S. d^ir\T\ell Sl ^01)^’ i^lorkl G^uide. 
AQUILEGIA CHRYS a nth a— L ong- 
spurred flowers of a clear yellow, the petals being 
of a deeper tint than the sepals. (>d. 
AQUILEGIA FORMOSA FOL. VAR.— 
A beautiful variegated form, quite distinct. 9</. 
AQUILEGIA GLANDULOSA— One of the 
most beautiful of this genus ; flowers large, of a 
rich deep blue, with a pure white corolla, very 
conspicuous, quite hardy, easily grown, and very 
pretty, l.s. 
AQUILEGIA GLANDULOSA HYBRIDA 
— Beautiful seedlings. Grf. 
AQUILEGIA GRANDIFLORA ALBA— 
Large pure white flowers ; one of the best. Gd. 
AQUILEGIA SKINNERI — Dwarf and 
compact, flowers red and green. I.s. 
AQUILEGIA VULGARIS ALBA FL. PL. 
— A double white form, and deserving of a place 
in every collection. Is. 
ARABIS ALBIDA. Gd. each ; 4.s. per doz. 
ARABIS ALBIDA POL. VAR.— Very 
prettv. Gd. each ; 4.«. per doz. 
ARABIS LUCIDA FOL. VAR.— For a per- 
manent edging or spring bedding one of the 
best plants in cultivation. Gd. each ; 4.v. per doz. 
ARABIS ANDROSACEA— Achoice Alpine, 
flower white, on stems 2 in. high. Gd. 
ARABIS STRICTA — A neat close growing 
Alpine; scarce, l.s-. 
ARENARIA BALEARICA — One of the 
dwarfest of plants, forming a dense green carpet 
upon stones, and apparently living without any 
connection with soil; in early summer studded 
with white flowers. Gd. 
ARMERIA LAUOHEANA— Fine heads of 
crimson flowers; a grand addition. 9rf. 
i (Thrift), Charming 
little Alpine plants, 
forming dense tufts 
ARMBKIA jttujsKzs.. V of minute foliage; 
0(f. each; 4s. per doz. I very useful and 
( pretty. 
ARMERIA CEPHALOTES RUBRA — 
This and the two following form a group of 
Giant Thrifts; splendid border plants, flowers 
rosy red. Is. 
ARMERIA PLANTAGINEA, syn. SCOR- 
ZONERIPOLIA— Delicate rose. Gd. 
ARMERIA PLANTAGINEA RUBRA - 
Dark rose ; distinct foliage. Is. 
ARUM ITALICUM — Producing handsome 
foliage in winter and spring. Gd. each ; 6s. per doz. 
ARUNDO CONSPICUA — Strong growing 
grass, fine companion plant to the Pampas Grass; 
well suited for isolating on a lawn. Is. Gd. 
ASCLEPIAS IN CAR NAT A— Bearing 
umbels of rosy purple flowers. Gd. 
ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA— Rich orange; 
flowers in ant iinri. Is. 
ASPERULA ODORATA (Sweet-scented. 
Woodroffj — A plant that will thrive best under 
the shade of trees, in moist soil. Gd. 
ASPHODELUS LUTEUS, syn. ASPHO. 
DELINE LUTEA — Spikes of yellow flowers, 
3 feet in height; narrow gras-s-like foliage. Is. 
ASPHODELUS RAMOSUS (King's Spear) 
— A bold and striking plant, spikes of while 
flowers ; distinct. 9</. 
ASTERS— &e Collection. 
ASTILBE RIVULARIS — Elegant foliage 
plant, also bearing long racemes of white flowers. 
Gd. 
ASTRAGALUS GALEGIFORMIS— Strong 
grower, flowers vcllow; fine for wild garden. Gd. 
ASTRAGALUS HYPOGLOTTIS ALBUS 
— A fine free-growing prostrate plant. 1.9. 
ASTRAGALUS MONSPESSULANUS— 
A prostrate rock or border plant, flowers pea- 
shaped, of a rich rosy lilac. Gd. 
ASTRANTIA. MAJOR (Black Masterwort) 
— Showy border perennial, about 18 inches high ; 
compact heads of pink and white flowers. Gd. 
ASTRANTIA MINOR — Pretty and useful. 
Gd. 
AUBRIETIA DELTOIDEA — A neat plant 
for edging and rockwork, producing in spring 
masses of violet-hluc flowers. Gd. each ; 6.9. doz. 
AUBRIETIA DELTOIDEA CROATICA— 
Habit compact, flowers large and fine. 1.9. 
AUBRIETIA GR.fflCA, IMPROVED— One 
of the finest of this group; vigorous growth; 
compact habit ; flowers very large and fine. Gd. 
each ; Cs. per doz. 
AUBRIETIA EYREI-Fine. Gd. 
AUBRIETIA HENDERSONI — Of a deep 
violet-purple colour; very free; most effective 
for spring bedding. Gd. each ; 4s. per doz. 
AUBRIETIA PURPUREA VARIEGATA 
— An elegant rock or edging plant. Gd. 
AUBRIETIA VIOLACEA— The best of its 
class; dark violet, compact habit. Gd. each 
0.9. doz. 
BAPTISIA AUSTRALIS— Blue pea-shaped 
flowers, fine border plant. Is. 
BARBAREA VULGARIS, FL. PL,- -A 
liiefiil plant for moist, sandy soils, especially in 
shade. 1.9. 
BETONICA GRANDIFLORA. Gd. 
BETONICA ROSEA NANA— Neat growing 
plant, bearing spikes of pink flowers. Gd. 
BOCCONIA CORDATA (Plume Poppy)— 
One of the finest hardy plants. 1.9. 
BUPHTHALMUM SALICIFOLIUM — 
Flowers golden yellow, on stems 2 ft. in height Gd. 
CALAMINTHA GRANDIFLORA FOL. 
VAR.— One of the very old-fashioned bedding 
and border plants, known as Variegated Mint. 
Gd. each ; 4s. per doz. 
CALTHA PALUSTRIS FL. PL. (Double 
Marsh Marigold)— Dark green glossy foliage 
and numerous golden yellow flowers ; large and 
exceedingly double ; showy and attractive. 9d. 
CAMPANULA CARPATICA— Abouta foot 
in height, covered with large erect blue flowers. 
Gd. 
