -Palo yellow. 
9(1. 
EREMURUS ROBUSTUS -A noble plant ; 
flower spikes 7 to 8 ft. high. 5s. 
ERIGERON AURANTIACUS — A new and 
fine plant with largo bright orange flowers, on 
stems 9 inches high. Is. 
ERIGERON GLABELLUS. 6 cl. 
ERIGERON PHILADELPHICUM. 6(1. 
ERIGERON GRANDIFLORUM ALBUM— 
Aster-like white flowers, 2 inches in diameter. Is. 
ERINUS ALPINUS-Rose colour. 6d. 
ERINUS ALPINUS ALBUS— White. 9d. 
ERINUS ALPINUS HIRSUTUS. 6(1. 
ERODIUM MACRADENIUM, syn. GLAN- 
DULOSUM — Fern-like foliage and rose-coloured 
flowers blotched with black. Is. 6(1. 
ERODIUM MANESCAVI — A showy hand- 
some species, purplish red flowers. 9d. 
^ ERODIUM REICHARDI — Small and elegant. 
ERYNGIUM AMETHYSTINUM — Free- 
flowering species. Is. 
_ ERYNGIUM GIGANTEUM. — Effective. 
6d. each ; 5s. per dozen. 
ERYSIMUM RUPESTRE. 4d. each ; 3s. por 
dozen. 
EUPATORIUM PURPUREUM— Branching 
heads of purple flowers ; a gigantic perennial. 
Is. 
FERULA COMMUNIS — Exceedingly at- 
tractive during the early spring months, but 
when it has arrived at maturity it is one of the 
grandest hardy foliage plants in cultivation. 
Is. 
FUNKIA FORTUNEI - Blue-green foliage, 
distinct. Is. 6 d. 
FUNKIA LANCEOLATA MARGINATA— 
Belonging to a beautiful genus of handsome 
foliage plants. 9d. 
FUNKIA OVATA GLAUCESCENS VA- 
RIEGATA — Gold and green foliage. 9d. 
FUNKIA OVATA, syn. HEMEROCALLIS 
CCERULEA — Luge green foliage, flowers 
purple. 6d. 
FUNKIA OVATA SINENSIS MARMOR- 
ATA— Golden marbled foliage. Is. 
FUNKIA OVATA SPATHULATA SPE- 
CIOSA — Bure white, foliage green. Is. 
FUNKIA OVATA UNDULATA MACU- 
LATA — Golden variegated. Is. 
FUNKIA OVATA VIRIDIS MARGINATA 
• — White-margined foliage. Is. 
FUNKIA OVATA VIRIDIS UNIVITTATA 
— White centre to leaf. 9 ol. 
FUNKIA SIEBOLDI — Most ornamental. 
Is. 
FUNKIA SUBCOIiDATA GRANDIFLORA 
—Broad green leaves and noble spike 3 of pure 
white flowers. Is. 
FUNKIA UNDULATA FOL. VAR. 9d. 
GAILLARDIA GRAND1 FLORA — Flower- 
ing from early sunimor t il late in the autumn, 
crimson orange and yellow. Is. 
GALEGA OFFICINALIS — Free growth 
6d. 6 
GALEGA OFFICINALIS ALBA — Strong 
growing, producing numerous leafy stems 3 to 
4 feet high, and beariug a profusion of white 
pea-shaped flowers, very useful for cutting. 
6(4 
GENISTA TRIQUETRA (Triangularis)- 
Curious trigonal prostrate stems, aud yellow 
pea-shaped flowers. 6d. 
