Floi^al 0-nitle. 
J’ Having had frequent proofs of the great dilTiculty experienced i>_v many of our patrons and 
1 oiherf, in making an effective and satisfactory selection of the above plants, we venture to 
think that we shall moot a general requirement of the present day, hy offering at the above 
exceedingly low price our Swanley Collection of Hardy llerhaceous Plants, Florists' Flowers and 
Jlulbs, carefully selected for the purpose of giving more or less bloom in the open garden during at 
least nine months of the year. The plants are all such as will live and increase in effectiveness 
from year to year in an ordinary border, and all are suflieiently hardy to thrive in any part of the 
United Kingdom. 
We shall he hai py to advise intending purchasers as to quantity of plants, &c., for any given beds 
or borders, if particulars are sent as to dimeusions, aspect, and soil. 
English Wild Flowers. By J. T. Burgess, is. ; post free, is. ;!(/. 
fl>. C^aqqdl ^ j^oi) 
AC^NA NOV^-ZEALANDI/E, syn. MI- 
CROPHYLLA — Dwarf spreading Alpine plant, 
with peculiar brownish foliage and rosy crimson 
heads of flower; useful for baskets or carpet bed- 
ding. Gd. 
ACANTHOLIMON GLUMACEUM— 
Charming little rock plant, dark green spiny 
foliage, one-sided spikes of rose-coloured flowers. 
l.«. 
ACANTHUS MOLLIS— A handsome foliage 
plant, with singular flowers. Gd, 
ACHILLEA AEGYPTIACA— Heautifully 
cut white silvery leaves, bright yellow flowers. 
Gd. each ; 5s. per iloz. 
ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM ROSEUM— 
Very useful, producing large heads of a deep lake 
colour; very free. (id. each ; 5.s. per doz. 
ACHILLEA PTARMICA, FL. PL.— One of 
the most useful; pure white doable flowers; for 
cutting purposes invaluable Gd, each; 4s. doz. 
ACHILLEA PTARMICA, rur. “THE 
PEARL" (Snowball) —Large pure white flowers, 
very double ; tine for cutting. Is, 
ACHILLEA SERRATA, FL. PL.- Large 
truises of double white flowers ; fine for cutting. 
Gd. 
ACHILLEA TOMENTOSA — A neat creep- 
ing evergreen, large heads of bright yellow 
flowers. Gd. eaeh ; 6s. per dozen. 
ACHILLEA UMBELLATA — Whilefoliageil 
edging or rock plant, neat and distinct ; flowers 
white. Gd. 
ACONITUM AUTUMNALE— Valuable ns 
an autumnal hlue-llowered plant. Gd. 
ACONITUM NAPELLUS— Long spikes of 
blue flowers; very effective Gd. 
ACONITUM NAPELLUS ALBUM— Hand- 
some white-flowered variety. Is. 
ACONITUM NAPELLUS BICOLOR — 
ICrect spikes, 3 to 4 feet high, with blue and 
white flowers; effective. Gd. each ; 6.s. per doz. 
ACONITUM NAPELLUS PYRAMIDA- 
LIS. Gd. 
ACORUS GRAMINEUS FOL. VAR.— 
Useful foliage plant for damp situations, l.s. 
ADENOPHORA LILIIFOLIA — Flowers 
drooping and numerous, on slender branching 
spikes. Gd. 
ADONIS VERNALIS— Bright yellow; 
one of the finest of our spring flowering 
plants. I.'. 
AGROSTEMMA FLOS JOVIS — Soft 
downy foliage, scarlet flowers. Gd. each ; 4.-. 
per doz. 
AGROSTEMMA CORONARIA 
(Rose Campion) — An old and much 
esteemed border plant ; rosy pink. Gd. 
AGROSTEMMA CORONARIA 
ALBA— Flowers large, white. Gd. 
AGROSTEMMA CORONARIA 
ATRO PURPUREA — Crimson-purple ; 
distinct and showy. Gd. 
ALCHEMILLA ALPINA— Gd. each ; 
5s. per doz. 
ALSINE ROSANI — A distinct ami 
pretty rock plant, with pretty white 
flowers. Gd. 
ALSTROMERIA AURANTIACA— 
Golden orange, streaked with reil ; line 
for cutting. Gd. 
ALYSSUM SAXATILE COM- 
PACTUM — One of the limn valuable 
yellow flowering spring plants. Gd. cacli. 
4.S-. per doz. 
ADOXIS VERN.H.IS. 
Please keep this Book for reference. 
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