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ANTENNARIA TOMENTOSA (Snow Plant)— 
SilvH-y-loaved edging plant ; very useful. 4rf. each ; 
3s. 6d, per doz. 
ANTHBMIS KELWAYI — Uich j’ellow llowers ; com- 
pact growth. IJ ft. 6(f 
ANTHERICUM LILIAQO (St. Bernard's Lily)— 
Large tufts of grassy foliage and spikes of delicate 
white flowers. 2 ft. Crf. 
ANTHERICUM LILIASTRUM (St. Bruno’s Lily). 
—Spikes of large pure white flowers issuing from tufts 
of long narrow grass-like foliage ; very fragrant. 2 ft. 
Qd. 
ANTHERICUM LILIASTRUM MAJOR— A fac- 
simile of SI. Bruno's Lily, but double the size, both 
in foliage and llowor ; one of the very best hardy 
plants. 2 to 3 ft. Cd. 
ANTHYLLIS MONTANA — Dwarf ornamental rock 
plant ; pink flowers. ^ ft. 9rf. 
ANTIRRHINUMS — Sat Summer Bedding Flowering 
I’lants. 
AQUILEGIA - Hybrids from best varieties, id. each ; 
3s. per doz. 
AQUILEGIA CALIFORNICA — Handsome, flowers 
scarlet and green. 2J ft 9<f. 
AQUILEGIA CANADENSIS - A pretty and useful 
varietv. 9rf. each ; tf,s. per doz. 
AQUILEGIA CARYOPHYLLOIDES PL. PL.— 
Double, stripes of various shades ; beautiful. 2 ft. 
6d. 
AQUILEGIA CHRYSANTHA- Long-.spurred flowers 
of a clear yellow, the petals being of a deeper titit than 
the sepals. 2J ft. 6d. 
AQUILEGIA CCERULEA— Blue and white, lovely ; 
from the Kocky Mountains. H ft. 9<f. 
AQUILEGIA GLANDULOSA"— One of fhe most 
beautiful ; flowers large, of a rich deep blue, pure 
white corolla. J ft. 9d. 
AQUILEGIA GRANDIPLORA ALBA— Large pure 
white flowers : one of the best. Is. 
AQUILEGIA SKINNERI— Dwarf and compact, flowers 
red and green. 6<f 
AQUILEGIA STEWARTII— Rich blue, with white 
cup and yellow anthers, large flowers ; a gem. 2 ft. 
Is. 6d. 
AQUILEGIA VULGARIS ALBA PL. PL.— A 
double white form, and deserving of a plaee in every 
collection. 6ri. 
ARABIS ALBIDA. fid. each ; 4s. per doz. 
ARABIS ALBIDA POL. VAR. - Very pretty, i ft. 
fid. each ; 4s per doz. 
ARABIS ALBIDA PL PL. (Snowdrift)— Producing 
double flowers, compact growth. 4d. each ; 3s. fid. doz. 
ARABIS LUCIDA POL. VAR. — For a permanent 
edging or spring bedding one of the best plants in 
cultivation. 6d. each ; 4s. per doz. 
ARABIS STURII-A pretty Alpine. 9d. 
ARENARIA BALE ABIC A — One of the dwarfest of 
plants, forming a dense green carpet upon stonc.s ; 
white flowers. 6d. 
ARENARIA MONTANA — A prostrate creeping plant 
covered with large snow-white flowers ; a gem for 
overhanging rocks, &c., or in the border, d ft. 9.1. 
ARENARIA PURPURASCENS- Purplish flowers, 
jiroduced in abundance ; forms a dwarf tufted mass of 
smooth narrow oval-pointed leaves fid. 
f (Thrift), Charming 
ARMERIA ALBA. 4d. each ; little Alpine plants, 
3s. fid. per doz. I forming dense tufts 
ARMERIA RUBRA. 4d. each of minute foliage ; 
3s. fid. per doz. very useful and 
I pretty. 
ARMERIA CBPHALOTBS RUBRA— This and the 
two following form a group of Giant Thrift ; splendid 
border plants, flowers rosy red. fid. 
ARMERIA LAUCHEANA— Fine heads of crimson 
flowers. J ft. fid. 
ARMERIA PLANTAGINEA RUBRA— Dark rose; 
distinct foliage, fid. 
ARNE3IA ECHOIDES (The Prophet Plower) — A 
showy Boragewort ; flowers bright golden yellow with 
conspicuous black blotches : quite hardy and showy, 
lift. Is. 
ARNICA MONTANA — Orange-yellow flowers ; a 
tufted plant, j ft. 9d. 
ARUM ITALICUM — Producing handsome foliage in 
winter and spring, fid. each ; 5s. per doz. 
ARUNDO CONSPICUA— Strong growing grass, fine 
companion plant to the Pampas Grass ; well suited for 
isolating ou a lawn. Is. 
ASCLEPIAS INCARNATA— Umbels of pink flowers ; 
sweet scented : useful for bees. 3 ft. fid. 
ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA — Kich orange ; flowers in 
autumn. 1 to 2 ft. fid. 
ASPERULA HEXAPHYLLA— A tall species, with 
white flowers. 2i ft. 9d. 
ASPERULA ODORATA (Sweet-scented Woodroflf) 
— A plant that will thrive best under the shade of 
trees in moist soil. 1 ft. fid. 
ASPHODELUS LUTBUS— Spikes of yellow flowers 
3 feet in height ; narrow grass-like foliage, fid. 
ASPHODELUS RAMOSUS (King’s Spear)— A bold 
and striking i)lant, spikes of white flowers ; distinct. 
3 ft. 9d. 
ASTERS (Michaelmas Daisy)— See collection. 
ASTILBE PANACHE — Silvery white spikes ; effective. 
ASTILBE PLUMET NEIGEUX — T.arge spreading 
plume-like panicles : pure white Is. 
ASTILBE RIVULARIS — J'llcgaut plant, bearing long 
racemes of white flowerj. 3 ft. 9d. 
ASTILBE SILVER SHEAF (Gerbe d’Argent) — 
Creamy white spikes, freely produced ; useful for 
forcing. 9d. 
ASTILBE THUNBERGII — Beautiful foliage, with 
arching rosy- white spikes, when forced pure white ; a 
pretty -habited plant. 2 ft. fid. 
ASTRAGALUS HYPOGLOTTIS ALBUS— A fine 
free-growing prostrate plant, j ft. 9d. 
ASTRAGALUS MONSPESULANUS - Purple flowers, 
of a shrubby nature. J ft. 9d. 
ASTRANTIA MAJOR (Black Masterwort) — Showy ; 
compact heads of pink and white flowers. 2 ft. fid. 
ATRAGENE ALPINA — The lovely Alpine Clematis, 
of comparatively dwarf habit ; lavender, four-petalled 
flowers. Ij. fid. 
AUBRIETIA DELTOIDEA — For edging and rock- 
work ; violet-blue flowers, fid. each ; 5s. per doz. 
AUBRIETIA FIRE KING — Deep red or crimson, fid. 
AUBRIETIA GR-ffiCA SUPERBA— One of the 
finest ; compact habit ; flowers large and fine. fid. 
each ; 5s. per doz. 
AUBRIETIA HENDEBSONI — Of a deep violet-purple 
colour ; very free ; most effective. J ft. fid. each ; 
4s. per doz. 
AUBRIETIA LBICHTLINI— Dwarf habit; of a car- 
mine-rose shade ; distinct, i ft. fid. 
AUBRIETIA MOEBHEMI— Soft rose ; showy, fid. 
AUBRIETIA PURPUREA VARIEGATA — An 
elegant rock or edging plant, fid. 
AUBRIETIA ROSEA — Soft rose-pink ; neat and com- 
pact. 4 ft. fid. 
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