HYPERICUM OLANDULOSUM. 6(/. 
HYPERICUM CALYCINUM (Rose of 
Sharon). cnch ; 4.«. per doz. 
HYPERICUM MOSERIANUM — Fine, 
brieht yellow doners. ].?. 6</. 
HYPERICUM PATULUM— Forming neat 
and well-shaped bushes. l.«. 
HYPERICUM PROLIFICUM— A neat little 
St. John’s Wort, bearing iinnionse quantities of 
small yellow dowers. Is. 
IBERIS CAPITATA — Large compact heads 
of pure while dowers, of great suhstanec. Or/. 
IBERIS CLIMAX — Pure white, very large 
dowers, and cr.mpact heads; an improvement on 
Corifolin. F.\lra, 0</. 
IBERIS CORIFOLIA— One of the finest of 
the evergreen Candytufts ; ])nrc white, flowers 
early in spring ; very nseful for cutting. Gil. to 
Is. each ; 6s. to Os. per doz. 
IBERIS GIBRALTARICA HYBRIDA— 
By far the best of its section, making the grand- 
est bed of any plant in cultivation ; colour silvery 
white, tinged pink, plants completely covering 
themselvcssolidwith bloom. Js.each; 9s. per doz. 
IBERIS LINIFOLIA. Is. 
IBERIS PERFECTION — Pure white, im- 
mense heads of flowers, decidedly the finest in 
cultivation; all are pcrfectl v hardy. 9</. 
IBERIS SEMPERFLORENS Gr/. each ; 
5.S. per doz. 
IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS FLORE 
PLENO (Double White Perennial Candytuft) 
— Double white Candytuft for edgings, beds, 
borders, rockwork, &c. It is a dwarf, compact 
and beautifully-rounded bush. Gd. ; 4.s. doz. 
IBERIS TENOREANA— Of dwarf growth ; 
white flowers, changing to purple. Gd. each ; 
6s. per doz. 
INULA GLANDULOSA — Largo yellow 
flowers ; fine border ])laiit. l.s. 
IRIS — See Collection. 
ISOPYRUM THALICTROIDES — White 
flowers. Maidenhair-like foliage. Is. 
LATHYRUS GRANDIFLORUS (Biflorus) 
— The finest of the Perennial Peas, flowers very 
large, of a bright crimson-scarlet, produced in 
abundance, l.s. 
LATHYRUS LATIFOLIUS (ThePerennlal 
Pea) — Having red flowers in bunches. Is. 
LATHYRUS LATIFOLIUS ALBUS— One 
of the finest white flowers in cultivation for 
cutting purposes, l.s. Gd. 
LATHYRUS LATIFOLIUS SPLEN- 
DENS — A fine dark variety. l.s. Gd. 
LAVANDULA SPICATA (Lavender). Gd. 
each ; 4s. per doz. 
LIATRIS SPICATA— Purple. 6r/. 
LILIES— -See Collection. 
LINARIA ALPINA (The Alpine Snap- 
dragon) — A pretty dwarf plant, forming dense 
tufts of a bluish siiyciy tint. Gd. 
LINARIA CYMBALARIA (Ivy-leaved 
Toad Flax) — Pretty for dry sunny spots. Gd. 
Guide. 
Floi'dl 
LINARIA PILOSA — A dwarf, free-flowering 
perenirial, svell adapted for covering walls and 
rockwork ; flowers large, anil of a lilac colour, l.s. 
LINARIA PURPUREA-Tliiiyes well on 
dry places and on old svalls. Gd. 
LINUM ARBOREUM — Free flowering, 
requiring a snnny jrosition on borders or rock- 
work, in sandy, well-drained soil. l.s. 
LINUM FLAVUM (luteum)— An invalu- 
able border or rock (riant, fir/. 
LITHOSPERMUM PROSTRATUM— 
Rich blue; one of the best rock plants, is. 
LOBELIAS — See Collection. 
LOTUS CORNICULATUS FL. PL. — 
Pretty. Gd. each ; 4s. per doz. 
LUPINUS ARBOREUS (Tree Lupin)— 
Fine yellow. Gd. 
LUPINUS FOXII — Dark purple and white; 
line for cutting. Is. 
LUPINUS NOOTKATENSIS — Dwarf 
variety. Is. 
LUPINUS POLYPHYLLUS. Gd. 
LUPINUS POLYPHYLLUS ALBUS. Grf. 
LUPINUS POLYPHYLLUS BICOLOR— 
One of the prettiest. Gd. 
LYCHNIS ALPINA— A neat dwarf Alpine 
species; bright rose. Is. 
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