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NEW, EAEE AND DESIEABLE HARDY PLANTS. 
LI LIU MS — continued. 
LILIUM LONGIFLOEUM HAEEISII. 
EXCELSTJM, vide teHtaceum 
EXIMIUM, vide loiigifioruin eximium 
OIGANTEUM, 6». 7*. (id. and 10». (d, 
HANSONI, bright golden-yellow, spotted with 
crimson, 5«. 
HTJMBOLDTII, a splendid species from 
Humboldt county, California ; quite hardy, 
and produces fine spikes, of from 6 to 20 
large golden-yellow flowers, spotted with 
purple. 2s. 6rf. and 3s. 64. 
ISABELLINUM, vide tcstaceum 
JAPONICUM (odoeum), a beautiful sweet-scented 
White Lily, 7s. 64. 
KAMSCH ATICUM (Saeana.) The Black Lily, 3s. 64. 
EBAHEBI, an exceedingly elegant Lily, with 
large trumpet-shaped blossoms of a 
beautiful soft rose colour ; the lobes of the 
flowers gracefuUy recurved, ls.64. & 2s. 64. 
LANCIFOLIUU, vide spcciosum 
LEICHTLINI, scarce, 3s. 64. and 5s. 
LONGIFLOETTM, 64. 
Gigantic bulbs, 94. 
EXIMIUM Is. and Is. 64. 
F0LII8 AliBO-MAEOINATIS, 2s. 64. 
VABIEGATIS, 3s. 64. 
HABBISII. The handsome free-flowering 
Easter Lily of Bermuda, invaluable for 
pot culture, its pure white flowers being 
borne in the greatest profusion, 
iUustration. 94., Is. and Is. 64. 
Extra size, 2s. 64., 3s. 64. and 5s. 
LONOIFLOBUM WIBSOMI, Is. 64. & 2s. 64. 
MABTAGON (Turk’s Cap Lily). 44. 
ALBUM, 3s. 64. and 5s. 
AUBANTIACUM, vide pyrenaicum 
COCCINEUM, vide chalcedonicum 
DALHATICUU, a very distinct and 
attractive Jjily, producing' beautiful 
flowers of a richblaokish*purple colour. 
1«. and 
CATTANI^, purple, 2$.Gd. & 3s. 6d, 
MONADELPHUM SZOVITZIANUM, rich 
citron colour, spotted with black ; 
anthers of a rich chocolate-brown ; 
flowers deliciously fragrant ; one of the 
best of the Lilies. Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d, 
gigantic bulbs, 3s. 6<f. 
NEILOHEKRENSE, a magniflceut Lily, one 
of the finest of its section ; blossoms 
creamy- white, deliciously fragrant and 
nearly a foot long, admirably adapted 
for conservatory decoration. 3/6 & 5/ 
NEFALENSE, very rare and extremely 
beautiful. 
OCHBOLEUCUM, thismagnificentLily, proves 
to be one of the most beautiful of the 
Lulirion or trumpet-flowered group. 
The &)wers are of very large size, 
spreaoing when open to a diameter of 
8 to 9 inches, and are borne 4, 5 or more, 
in an alternate manner, on vigorous 
stems, attaining a height of 4 to 6 feet. 
The blossoms, which are deliciously 
scented with a slightly aromatic odour, 
have the lower or basal portion of the 
segments of a clear ochreous yellow, 
the remaining portion of the petals, 
which gracefully recurve, being of a 
milk-white colour. 6«. and 7». 64. 
PABBALINUM, a very showy hardy Lily, freely 
producing its fine flowers, which are of a 
rich golden-orange colour, attractively 
spotted with maroon-purple. 1». & 1». 64. 
BOUEGEII, 2*. 64. 
PABBTI, flowers deep citron-yellow, with a 
few scattered publish spots, and chocolate 
anthers ; a desirable species and easily 
cultivated, 3». 64. and 6e. 
FABVUM, yeUow, slightly spotted, 2». 64. and 
3*. 64. 
PEBEGBINUM, vide tcstaceum 
FOMPONIUM, an elegant species with bright 
scarlet flowers. Is. and 1*. 64, 
Extra strong English grown bulbs, 2». 64. 
and 3s. 64. 
PUBEEULUM, 2s. 64. 
PUEPUBEUM (eubesoens), 3s. 64. and 5s. 
PYBENAICUM, 64. 
BOSEUM, vide 'Thompsonianum. 
BUBE8CENS, vide purpureum. 
SPECIOBUM (LANCIFOLIUM) ALBUM, 1/ & 1/6 
( ) ALBUM'iCOBYMBIFLOEUM, 94. &ls. 
NOVUM, 5s. 
CEUENTUM, 2s. 64. 
( ) KEJETZEBI, exquisitely formed 
flowers, of snowy - whiteness ; a great 
improvement on the ordinary white 
variety. Is. 64. and 2s. 64. 
(- ) 8UPEEBUM, 5s. 
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