CLIBRANS, Seed Merchants and Nurserymen, 
Ang-elonia, g.p. 
31 Grandlflora Alba, very graceful table plant, its numerous, pure 
white flowers standing out in handsome contrast with the 
elegant dark green lanceolate foliage. Per pkt i/-. 
Anthemis, h.p. 
32 Tlnctorla, the golden yellow, single Paris Daisy, very flori- 
ferous, ft. Per pkt., 6d. 
ANTHEMIS TINCTORIA. 
Anthericum, h.p. 
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Very attractive border plants, with pure white gladiolus-like 
flowers ; prefer a dry position. 
33 Llllago, " St. Bernard’s Lily,” pure white, very free, of excep- 
tional grace and beauty, li ft. Per pkt., i/- 
34 Llllastrum, “ St. Bruno’s Lily,” pure white, large, fra- 
grant, ft. Per pkt., 1/- 
ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon), h.p. 
Very showy free blooming plants, especially desirable for beds 
and borders. 
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35 Cllbrans’ Dwarf Scarlet. A magnificent variety, 
growing about 1 2 inches high and pro- 
ducing an abundance of dazzh'ng scarlet 
Per pkt., I/- 
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Cllbrans’ Dwarf Rose. Similar in habit to the 
above, bearing a profusion of flower spikes 
of charming shade of bright rose. 
Per pkt., 1/ 
37 Majus, Choice Mixed, Beautiful free flowering, hardy border 
plants. The seed offered is our own saving from the 
most beautifully marked flowers. Per pkt., 6d. 
38 Grandiflorum, very large flowers ; the habit of the 
plant is robust, and the flowers are nearly double the size 
of the ordinary varieties, whilst the colours are very vivid 
and striking. Per pkt., 6d. 
39 Queen Victoria, This splendid Snapdragon has 
elegant finely-cut foliage, with unusually large flowers 
of a brilliant white, which are borne in great profusion 
on long and graceful flower stalks. Per pkt., 6d. 
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40 Tom Thumb, “ Eclipse,” golden leaved. Th® 
height and colour of the foliage is precisely 
the same as “Sunlight,” the two differing 
only in colour of flower. ’’ Eclipse,” with its dark crim- 
son flowers, showing well above the bright yellow foliage, 
will be found invaluable for borders and carpet bedding. 
Per pkt., 6d. 
Tom Thumb — Queen of the North. A most beautiful 
variety. Grows to a uniform height of i foot, and 
densely covered with large white flowers. Per pkt., 6d. 
Sunlight, golden leaved. This splendid bedding 
plant, with its golden yellow foliage and rosy white 
flowers, spotted and striped with carmine, is almost 
indispensable for borders and carpet bedding. Per pkt., 
6d. 
Yellow Queen. .An undoubted acquisition ; the 
plants arc dwarf and free, the blooms large and beautiful 
in form, and closely set on the stem. Per pkt. 6d. 
44 mixed. Indispensable, either as single plants in 
open border, or massing in mixed borders. Per pkt. 6d. 
AQUILEGIA ( Cohtmbine), h.p. 
Free flowering, brilliant and graceful ; admirably adapted 
for beds, borders, shrubberies, &c. 
45 Long Spurred, perfectly hardy, producing abun- 
=1^* dantly large and elegantly shaped flowers 
Choice with long spurs, which are borne well 
above the foliage, extra selected varieties, comprising 
yellow, blue, white, rose, red, and various intermediate 
shades, in mixture. Per pkt. i/- 
Alba plena, double white. 2 ft. Per pkt. 6d. 
Cserulea, a lovely blue species, lift. Per pkt. 6d. 
hybrids, blue and white. Aft. Per pkt., 6d. 
Californica hybrids, yellow, tinged with orange, spurs orange 
red, very showy, ijft. Per pkt. 6d. 
Canadensis, scarlet and yellow, 2 ft. Per pkt. 6d. 
Chrysantha, primrose yellow, tipped claret, 2ft. Per pkt. 6d, 
grandlflora alba, beautiful form, with large, pure white, 
flowers, produced in great profusion, 2 ft. Per pkt., i/— 
Glandulosa, lilac, deep blue and white, very pretty, 2 ft. 
Per pkt., i/- 
Skinneri, red and yellow, 2 ft. Per pkt., 6d. 
Stuart!. Early, hardy, and attractive variety, with flowers 
4 in. and more in diameter ; the broad, fine blue sepals 
produce a striking contrast to the white corolla. Per 
pkt., I/-. 
Mixed, Extra Choice. Per pkt., 6d. 
Arabis, h.p. 
Alpina, white, lovely for bedding and rockwork, ^ ft. Per 
pkt., 6d. 
Aralia, g.p. 
Sleboldl (New Seed ready end of April). Ornamental 
foliaged plant, for sub-tropical gardening, &c., 4 ft. Per 
pkt., I/- 
Apctotis. 
59 Grandis. Handsome new annual from South- 
west Africa, growing luxuriantly in our 
climate, and forming profusely branched 
bushes of about 2 to 2} ft. in height and breadth. The 
flowers, quite 3 in. in diameter, are pure white, with a 
narrow yellow ring round the centre, with which the light 
• blue of the disc florets and their delicate white stamens 
make a very effecti\ e contrast ; the ray florets being 
lilac on the reverse side. The plant is of easy culture, 
and when placed in a sunny position will bloom all the 
Summer. Per pkt., 6d. 
Arnebia Cornuta, h.h.a. 
60 Very pretty and continuous blooming annual of a rich 
yellow, with black spots, 2 ft. Per pkt., i /- 
Asparagrus, g.p. 
ASPARAGUS, g.p. Exceedingly graceful plants, useful for decora- 
tions, and well adapted for sprays and mixing with out 
flowers ; also makes excellent pot plants. 
61 Plumosus nanus. Perpkt., i/-. 
62 Sprengerl. Perpkt., i/- 
Aspepula, h.a. 
63 Azurea setosa, sky blue, charming clusters of fragrant flowers, 
free, fine for cutting, i ft. Per pkt., 3d. 
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