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Primrose, Wilson’s New Blue— Remarkable colours 
which develop into many shades of blue, freely produced, hp 
Pyrethrum Aureum Laeiniatura— Beautifully lacini- 
ated foliage, almost like a fern, hp, J ft. ... ... 
"77 Selaginoides — Dwarf and compact, the flat 
foliage resembling fronds of Selaginella Martins,, hp, } ft. 
6d. & 
Double — From best named kinds, hp, 1$ ft 
Single— From best named kinds, beautiful colours ; 
most useful for cutting purposes, hp, 1^ ft 
—— Golden Gem, or “Paris Pearl”- Large, elegant, 
double-white flowers from May to November, hp, j ft. 
7 — Parthenifolium Aureum (Golden Feather)— The 
best yellow foliage bedding plant ever sent out, hp, 1 ft. 
3d. & 
— Golden Moss — Has the appearance of a golden tuft 
of moss, hp 
Ranunculus Asiatieus Superbissimus— Large-flowered 
double hybrids, flowering the second year, hp, f ft 
Reseda Odorata — See Mignonette. 
Rehmannia Angulata— The flowers are rosy purple, 
with a rich yellow throat spotted with purple: of easy 
culture, lihp 
Pi°k perfection, clear bright pink, pale throat 
Rhodanthe (Helipterum) Maeulata- Elegant silvery 
pink, with yellow centre, beautiful either in bud or 
expanded, hha, 1 ft 
Maeulata Alba— hha, l ft 
Single, mixed, hha 
Rieinus Gibson! — Dark purple stem and leaves ; the best 
of all Castor Oil plants for sub-tropical appearance, hha, 6 ft. 
Gibsoni Mirabilis— Handsome, hha, 4 ft 
Zanzibarlensis— Light green leaves of 2 to 24 feet 
across. Ornamental foliaged plants of great effect for 'large 
groups or single specimens, hha 
Mixed— hha 
Rivina Humilis (Bloodberry, or Rouge Plant)— Pretty red 
berry-bearing plant, gp, 2 ft & 
Rock CiStUS — Mixed. Elegant plants for rock-work, 
flower and shrubbery borders, hp, ft 
Rocket — See Hesperis. 
Romneya Coulteri (Great White Californian Poppy)— 
Adapted for pot culture. The seed occasionally remains 
dormant for a long time, hhp, 3 ft 
Rosa (Polyantha) Multiflora— Dwarf perpetual Rose. 
Flowering the first year from seed ; semi-double flowers in 
graceful clusters, and of various shades of colour, hhp 
Rose Campion — See Agrostemma. 
Rudbeekia Amplexicaulis— Yellow, hp, 3 ft 
■ Bicolor Superba Semiplena— Elegant bushes; 
large semi -double yellow flowers, and a central dark brown 
ring and disc, hhp ' 
Fulg-ida Variabilis -Distinct ; yellow and bronze, 
adorned with varied and unique markings ; useful for 
cutting, hp, 3 ft 6 d. & 
Saintpaulia Ionantha Alba — The flowers are rather 
small as yet compared with the other shades, gp 
Grandiflora Violacea — The flowers are large, 
and of an intense dark violet hue, gp 
Rubra — Deep lilac-red flowers, gp 
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SALPIGLOSSIS CANNELLS’ DWARF. 
Beautifully veined and marbled flowers, and most varied colours. I ft. 
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1066. COLLECTION of 6 varieties, separate, Is. 6 d. 
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Salpig’lossis Variabilis Superbissima Em- 
peror Varieties— will soon surpass the old tvpe as 
unn“alKhha ^ m ° ,e U8efa1 ’ and it9 grand W^nnce 
Faust 
Lilac— With Gold 
Chamois 
Velvety-violet — A magnificent colour 
Dark Scarlet— Very fine 
Pink 
Purple-brown— With Gold 
Aurea 
Bright Crimson 
Light Blue with Gold 
A COLLECTION of 6 varieties, 2s. 6 d. 
Emperor — In splendid mixture 
Salvia Argentea- Silvery foliage, hp, 2 ft. 
Coceinea — Bright scarlet, ha, 2 ft. 
— — Farinacea A branching shrubby plant for summer, 
bedding. i lower-spikes are light blue, hp, 2 ft. 
— Horminum (Clary) — Very fine when massed for bed- 
ding; deep purple, hha, 1^ ft 
Pink — Rosy pink, hha, 1 j ft 
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Patens— Splendid blue, hhp, 2J ft 
— — - Splendens Zurich -Velvety blood-red colour; suit- 
able for planting out in large groups or for pots, hbp, 3 ft. 
7 Triumph— Rich velvety scarlet ; grand for cut- 
ting purposes and in groups, hhp, 2£ ft. 
Saponaria Calabrica— One of the prettiest and most 
usefulf annuals for bedding purposes; flowers dark rose, 
Alba— A white-flowered variety of the preced- 
— Oeymoides— An elegant trailer, well adapted for 
rockwork, &c., hp, J ft 
Scabiosa, Dwarf, Double (Pincushion Flower)-Mixed 
Fine for beds or mixed borders; beautifully coloured flowers,' 
np, i j it. ... ... mmm itt 
A COLLECTION of 8 varieties, separate, Is. 6 d. 
Sea.biosa— Tall, large-flowered, choice mixed. 3 ft. 
Tall, large-flowered, 8 varieties separate, Is. G<7. 
- 7 Atropurpurea Othello- High cushioned, perfectly 
double dark chocolate flowers ; a great improvement Good 
for cutting, hb, 3 ft ^ & 
- Golden Yellow— Pretty compact double flowers of a 
fine golden-yellow colour, hb 
“The Pompadour”— An excellent border plant 
and as a cut flower for decorative purposes, hb 
Tall Azure Fairy — A delicate mauve or rosy lilac 
A first-class flower for cutting, hb, 2ft 
Caueasica— Beautiful heads of lilac-blue flowers 
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■ Alba — As large as the blue variety, and as freely 
produced, hp J 
77 Perfeeta— Flowers range from the most beauti- 
ful water blue to the deepest azure blue, hp, 3 ft 
Fimbriata — A charming flower with 
deeply-fringed petals, hp 
Japoniea — From Japan ; flowers a lovely mauve or 
lavender-blue ; free flowering, hp 
Schizanthus Grahami (Butterfly or Fringe Floweri- 
Elegant variety ; lilac and orange, hha, 2 ft 
Retusus Nanus — Flowers bright scarlet, with 
orange, red, and dark brown, shaded, hha, 1 ft 
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