AXEMONK la’lciESS. ANEMONE TAPONICA. 
ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM ROSEUM— 
A very useful variety, producing largo heads of a 
deep lake colour ; very free. 6<i. each 
ACHILLEA PTARMICA FL. PL.— One of 
the most useful, producing in great abundance 
pure white double flowers, for cutting purposes 
invaluable. 6cl. each 
ACONITUM AUTUMNALE— Spikes of largo 
lavender-blue flowers, about 3 feet in heiuhl. I 
each I 
ACONITUM NAPELLUS BICOLOR — 
Bearing erect spikes, 3 to 4 feet high, crowded ' 
with blue and white flowers, very effective. 
each 
ADONIS VERNALIS- -Bright yellow, about 
- inches across ; one of the finest of our spring 
flowering plants. 6d. to Is. each 
AGAPANTHUS UMBELLATUS— The great 
-Ui'ican Lily, (juite hardy in sheltered positions 
ALCHEMILLA ALPINA. 9d. each I 
ALSTRCEMERIA AURANTIACA- Golden ! 
orange, .streaked with red ; fine for cutting. Od. i 
each 1 
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ANCHUSA ITALIC A — A strong growing 
perennial, forming into a pyramid, covered during 
the summer with deep sky-blue flowers. 9d. each 
ANEMONE ALPINA — Producing large whiti 
florvers, slightly tinted blue on the exterior, 
vigorous ; 2 feet high. Is. each 
ANEMONE HONORINE JOUBERT— 9rf. 
each 
ANEMONE JAPONICA— A very hand.soim 
autumn-flowering perennial, with numerous large 
red flowers. Among the best of our autumnal 
flowers. 6d. to Is. each 
ANEMONE JAPONICA ALBA — Fine 
perennial, large pure white flowers, produced in 
gi’cat abundanoo until ((uite late in the autumn. 
Is. each 
ANEMONE JAPONICA ROSEA — Eose. 
fid. each 
ANEMONE PULSATILLA (The Pasque 
Flower) — Of a deep purple colour, clothed ox 
the exterior with long silky hairs, the carijels 
terminating with a long silky tuft : one of tlu- 
prettiest. fid. each 
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