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NAME AND DESCRIPTION. 
No. 
OBHAH2HTAL-70LIAOES & SUB-TBOPICAL PLA1TT8— 
Rionros oamboobnsis, vidt page 27. 
, , OiBSONi, dark pnrple stems and leaves . . . . . . 
,, „ mirabilis, dwarf and compact .• 
,, FUBPtTBBPS UAJOB .. . 
, , 8AKOUINBU8 ( Oiermatmi) , red stems & veins, immense growth 
,, ,, TBIOOLOB 
Salvia argentea, silvery foliage lying flat on the ground . . 
Solanum aTBOPTJBPtmBiru, beautiful foliage and dark purple flowers 
„ anrieulatum, ear-shaped, white foliage, and violet flowers 
,, OAPSiOASTEtm HTBBiDUM, a fine ornamental fruited plant 
for conservatory decoration . . 
„ gigantenm, large oval leaves, downy white underneath, 
violet flowers, succeeded by scarlet berries . . . . 
,, BOBUSTUK, large bold bronzy foliage, flowers white 
, , pyracanthum, hoary foliage, covered with scarlet prickles 
,, verbascifolium, large, oval, lanceolate, silvery foliage, 
bushy habit, and blue flowers in corymbs 
Sunflowers, vidt Helianthus, pages 12, 28 and 38. 
WiOANDiA OABAOASANA, a magnificent omamentsl-foliaged plant, 
with immense leaves 3 ft. long by 1 J ft. wide 
,, Impbrialis, fine stately plant for sub-tropical gardening 
,, UBENS, similar to the preceding ; foliage rather shorter 
,, VioiERi, gigantic tomentose foliage ; pale blue flowers 
Zba Cabaoua [Oianl Chilian Maize) . . . . . . . . . . 
,, QBAOILUHA VAEIE8ATA (Mew Striped Maize). This elegant 
variety is much superior to the old type Zea japonica 
variegata., being more compact in habit, whilst its 
numerous long, drooping, graceful leaves are striped in 
the prettiest manner, rendering it most useful as a decora- 
tive plant for the open border . . 
861 „ jAPOinoA pon. varieoatis {Striped-leaved Japanese Maize) 
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844 
845 
846 
847 
848 
849 
850 
851 
852 
863 
8.54 
865 
8,56 
867 
868 
869 
860 
CHOICE COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS. 
As in Flower Seeds new species or varieties and improved strains are being 
constantly imported, proved, or raised, and offered by Mr. William Bull, it 
naturally follows that giving mere names and descriptions convey in many 
instances but an inadequate idea of the desirability of some of the handsomest and 
best introductions. Collections of Flower Seeds are therefore made comprising 
the choicest strains of popular favourite flowers, and including selections of the 
best novelties. 
Quality rather than quantity being especially considered — Mr. W. B.’s selections 
may safely be relied on in these Collections. 
A Collection for small Garden 
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63s. 
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