ANEMONE STELLATA FULGENS (The 
Scarlet Windflower)— Flowers in sprii^, large, 
dazzling vermilion-scarlet, prodncctt in rapid 
suooessiTiu for a considerable tunc. Is. and Is. 6d. 
each 
ANEMONE SYLVESTRIS (The Snowdrop 
CAMPANULA LATIFOLIA MACBAN- 
TH A — A fine strong growing border plant, bearing 
numbers of large purplish blue flowers nearly ns 
largo as the old Canterbm~y Sell. 9d. each 
CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA ALBA— 
Useful for cutting purposes. 6d. each 
Windflower)— A showy and desirable plant for 
spring decoration, producing largo pure white 
flowers, about 2 feet high. 9d. each 
ANEMONE VEBNALIS (Shaggy Pasque 
Flower) — Largo white flowers, externally of a 
bluish purple. Is. to 2s. 6d. each 
ANTHERICUM LILIASTRUM — Spikes of 
large pure white flowers, about 2 feet in height, 
issuing from tufts of long narrow giass-Tike 
foliage, very fragrant. 9d. and Is. eae'' 
AQUILEGIA CHRYSANTHA— Long- 
spurred flowers of a clear yellow, the petals being 
of a dcc))er yellow than the sepals. 6d. cacl. 
AQUILEGIA GLANDULOSA— One ot the 
most beautiful of this genus ; flowers large, oi -a 
rich deep blue, with a pure white corolla, very 
conspicuous, finite hardy, easily grown, and very 
pretty. Is. 6d. each ; smaller. Is. each 
AQUILEGIA— Is also a very frcc-iloworing 
and pretty variety. 9d. each 
ARABIS ALBIDA. 6d. each ; 4s. per dozen 
AI.BA 
iKMEBIA BUBBA.fe“e,“S) S.tTmd 
i<rl. each I pretty 
ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA— Close compact 
umbels of brilliant orange-coloured flowers, on 
stems 2 feet high. 9d. and Is. ciieh 
ASTRAGALUS HYPOGLOTTIS ALBUS— 
.\ fine free-growing variety. Is. each 
AUBRIETIA CAMPBELLI— A rich violet- 
purple, the bloom rising in a m.ass all over the 
plant just above the loaves. 6d. each 
AUBRIETIA GR.®CA IMPROVED— One 
of the finest of this group, vigorous in growth, 
compact habit, flower's very large and fine. 9d. 
each 
AUBRIETIA HENDERSONI— Of a deep 
violet-purple colour, very free ; most cfl'ectivc for 
spring bedding. 6d. each 
BETONICA ROSEA NANA— Neat giwing 
]dant, bearing spikes of pink flowers, (id. eaclr 
CAMPANULA CARPATICA— About a foot 
in height, covered with Large erect blue flowers. 
6d. each 
CAMPANULA CELTIDIFOLIA- A showy 
and useful plant, and producing light blue flowons. 
6d. each 
CAMPANULA GLOMERATA C.®RULEA 
AND ALBA. 6d. cacli 
CAMPANULA HOSTII— Large pirrplc 
flowers, which are very useful for cutting ; fine 
for exhibition. Sd. each 
CAMPANULA LATIFOLIA -This produces i 
stout stems 3 feet high, bearing large blue flowers I 
in great abundance. 9d. each 
CAMPANULA ' PERSICIFOLIA ALBA 
FLORE PLENO— No other plant is more in- 
valuable for cut flowers ; except in size, equally 
as beautiful as the old double white Camellia. 
Is. each ; 8s. per doz. ; 50s. per 100 
CAMPANULA PUMILA ALBA— A'ery nc.at 
and distinct. 6d. each 
CAMPANULA PYRAMIDALIS ( Chimney 
Campanula) — A fine plant for the back of thf* 
herbaceous border, or for pot culture, forming a 
pyramid composed of numerous stems 4 to 5 feel 
in height, each stem crowded with large blue 
salver-like flowers. 6d. and 9d. each 
CAMPANULA VAN HOUTTEI— A charm- 
ing hybrid, erect stems 2 feet in height, bearing 
immense dark blue flowers 2 inches in length. 
9d. each 
CATANANCHE BICOLOR AND C.fflRU- 
LEA— Although very old-fashioned plants, they 
can be recommended as free-growing effective 
border perennials, flowers blue and white. 6d. 
c.ach 
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