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HEPATICAS- 
-Single blue 
Single white 
Double red 
HELLEBOBUS NIGER (Christmas Bose) 
I’ew persons have any idea of tho above plant ; 
it is perfectly hardy, and if planted in the garden 
and taken up and potted when it becomes large 
clumps, and placed in a cold frame it will continue 
to give a profusion of flowers for two months with 
no other trouble than tho ordinary watering. 
Is. 6d, each ; 15s. per dozen ; smaller, 12s. per 
dozen 
HEMEBOCALLIS DISTICHA PL. PL. 
(Day Lily) — Bronzy yellow, flowers very large 
and double, one of the best. Is. each 
HEMEBOCALLIS PLAVA - - Cold - }'ellow, 
very fragrant. Od. each 
HEMEBOCALLIS PUL VA -y Large tawny 
orange flowers and handsome foliage, 4 feet in 
height. 6(7. and 9d. each 
I 9d. each, or 
in good strong 
’ clumps, Is. 6rf. 
) to 2s. 6d. 
HYPERICUM PATULUM — Is also very use- 
ful, forming into neat and well-shaped bushes. 
Is. each 
HYPERICUM OLYMPICUM — One of the 
most beautiful of tho dwarf SL John's Worts, 
forming neat symmetrical bushes 12 to 15 inches 
in hei^t, crowned with numerous golden-yellow 
flowers, as large as a florin. Is. each 
IBEBIS COBIPOLIA— The finest of all tho 
cvergri'cn Candytufts ; it is dwarf and shrubby, 
growing about 9 inches in height, producing 
numerous globular umbels of pure white flowers 
early in spring ; very useful for cutting. 6d. to 
Is. each ; 5s. to 9s. per dozen 
IBEBIS GIBRALTARICA— Tho showiest of 
this genus, forming elegant bushes of an irregular 
outline, clothed with large compact heads of white 
flowers, all the winter and early spring ; a gem 
for bedding. Is. each 
IBEBIS SEMPEBPLORENS — A shrubby 
species, with white flowers, blooming continuously 
under glass tho whole of the winter months, and 
at intervals in the open during the remaining 
portions of the year ; very useful for cutting. 
Strong plants, 9d. each ; 7s. per dozen 
IBEBIS SBMPERVIRENS— 4,9. iicr dozen 
IBEBIS SUPERBA — Producing splendid 
large heads of blooms, very free and showy. 
9f7. each 
IBEBIS TENORIANA — A showy species, 
white, changing to purple. 9(7. each 
JABOBOSA INTEGRIPOLIA — Large 
tubular white flowers, which lasts a considerable 
time, and arc e.vceedingly fragrant. Strong 
plants. Is. each 
LATHYRUS LATIPOLIUS— Equally as use- 
I nl as preceding, but having red flowers Is. each 
LATHYRUS LATIPOLIUS ALBUS-(The 
White Perennial Pea), one of the most useful 
hardy plants for Butting purposes in cultivation, 
flowers large, pure white. Is. each 
LINABIA ALPINA (The Alpine Snap- 
dragon) — A pretty dwarf plant, forming dense 
tufts of a bluisli silvery tone. each 
LYCHNIS CHALCEDONICA PL. PL.— 
Immense .heads of vermilion -coloured scarlet 
flowers, far exceeding in brilliancy and size many 
of the double-flowering Geraniums. A gem for 
cutting. Is. each 
LYCHNIS DIOICA BUBRA PL. PL.- A 
very handsome neat border plant, largo doubk- 
crimson flowers, fine for massing and cutting 
purposes. 9d. each 
LYCHNIS DIOICA ALBA PLENA— I’lo 
ducing double white flowers, l.f. 6(7. each 
LYCHNIS HAAGEANA— A showy perennial, 
about 1 foot in height, hardy and easily grown, 
9f7. each 
LYCHNIS VISCABIA PL. PL.— Spikes of 
very double red flowers 6(7. each. 
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MATKICARIA INODORA. 
MATRICARIA INODORA— Without doubt 
the best white hardy flowering plant— all through 
July, August, and September — that we possess, 
and should be in every garden. 6(7. each ; 4,s. 
per dozen. 
MONABDIAS, of sorts (Bergamot), a showy 
group of border plant-s with scarlet, white, and 
l>urple flowers. 6(7. and Is. each 
MOBINA LONGIPOLIA— One of the best 
hardy plants in cultivation, foliage bright green, 
flowers white in the bud, when expanded of a 
pretty rose colour. 9(7. each 
NIEBBMBERGIA RIVULARIS — A dwarf 
plant with slender creeping stems, forming a thick 
carpet of foliage, covered during summer with 
large erect flowers of a creamy white colour. 
9(7. each 
CENOTHERA PRUTICOSA — One of the 
mo.st ornamental of tho perennial Evening Prim- 
roses, pale yellow flowers. 6(7. and 9(7. each 
CENOTHERA SPECIOSA — A freo-glorviug 
hardy perennial producing numerous large white 
fragrant flowers, and for borders few can be found 
to ecjual it. 9(7. each 
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