SPECIAL LIST OF BULBOUS AND TUPEROUS-BOOTED PLANTS. 77 
FUNKIA GEANDIFLORA.— Spikes of lovely j 
wilite flowers, deliciously scjcnted. l.s. each ; i 
9s. per dozen. | 
LANCCOLATA VARIEGATA. — S)d. each ; 
7s. Or/, per dozen. 
OVATA. — l.v. each. 
SIEBOLDII.— 9r/. each ; 7s. Or/, per dozen. 
GALTONIA (HYACINTHUS) CANDICANS.— 
Is. 3rf. per dozen ; 7s. per 100. 
GESNERAS (N/EGELIAS). 
Produce splendid pyramidal spikes of Idossom, 
which are e.xtreniely handsome. Selections of 
good varieties a). and 30.s-. per dozen, ttccording 
to sorts. 
GESNEKA CALYPSO, 7s. Cnl. 
PYRAMIDAL. — Ri)se - coloured flowers. 
3.S. Gd. 
SOUVENIR DE MADAME JOIGNOT.— 
Rich carmine-purple. 3s. Gd. 
HEMEBOCALLIS FULVA FLORE PLENO 
Double flowering. Is. each : !)s. per dozen. 
FOLIIS VARIEGATIS. — !)d. each; 
7s. Gd. per dozen. 
KWANSO FLORE PLENO. * Sh<)wy double 
flowers. -Irf. each ; 3s. Gd. per dozen. 
FOLIIS VARIEGATIS. 
Handsome flower.s and beautifully variegated 
foliage. 9d. each ; 7s. 6rf. per dozen . 
THtJNBERGII. —Gd. each ; ds. per dozen. 
HEPATICA. — ■ Single blue, good flowering 
crowns. 6s. per 100. 
Single red, 3s. per dozen ; 21s. per 100. 
HIPPEASTRUM. - Vide Amaryllis. 
HYACINPHUS CANDICANS, vide Laltonia. 
HYDRANGEA PANICULATA GRANDIFLORA. 
12s. and 18.s. per dozen. 
LEUCOTUM 51STIVUM (.S'aaoarr Snoivjhtke). 
White. Is. ])er dozen ; 6.s, per 100. 
GLORIOSA (METHONICA) PLANTII.— 
2s. 6(/. 
( ) SUPERBA.—Ss. Gd. 
G LOX I N 1 AS.— 66. 
FOR GLOXINIA SEED, vide page 19. 
GRIFFINIA HYACINTHINA. — Freely 
produces umbels of beautiful flowers, 
white conspicuously striped with sky- 
blue. o.v. and 7.V. each. 
HaiMANTHUS ALBIFLOS.— 2.v. 6^/. and 
3s. Crf. each. 
- — - CANDIDUM (new), 21s. 
CINNABARINUSI. — A very hand- 
some species, bearing* flne heads of 
bright cinuabar-red flowers. 3.V. 6rf. 
each. 
• — — COARCTATUM. — ^\^lite, 2.v. Qd. and 
3.S'. 6f/. each. 
■ KATHERIN.ffi,— 5.t. and "ts. firf. 
COCCINEUM. — 2s. Qd. & 3.v. 6//. each. 
MULTIFLORUM. — 7.s‘.6rf. and l().v,6^/. 
each. 
PtTNICEUM. — 2a. Qd. and 3.v. 6rf. each 
TIGRINUM. — Orange. 2s. Gd. each. 
HEMEROCALLIS. 
HEMEROCALLIS DISTICHA.— 6rf. each ; 
dozen. 
FLORE PLENO. — Reddish 
Gd. each ; «i.y. per dozen. 
■ FLAVA. — Yellow, sweet-scented, id. each ; 
3.^. Gd. per dozen. 
FtTLVA (crocea). — Orange. 4f/.each; 3s.6rf. 
per dozen. 
6s. per 
orange. 
LILY OF THE VALLEY. 
(CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.) 
These are imported and supplied in strong 
clumps towards the end of the year, expressly 
for forcing, and cannot be surpassed. 
Prepared clumps for early forcing, 12.v. and 
lo.v. per dozen. 
Single selected crowns, 6.v. per 100; 65s. 
per 1,000. 
DOUGLASII. — 3.v.6f/. each^ 
DUVALII.— 3.S. Gd. each. | Stove 
MACRANTHA. — Orange - | Plants. 
scarlet. 2s. Gd. and 3 a'. Gd.) 
GLADIOLUS. 
J'ide page 60. 
