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CYCLAMEN EBPANDXJM VEBNUM— Deep reddish 
crimson. March. 6d. 
CYPRIPEDIDM ACAULE (Steviless Lady's Slipper) 
-Flowers rose colour, varyiiif; in shade to almost 
white, /but invariably tinted with rose. J ft. Is. (i(i. 
to 2s. tiff. 
CYPBIPEDIUM CALCEOLUS {English Lady’s 
Slipper)— Svpah and petals of a brownish purple, and 
the lip of a clear bright yellow. 1 ft. 1.?. iiml Is. iid. 
CYPBIPEDIUM MAOBANTHUM (Siberian Lady's 
SHppir) — Flowers of a rich purplish crimson colour. 
1 ft. 2s. 6(f. and 3s. Grf. 
CYPBIPEDIUM PABVIFLOBUM— Fragrant ilowers, 
bright yellow labelluin ; sepals and petals of a 
brownish purple, li ft. Is. 6 d. 
CYPBIPEDIUM SPECTABILE— Labellum is much 
inilated ; delicate rose colour, sepals and petals white. 
One of the best species for all purposes. IJ ft. 
Is. lid. and 2s. Qd. 
DAFFODILS--&e llulb List. 
DELPHINIUMS -See Floral Guide. 
DIANTHUS ANNULATUS— A very beautiful rock 
plant. 1 ft. Cif. 
DIANTHUS ALPINUS (Alpine Pink) — Rose 
flowers, spotted crimson. J ft. Is. 
DIANTHUS BABBATUS MAGNIFICUS FL. PL. 
— Large heads of deep crimson, firf. 
DIANTHUS COHSIUS— Rose coloured ; v<.ry fragrant. 
4 ft. 6rf. 
DIANTHUS CBUBNTUS — Deep crimson-scarlet. 
1 ft. <y, 
DIANTHUS FBAGBANS -1 ft. Gd. 
DIANTHUS KNAPPII— A yellow-flowered species. 
<ld. 
DIANTHUS NEGLECTUS— One of the best ; bright 
rosy pink ; compact tufts. } ft. Is. 
DIANTHUS SUAVIS —A beautiful little species. Od. 
DIANTHUS SYLVESTBIS — Bright rose-coloured 
flowers ; useful. 6d. 
DICTAMNUS FBAXINELLA— Curious red Howers ; 
fine border plant. 3 ft. Urf. 
DICTAMNUS FBAXINELLA ALBA. — White, 
fragrant, firf. 
DICTAMNUS GIGANTEUS— An improvement on 
I>. Fraxinella. Is. 
DIELYTBA (DICENTBA) EXIMIA— A charming 
spring-flowering plant, racemes of drooping reddish- 
purple Ilowers ; fine for spring decoration. I 4 ft. id. 
DIELYTBA FORMOSA — Also a very useful and 
pretty variety. H ft. id. 
DIELYTBA SPECf ABILIS— One of the finest spring, 
flowering plants, either foi- border or greenhouse, that ‘ 
we possess ; well known. 2 ft. 6f(. 
DIELYTBA SPECTABILIS ALBA— White, faintly 
flushed pink ; beautiful. I 4 ft. Is. and Is. 6 d. 
DIGITALIS GR ANDIFLORA— Yellow-floweted 
perennial Fo.xglove. 3 to 4 ft. 6 d. 
DODECATHEON JEFFBEYANUM- The largest f f 
this group ; drooping rose-coloured flowers, with ' 
yellow centres. 1 ft. 9d. 
DODECATHEON MEADIA (The American Cow- 
slip) — Bearing umbels of purple flowers; form cf 
flower somewhat like the Cyclamen ; ijuitc hardr. 
1 ft. Gd. 
DODECATHEON SPLENDIDUM (Shooting Star) 
— Deep crimson colour ; a little gem for a cool, shady 
spot. 1 ft. 9d. 
DOBONICUM AUSTRIACUM — Bright golden 
yellow ; I 4 ft. Cd. each 5s. per doz. 
DOBONICUM OLUSII — ffirh yellow flowers, very 
free and ellectivc. IJ ft. Gd. 
DOBONICUM PLANTAGINBUM EXCELSUM 
(Harpur Crewe)— A grand variety, ]>roducing freely 
large, bright yellow flowers ; the finest for cutting 
purpose.s. 2 to 3 ft. Gd. 
DRABA AIZOIDES — A pretty yellow spring-flowering 
rock plant. ( ft. 6rf. 
DBABA BBUNLEFOLIA- Dark foliage, yellow 
flowers ; a useful rock plant. J fr, 9 d. 
DBABA LASIOCARPA — Distinct; early spring; 
golden yellow tlowois. Gd. 
DBACOCEPHALUM RUPRBCHTI — Lilac-blue 
1 ft. Gd. 
DBACOCEPHALUM VIRGINICUM— Pink flowers 
along the two-thiids the height of steins 2J ft. Gd. 
DBACOCEPHALUM VIRGINICUM ALBUM — 
Long spikes of pure white flowers. 2 ft. 9rf. 
DBYAS OCTOPETALA — A creeping evergreen 
plant; white flowers and yellow stamens ; pretty. 9d. 
ECHINACEA (RUDBECKIA) ANGUSTIFOLIA- 
More graceful than Purpurea ; longer and narrower 
foliage, more slender stems ; abundance of flowers. 
ECHINACEA PURPUREA (Budbeckia) — Very 
stately autumn flowering perennial, with large reddish 
purple flowers. 9rf. 
BCHINOPS BANNATICUS— Very large heads of 
pale blue flowers. 4 ft. 9d. 
BCHINOPS RITBO (Globe-Thistle) — A handsome 
foliage plant, having also globular heads of rich blue 
flowers. 2 ft. Gd. 
BCHINOPS BUTHENICUS— Blue ; a showy border 
plant. 2 to 3 ft. 91. 
BCHINOPS SPH^ROOBPHALUS— Flower heads 
white. Gd. 
EDELWEISS — Sec Gnaphalium. 
BPILOBIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM — Adapted for 
shrubberies, borders, &c. 4 ft. 61 /. 
BPILOBIOM ANGUSTIFOLIUM ALBUM— A iwetty 
rvhite-flowered variety. Gd. 
BPILOBIUM FLEISOHERI— Rosy purple flowers ; 
useful for rockery. 1 ft. 9 i. 
EPIMBDIUM ALPINUM (Barren Wort)— Yellow 
and crimson ; elegant group of rock or border idauts. 
1 ft. Gd. 
EPIMEDIUM MACRANTHUM —White, tinged violet 
9rf. 
EPIMEDIUM RUBRUM — Reddish brown. 6fi(. 
EPIMEDIUM NIVEUM — Cnpital plant for forcing; 
white. 1 ft. 9o!. 
EPIMEDIUM PINNATUM— Bright yellow. 1 ft. Gd 
EPIMBDIUM SULPHUBBUM-Pale yellow. Gd. 
ERANTHIS— A'ee Bulb List. 
EREMURUS BUNGEI — Long spikes of straw-coloured 
Ilowers, with conspicuous autliers ; very rare and 
beautiful. 5s. to 10s. Gd. 
EREMURUS HIMALAICUS- Spikes of pure white 
lloweis ; hanly and free flowering. 5 ft. 2<. Gd. to 5s. 
EREMURUS OLG.® — Dense spikes of rosy flesh- 
coloured flowers. 3 ft. 7s. Gd. 
EREMURUS BOBUSTUS — Of a lovely pink, sweet 
scented, massive spikes, 7 to 8 feet high, native of 
Turkestan. 3s. Gd. to 10s. Gd. 
ERIGERON AURANTIACUS — Large blight orange 
Ilowers, on stems 9 iuolies high. Gd. 
ERIGERON COULTEBI — Pure white, grows in any 
soil or situation. Gd. 
ERIGERON GLABELLUS — Blue and yellow 
flowers ; dwarf. 4 ft- ^d. 
ERIGERON GLAUCUS — La-ge deep violet-blue 
flewors ; compact tufts. J ft. 9d. 
ERIGERON PHILADELPHICUS— Free flowering 
rose-coloured variety. B /. 
