Ckiiijell Sl Gfitide. 
TRILLIUM ORANDIFLORUM — Pare 
white, the largest of this group ; one of the best 
of our spring flowers, f ft. Is. 
TRILLIUM QRANDIFLORUM MAJOR 
— A splcndul giant variety of an already beau- 
tiful plant. 3 ft. 2s. 
Red 
TRITOMA (^Knipliojiti) — Torch 
Hot Pokei\ 
Lily, 
TRITOMA BURCHELLI — Early flowering, 
dark red passing to orange, large spikes. 2i-3 ft. 
Is. G(/. 
TRITOMA CAULESCENS — Yucca-like 
leavei and growth, reddish orange flowers ; 
effective. 4 ft. 2s. Gtf. 
TRITOMA CORAMUNA^Dwarf ; coral- 
red, shading into orange-red. 2 ft. Is. 
TRITOMA H. CAIOIELL — Ipiniense. long 
spikes, of a bright coral- red. 4 ft. 3s. Grf. 
TRITOMA MACOWANU— A dw^rf species, 
rich golden orange, passing to a bright orange- 
red. 2J ft. is. ' 
TRITOMA NOBILIS — Fine spikes of searlet 
and yellow. 5-6 ft. 2s. 6<f. 
TRITOMA PPITZERI— A splendid rich 
crimson j a really first-class variety. 2-3 ft. 
2s. G(f. 
TRITOMA ROOPERI — Largo ^ikes of 
bright scarlet-orange : robust and free flowering. 
2i-3ft.- Is. . 
TRITOMA SAUNDERS! — Deep red, tipped 
yellow ; beautiful foliage, and noble spikes. 
4-6 ft. Is. 6rf. 
TRITOMA UVARIA GLAUCESOENS— 
Large spikes of flowers of a bright orange and 
scarlet colour. 2J-3 ft. Is. 
TRITOMA UVARIA GRANDIFLORA— 
Deep crimson and orange flowers, ^he last in 
bloom. 4 ft Is. 
TROLLIUS ASIATICUS— Orange. 2 ft. 9rf. 
TROLLIUS EUROP.<BUS— Well known. 
1 ft. 6d. each ; 6s. per doz. 
TROLLIUS GIB SON I— Superior to 
Japonicus. Is. Gtf. 
TROLLIUS GIGANTEUS— Lempn 
coloured. 2 ft. 9<f. 
TROLLIUS LODDIGESIANUS— A fine 
form of Europceus ; pale yellow. 24 ft. 9t/. 
TROLLIUS NAPELLIPOLIUS — Yellow 
flowers. 2 ft. Is. 
TROPABOLUMS — See Collection. 
TUSSILAGO PRAGRANS (Winter Hello, 
trope) — ^Resembles in appearance and odour tlie 
Heliotrope, and will continue blooming as long 
as the frost holds off. 1 ft. Grf, '' 
TUSSILAGO PARPARA VARIEGA-TA— 
Pretty variegated foliage. ^ ft. 9d. 
VALERIANA PHU AUREA — A strong 
growing border plant. 6d. each ; 4s. per doz. 
VANCOUVERIA H EX ANDRA— Plumes 
of ptetty, erect, snow-white flowers; useful for 
rockwork. 1 ft. Is. 
VERATRUM ALBUM— One of the finest 
hardy foliage plants. 2 ft. Od. 
VERATRUM NIGRUM— A noble plant ;very 
distinct ; blackish-purple flowers. 3-4 ft. l.s. 
VERBASCUM CHAIXI (Orientals) — A 
bold stately perennial ; yellow flowers, with a 
purple centre; very effective as single specimens 
in the shrubbery or mixed borders. 3 ft. Od. 
VERONICA AMETHYSTINA— One of the 
very beet of the taller growing species; clear 
blue. lift. Strong clumps, 6d. each; 4s. per doa, 
VERONICA INC AN A— Grey or silvery foil- 
age. 1 i ft. Gd. each ; 4s. per doz. 
VERONICA GENTTANOIDES — Slaty 
blue; very distinct. 1 ft. Gd. 
VERONICA GENTIANOIDES 
ELEGANTISSIMA—ed. each; 4s. per doz. ' 
VERONICA GTJTHREANA— Deep blue;' 
very dwarf. Is. 
VERONICA LONGIPOLIA VAR. SUB- 
SESSILIS— Dense erect spikes, of a deep rich- 
blue. IJ ft, Gd. each ; 4s. per doz. i 
VERONICA MARITIMA ALBA — A very 
distinct and free- flowering white variety. Gd. 
VERONICA PECTINATA— A pretty trail-’ 
ing kind. 6d. 
VERONICA PROSTRATA — Dark green, 
foliage, in compact tufts, and numerous spikes of 
deep blue flowers. Gd. 
VERONICA REPENS — Dense close grow- ; 
ing creeper. Gd. ■ 
VERONICA RUPESTRI3 — One of the 
finest of rock plants. Gd. 
VERONICA SPICATA — Long elegant, 
spikes of the richest blue. Gd. 
VERONICA SPICATA ROSEA— Aneatand 
useful plant for mixed border, bearing pyramidal 
spikes of light rose coloured flowers. Gd. 
VERONICA PULCHELLA POL. VAR.— 
Gd. 
VERBASCUM OLYMPICUM — Flower 
spikes from '6 to 8 feet in height, clear yellow 
flowers ; large woolly leaves. Is. 
VERBASCUM PHCBNICEUM-Very effec- 
tive and free growing ; purple flowers. 2 ft. 9d. 
VICIA PYRENAICA— Dense dwarf tangled 
stem, largo crimson pea-shaped flowers. J ft. Is. 
VINCA MINOR AUREA MARGINATA 
J-A pretty variegiatad Periwinkle. Gd. 
, VINCA— Single blue. Gd. 
‘1 VINCA— Double. Gd. 
VINCA MAJOR ELEOANTISSIMA — 
Usefu(for largo rockwork, 6dl each ; 4s.'{>erMoz. 
VIOLAS, TRICOLOR and ODORATA— 
For full list, see Collection. 
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