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199 Anagallis indica 5 2 
5 100 
Nepaul 
hA 
h. 
1 
5-9 
3 5 
These flowers are very beautiful, and, from 
Morocco 1 
hPf 
... 1 
5-10 
0 
their long duration in bloom, are valuable 
as bedding plants : each plant covers itself 
201 Monelli Breweri ... • 

gar. var. 
d. b. 
0 
202 — Eugenic ... 

... 
v. Si b. 
0 
with a mass of blossom. Sow in sandy loam 
209 — Memoria d’Etna ... 

... 
r. 
0 
in hot-bed in the middle of February, pot and 
4 
harden off, and at the cm! of May turn out 
205 — large blue ... 
... 
d. b. 
4 
into borders and edgings forsides of baskets, 
200 — Napoleon III. 

... 
d. r. 
0 
vases, Ac. A. Napoleon and Eugenie are re- 
pa. b. 
y- 
0 
commended by the li. Horticultural Society. 
| Sow in a little heat iri common garden soil. 
208 Anagy'ris foctida 10 
209 indica 
.. 132 
Spain 
Nepaul 
hhS 
9 
4-5 
6 
0 
210 Anchiisa arvalis 5 
.. 81 
S. Europe 
hA 
ii. 
ii 
6-9 
3 
] 
211 gigantea 

... 
iPf 
... 
4 
.3 
3 
!_ Useful and ornamental plants, will do well in 
212 itdlica 
213 paniculata 

Madeira 
r. p. 
b. 
’2 
5-6 
f the open borders in any good garden soil. 
Britain 
14 
3 
J 
215 Andry'ala tenuifolia 19 
53 98 
Crimea 
)’• 
1 
7-8 
3 
Sow in the open borders. 
216 Andromeda ovalifolia 10 
25 1 10 
N. America 
hS 
W. 
2 
5-7 
6 
jlood garden soil. 
217 Amlropogon Sorglium 23 
51 123 
Jamaica 
sP 
ap. 
4 
7-8 
0 
Ornamental Grass. 
218 Anemone alpina 13 
15 102 
Europe 
liPh 
W. 
1 
6-7 
6 
... ... ... ... 
Levant 
1-12 
0 
S. Europe 
hP 
b. 
0-7 
0 
These are among the earliest and prettiest 
of our spring blossoms. A. coronaria, the 
common garden Anemone, is too well 
N. America 
i 
0 
222 llallcri 
Switzerland 
1>. 
4-5 
6 
223 — montana 
... f , 
... 
i 
0-7 
0 
known to need comment, but is most usu- 
224 narcissiflora 
Siberia 
w. 
5-6 
6 
ally grown from the bulbs. Sow, any time 
6 
after the seed is ripe, in sandy loam, and 
N. India 
w. 
4 
5-6 
0 
keep shaded until vegetation has taken 
place : thin and transplant in time. 
227 sibirica 
Siberia 
6-7 
0 
228 stellata 

0 
220 virginiana 
6 
J 
230 Annbna squajnbsa 
... 68 
S. America 
sT 
w. & g. 
20 
6 
Custard Apple. 
231 Anoda Dilleniana 10 
48 137 
Mexico 
hA 
1). 
4 
0-7 
3 
Pretty Annuals of very long duration in 
232 Wrightii 
... It . 
6 
bloom. i 
233 Anomatheca cruenta 3 
25 128 
C. Good Hope 
hhPb 
d. r. 
1 
5-9 
6 
Sow under glass in loam and peat. 
231 Antbemis, sp. ex Chili 19 
54 98 
Chili 
hA 
V. 
6-7 
6 
\ 
235 arabicus 
Arabia 
... 
... 
0 
1 Showy flowers, growing freely in any garden 
230 cilia 
Chili 
... 
0 
soil. 
p. 
6 
1 
238 Antlioxanthmu gracile 2 
26 123 
Sicily 
... 
ap. 
4 
4-5 
3 
Ornamental Grass. 
239 Antirrhinum majus, m. 14 
59 175 
England 
hPf 
div. 
2 
0-9 
3 
240 choicest mixed 
gar. var. 
0 
w. 
1 0 
These flowers are commonly known under the 
242 — - nanum 
l 
6 
name of Snapdragon, and are the most 
243 bicolor 
\v. & c. 
2 
6 
serviceable of Hardy Perennials. All the 
244 — Brilliant 
s. & w. 
0 
varieties will bloom early out of doors the 
245 — caryophylloides ... 
... 
str. 
6 
same season if sown under glass in March 
240 — Delila 
... 
... 
ro.& w 
0 
and protected a little at first, and make very 
217 Firefly 
s. & y. 
C. & XV 
0 
compact beds. The varieties here speci- 
fied comprise all the finest kinds in cultiva- 
248 — Galathee 
0 
249 — - Ophir 
y- 
v- 
6 
lion, and to the admirers of this useful and 
250 — pourpre superbe . . 
... 
... 
... 
6 
very ornamental plant will prove gratifying 
25 1 — Papillon 
... 
... 
s. & w 
0 
in every respect. 
252 — Roi des Feux 
s. 
0 
253 — striatum novum . . 
stri. 
0 
... 
254 Apbvllanthcs monspeliensis 0 
25 74 
France 
hiii 
r. 
i 
0-7 
0 
Sow in good garden soil. 
255 Apoilochlaniys Bellardicri 
250 Aquilegia alpina K 
0 
'1 Columbine. This pretty and interestingly 
130 10 
Switzerland 
hP 
1). & w 
4 
5-0 
0 
varied genus of plants scarcely meets with 
257 canadensis 
N. America 
1>.‘ 
2 
5-7 
6 
the amount of consideration it deserves: 
258 caryophylloides 
gar. var. 
stri. 
4-5 
0 
when fully established, the Aquilegias will 
Kamscliatka 
r. & 0 
ii 
5-7 
6 
stand frost well, and the earliness and 
260 • fragrans 
Himalaya 
v. stri. 
1 
5-6 
6 
abundance of their blooms ought to render 
261 glandulosa 
262 hybrida atrolilacea 
Siberia 
b. & w 
• 4 
0 
them general favourites. A. alpina and 
gar. var. 
d. li. 
2 
0 
glandulosa are extremely beautiful, and can 
203 — cEiiilea 
... 
b. 
0 
be strongly recommended. A. Skinneri 
2G4 sibirica 
Siberia 
b. & xv 
4 
5-7 
6 
lias* the most brilliant colours, viz scarlet 
205 Skinneri 
Guatemala 
s.Siy 
0 
and yellow, and is very beautiful. Sow in 
20(i viridiflora 
Siberia 
g- 
... 
0 
sandy soil under glass, or covered with a 
207 — alropurpurea 
gar. var. 
P- 
6 
mat : in April, when the seedlings appear, 
268 vulgaris Durandi 
stri. 
2 
4-5 
3 
give light, and transplant to mixed borders. 
209 . — atrolilacina 
. 
d. li. 
3 
A. caryophylloides, N o. 258, is a new variety 
XV. 
0 
of the Double Columbine, and commended 
271 carnea 
flsll. 
3 
bv ihc Floral Committee of the Royal llor- 
2/2 — kermesina fi. |>1. 
c. 
3 
J tjcultural Society. 
