TO THE FLOWER-GARDEN. 
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BOCCONIA JAPONICA. 
NO. 
PER PKT. 
CACTUS. Nat. Ord., Cactacea . 
An extremely curious nnd interesting genus, many of the varieties producing magnificent 
flowers of the most brilliant and striking colors; succeeds best in a sandy loam, mixed 
with lime rubbish and a little peat or rotten dung. Greenhouse perennial. 
170 Cactus, mixed species and varieties 
,25 
CALCEOLARIA. Nat. Ori>., Scrophulariacece, 
Plants of a highly decorative character; an indispensable ornament for the drawing¬ 
room or conservatory. The shrubby variety is sometimes grown for in-door and some¬ 
times for out-door decoration. They succeed in any light, rich soil. Half-hardy perennials. 
177 Calceolaria hybrida, mixed. Saved from a named collection.25 
178 “ James’s International Prize, saved from a collection of this cele¬ 
brated strain of Calceolarias which received the first prize at the 
S >ring and summer exhibitions of the Royal Horticultural and Royal 
otanic Societies, in London, during the past season . . . . .60 
179 ** Superba grandiflora, extra fine, spotted and striped, large-flowered; 
saved from flowers which obtained many prizes at the English and 
Continental Exhibitions.50 
