Ckiinell & G[uitle. 
HEDYSARUM OBSCURUM— A brilliant 
and coii)])iict ])ercnnial ; rare. lx. (Irf. 
HELENIUM AUTUMNALE — Flowers 
larf'C, brifflit yellow, and produced in abundance ; 
very useful for cutting purposes, (a/. 
HELENIUM BOLANDERI— Dwarf habit, 
with larRC yellow flowers, centre black, (irl. 
HELLEBORUS BOCCONI. 2s. 
HELLEBORUS COLCHICUS 
plum-coloured, with a coppery tinge. 2x 
HELLEBORUS CORSICUS— Large hand- 
some leaves, like a Barhnris. 2s. (irl. 
HELLEBORUS F. C. HEINEMANN. 
3.V. Gtl. 
HELLEBORUS PCETIDUS. 'Jrf. ; extra 
8trorif(, 1.9. 
HELLEBORUS GUTTATUS — White, 
freely spotted purple. 2x. (irl. 
HELLEBORUS NIGER ( Christmas Rose) 
—Few persons have any idea of the abov'e plant; 
it is perfectly hardy, and if planted in the 
garden and taken up and putted when it becomes 
large clumps, and plnceil in a cold frame, it will 
continue to give a profusion of flowers for two 
months with no other trouble than the ordinary 
watering, lx, Gtl. each ; 15x. per doz. ; smaller 
12.x. |)cr doz. 
HELLEBORUS OLYMPICUS — White, 
slightly tinged green, lx. (id. 
HELLEBORUS ORIENTALIS — Deep 
purple-red. lx. each ; !).x. per doz. 
HELLEBORUS PALLIDUS — Creamy 
white, tinged green ; free. 2x. 
HELLEBORUS PROFESSOR DR. 
SCHLICHLER. lix. (id. 
HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS — 
Dove coloured; the earliest, lx. Gd. 
HELLEBORUS VIRIDIS — Sea green, 
handsome foliage. 2x. (id. 
HELLEBORUS WILLIE SCHMIDT— 
Pure white; one of the best. iis. Gd. 
HEMEROCALLIS DISTICHA PL. PL.— 
llEl-ENirW UOl.AX llKItl. 
HELENIUM PUMILUM — Of a dwarfer 
habit than the above; free. iW. 
HELIANTHEMUMS— .See Collection. 
HELIANTHUS DECAPETALUS. Gd. 
each ; 5s. per doz. 
HELIANTHUS GIGANTEUS— Large and 
line. 9f/. 
HELIANTHUS MULTIPLORUS (The 
Great Perennial Single Sunflower) — Grows 
from 3 to 4 feet high, and has a brilliant effect 
planted in masses, in shruhliy borders and other 
places. Gd. each ; (>x. ]jer doz. 
HELIANTHUS MULTIPLORUS 
PLENUS (The Double Perennial Sunflower) 
— A vigorous growing perennial, producing large 
double deep yellow flowers from .1 nne to October ; 
very usefnl for cutting. Gd. each ; fix. per doz. 
HELIOPSIS SCABRA — Suitable for mixed 
border; flowers numerous, of a bright orange 
colour. Gd. 
HELLEBORUS ABCHASICUS ALBUS 
— Pale ; one of the earliest. 2x. 
HELLEBORUS ATRORUBENS (Lenten 
Rose) — Bright rosy purple, lx. 
HELLEBORUS ATROVIRENS. 2x. 
HELLEBORUS CAUCASICUS PUNC- 
TATUS — Scarce. Is. Gd. 
Bronzy yellow ; flowers large and double. Gd. 
HEMEROCALLIS PLAVA (Day Lily)— 
Golden yellow, very fragrant; fine for cutting 
and foremg. Gd. each ; 7.x. per doz. 
HEMEROCALLIS PULVA POL. VAR.— 
Very handsome variegated foliage. 1.x. Gd. 
HEMEROCALLIS PULVA — Large tawny- 
orange flowers and handsome foliage. 4 feet in 
height. 6(4 
HEMEROCALLIS KWANSO FLORE 
PLENO POL. VAR. — Ornamental foliage; 
fine. 1.x. Gd. 
HEMEROCALLIS THUNBERGI— Bright 
orange-yellow. Is. 
HEPATICAS— Single bine ) 
„ Single white (_ g,, 
,, Single red 
„ Double red 
Double blue. lx. Gd. 
HEPATICA ANGULOSA — Largest and 
earliest. Is. 
HIERACEUM AURANTIACUM— 
Flow'ers bright orange, in close heads ; fine for 
cutting. Gd. 
HIPPOCREPIS COMOSA — Growing freelv 
in any exposed part of the rockwork. Gd. 
HUTCHINSIA ALPINA— A neat little 
plant with shining leaves and pure white 
flowers. Gd. 
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