SEE OUR HERBACEOUS PLANTS WHEN IN BLOOM. 
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SAXIFRAGA — continued. 
65 balcana (i), flowers covered with red 
spots, iv-v. 6d. 
fig Boydii (5). 3 in., large primrose yellow 
flowers ; very free. A rare gem, iii. 
3 /(>- 
70 alba (5), 3 in., pure white, very 
handsome, iii. pd. 
76 burserlana (5), 2 in., beautiful, free 
flowering ; pure wliite on scarlet stems; 
the earliest and one of the best, 
ii-iii. pd. 
7P major (5), 3 in., exquisite, covered 
with lovely pure white flowers, ii-iii. 
I./- 
83 casia major (i), 3 in., minute silvery 
tufts, white flowers ; slow growing 
v-vii. pd. 
89 carniollca (i), 6 in., large rosettes, white 
flowers, vi-vii. 4d. 
90 catalaunica, highly decorative species. 
6d. 
P2 ceratophylla (syn. Irijurcata) (3), 6 in., 
very showy, dark green leaves, divided 
somewhat like the antlers of a Rein- 
deer ; flowers pure white ; free, v-vi. 
41I. 
05 cochlearls (i), 1 ft., panicles of white 
flowers, branches purjilish-brown : one 
of the best, vi-vii. 6d. 
pf) minor (1), P in., pretty form of 
preceding, vi-vii. 6d. 
240 Camposli (Wallacei) (3), 6 in., beautiful 
panicles of pure white, ii.sefiil for 
cutting, iv-vi. 6d. 
p8 Cotyledon pyramidalls (i), 2 ft,, similar 
to above, but larger ; flowers purplish 
centre, splendid for pots, vi-vii. 6d. 
101 crlstata (i), 3 in., with pure white 
flowers, v-vi. pd. 
104 Cuneltolla (5 ), 4 in., white flower, .spotted 
yellow at the base of each petal, 
roundish leaves, deep green above, 
pale and reddish beneath, v-vii. 4d. 
107 Cymbalarla (syn. Sibthorpii), 3 in., 
annual species, glossy-green leaves, 
bright yellow flowers. Fine for crev- 
ices in rock-work. Sows itself, v-viii. 
4 d. 
110 Fortunell (4), 12 in., snow white blos- 
soms, a fine species, vi-viii. 6d. 
1 1 3 Frederlcka Augusta (syn. luteo-purpmea) 
(5), 4 in., cushions of deep green, 
numerous heads of primrose-yellow, 
ii-iv. 4d. 
1 18 Geum Minor (5), 6 ins., pinkish white 
flowers, produced in panicles, on 
.slender stems, v-vii. 4d. 
123 granulata fl. pi., p in. grows best in 
moist loamy soil, good for cutting, 
iv-v. 4d. 
1 27 Grlesbachll. See New Plants, page 6 . 
130 Guildford seedling. See New Plants, 
page 6 . 
133 hibernica (3). 6 in., cushions of foliage, 
white flowers, v-vi. 4d. 
136 hirculus, 4 in., pretty yellow flowers, 
moist position, vi-viii. 6d. 
140 Hostll (1), 6 in., silvery tufts of foliage, 
tall panicles, white flowers, v-vi. fid. 
141 Altissima (i), p in., a fine form of 
the preceding, fid. 
144 hypnoides KIngll (3), 3 ins., mossy tufts 
of green, flowers white, one of the 
prettiest of .the mossy section, v-vi. 
4 d. 
SAXIFRAGA — continued. 
i4fi Incurvlfolla (1). 3 in., flowers white, 
fid. 
148 Intacta (1). ft., rosettes of sdvery 
leaves, flowers white, v-vi. 4d. 
151 intermedia (5), li ft., pretty, foliage 
edged white, flowers white, v-vi. 4d. 
153 junlperina (5), 3 in., bright yellow. ,\ 
gem for the rock garden, vii-viii. 
fid. 
154 Klngii (3), : ft., wliite flowers, above 
dense cushions of foliage, vii-viii. fid. 
157 lantoscana (1), 9 in., fine large white 
flowers in arching panicles, v-vi. fid. 
158 lantoscana superba (i), 9 in., silvery 
tufts ; snow-white panicles of large 
flowers, v-vi. fid. 
161 longifolla (True. The Queen of Saxi- 
fragas) (i), ij ft., rosettes of silvery 
foliage, white in a pyramidal panicle, 
vii-viii. pd. 
ififi McNabiana (i) i ft., very pretty, white 
with carmine spots, v-vii. 4d. 
170 muscoldes rubra (3) fi in., deep red 
flowers, mossy habit, vii-viii. 3/- 
doz., 4d. each. 
173 nepalensls (i). ij ft., broad rosettes, 
branching panicles of white flowers ; 
very fine, v-vi. fid. 
1 74 nivalis (4), 4 in., white, foliage somewhat 
broad and toothed, vii-viii. fid. 
175 Olivlana (4). i ft., pink and white 
flow’ers, produced in fine panicles, vi-vii. 
4 d. 
17b oppositifolla (2), 2 in., ctisliions of green 
foliage, bright rose flowers ; beautiful, 
grand for ledges and slopes of rock, 
iii-iv. 4d. 
177 alba, (2), 2 in., pure white variety 
of above, iii-iv. fid. 
180 major (2), 2 in., flowers red, larger 
than the type, showy, iii-iv. fid. 
188 pyrenalca superba (2), flowers large 
rosy-lilac, fid. 
191 palmata (3), 3 in., large pure white 
flowers, v-vi. 4d. 
193 pectinata (i), fi in., silvery edged foliage 
in rosettes, white flowers, v-vi. 4d. 
203 pellata (Umbrella Plant), rosy flowers 
on stems 2 ft. high, produced before 
the leaves, fine for water-side, iv-v. fid. 
205 psuedo-sancta (i), 3 pretty yellow 
flowers. 4d. 
206 pulchella (3), 6 in., prostrate stems, 
white flowers, v-vi. 4d. 
20p Rh®l (3),- 3 in., a mossy hillock of 
foliage, covered in Spring with lovely 
pink. v-vi. 4d. 
21 1 rotundlfolia elegans, i ft., spikes of 
pink and white flowers. 4d. 
212 gracilis (4), I ft., blush-white, very 
pretty, v-vi. 4d. 
215 sancta (5), 3 in., yellow, handsome, iv-v. 
.td. 
217 Serrata elegans (4), light rose flowers. 
good grow'er, v. 4d. 
218 minor (4). 3 
4 < 1 . 
221 spathulata (3). i ft., pretty white, on 
erect slender stems, v-vi. gd. 
224 taygetea (4), fi in., neat species, white 
flowers, V vi. gd. 
