Cannell & Sons’ Complete Seed Guide. 
205. H.r. Aquilegia Vulgaris — Mixed 
(Columbine). 2rf. perpkt. 
20G. n.p. Aquilegia Skinneri — Red, with 
tips of the petals golden yellow. 2 to 8 ft. Gd 
per pkt. 
207. n,p, Aquilegia Chrysantha— Beautiful 
yellow, very nsetul for catting. 2 to 8 ft. 6d. and Is. 
per pkf. 
208. n.r. Aquilegia CcBPulea Hybrida— 
The flowers are large and well opened, the centre 
petals clear sulphur-yellow, and the spurs and sepals 
a charming shade of pale blue; foliage very hand- 
some; it is perfectly hardy, and grows well in almost 
any soil. 2 ft. Cxi. and hi. per pkt. 
AKlRIOl.OCHIi KI.ROANS. 
CAVTJHLLS’ I.ONO-SrURRED IlYRRln AQUII.EOIA8. 
209. H.p. Aquilegia Californiea Hybrida -Flowers large; the 
centre petals are yellow, and form a marked contrast to the deep orange- 
red of its sepals and spurs. 2 ft. Gd. and l.<. per pkt. 
210. H.p. Aquilegia GlandulOSa(Grigor’s Variety)— Tips of petals 
white, sepals dark blue, large blooms ; one of the most beautiful of 
this family. lJto2fi. hs. per pkt. 
211. H.p. Aquilegia Grandiflora Alba— Fine pure white flowers; 
one of the best for cutting. 2 ft. 3d. per pkt. 
212. H.p. Arabis Alpina (CV-uci/erre)— A beautiful, hardy, miniature- 
growing plant, and for permanent edging or Spring bedding one of the 
beet plants in cultivation ; flowers white. J ft. 3d. per pkt. 
213. o.s. Aralia Sieboldl (Ara/wcetp) — Handsome, ornamental foliage 
plant. 3 to G ft. (New seed ready in April.') l.«. per pkt. 
130G. II. H. A. Aretotis Brevlseapa — Resembling the Ga:anin; 
orange and black ; useful for bedding. ^ ft. 3<f. per pkt. 
214. H.p. Argemone Grandiflora iPapmeracetc) — Large, white, 
daisy-shaped flowers ; may be sown in borders in April. 2 ft. 3d. per pkt 
215. H.A. Argemone Mexieana (Devil’s Fijr)— Yellow. 2 ft. 2</, 
per pkt. 
21G. H.p. Armeria — Choice mixed, useful for rockwork and edging 
of borders, also as cut flowers. 3d. per pkt. 
217. H.n.A, Arnebia Cornuta — Rich yellow flowers, with fine large 
black spots ; the latter changes colour, and the whole flower becomes a pure 
yellow. 2 ft. G '. and Is. per pkt. 
218. n.n.p. Asparagus piumOSUS— Most useful for pots or bouquets. 
2^ ft. Is. Gd. and 2s. fief, per pkt. 
219. H.P. Asperuia Odorata (Woodruff) — White, sweet-scented 
flowers, dwarf; thrives well in the shade. 3d. per pkt. 
220. H.A. Asperula Azurea-setOSa-Rosy-blue; a free bloomer. 
1 ft. arf. per pkt. 
221. o.p. Aristolochia Elegans — A beautiful free-floworing species 
of neat growth. Its blossoms are produced in the greatest profusion, even 
on small plants, .and are entirely free from the objectionable odour peculiar 
to the genus. Can be grown in the stove or warm greenhouse. Is. and 
2«. per pkt. 
Miss Nash, Ballyknock, Colliustown, Killiican, Co. 'Wc.stineath, 2Gth.htly, 1897. 
Your sce-ls have all done beautifully with me. and were gi-eatly admired by many. Some Indies near here — the Misses McCormack— admired 
them so mmh th’y are now getting all tlieir seeds from you, and ni'e so pleased with them. 
The see bs I bad from yon are the best I ever had. Kindlv .send me as follows. 
Mr. C. Smith, Bridge Place, Simburv. 12r/( .\uyust, 1897. 
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