Chrvsnn thcmuiii niaxiiiuiin IJeaiite niv«?lloise, otoile polaire^ 
liverest, gloiro tie grandifloriini, C. l^owtliian ISell' 
and plume crautruehe, 1/6 each. 
Coreopsis gritndifloi'a Perry’s var. ; handsome semi-double yellow 
flowers fA/M. R. 11. P.), 9 d. eaih. 
— lanceolata bieolor ; large fimbriated florets with a broad dark blotch 
at their base, 2/— each. 
— lanceolata oeulalst ; bright yellow with a small dark blotch at the 
base of the florets, 6 d. each. 
Diosetu'ca eaueasie;j j beautiful foliage, soft green, 2/— each. 
Eehinops nivalis ; large heads of white flowers, 9 d. each. 
— sphairoeei>h;»Ins ; flower-heads pale blue, 1/6 each. 
Erigeon Merstham glory ; semi-double flowers of violet blue colouring 
(A. M. R.H. S.), 6 d. each. 
— Q nakei-ess; pale lavender mauve, very fine, (A. G. M. R. H. S.), 6 d. each. 
— speeiosns major ; pale blue flowers with a yellow disk, 9 d. each. 
— Villarsii; flow^ers lilac pink, 1/— each. 
Erynginm planum ; sterns an'd flowers of a deep steel blue, l/6 each. 
Eulalia graeillima uiiivittata ; long narrow leaves, very graceful, 
1 / — each. 
Geranium armenum .^lerstham variety ; deep rose petals with a black 
blotch at their base, 1/— each. 
— gi*andiflorum ; pretty 'foliage, flcwers blue, 6 d. each. 
— sanguineiim la neastriense; very dwarf, dainty pink flow^ers, 9 d. each, 
— pi atypetalum ; large purplish flowers with violet veins, 6 d. each. 
Geum fire opal; fiery scarlet suffused orange, 1/— each. 
Gyuerium argenteum elegaus; one of the best Pampas grasses, 1/6 each\. 
— — fol.iiureo linejitis 5 green striped yellow’, 1/6 eac/i. 
-monstroi^uni ; immense while plumes, one of the finest, 1/6 each. 
-Stenaekeri fol. var. ; a grass-like dwarf sort with a white varie¬ 
gation, 1/6 each. 
— \Ves»erlingi fol. var. ^ white strir.ed foliage. ‘/heo'A 
— juhatiini ( Cortaderia Quila) ; long arched white plumes, 2/6 each. 
Gypsophila paniculata 15ri.stol f;»iry; double flowers, pure w’hite, twice 
the size of the common sort and earlier (A. M. R. H. S.), I/— each, 10/— doz. 
— — llosenschleier ; a superb novelty wilt, large pink flowa rs (A. M. R^ 
II. S.), t d. each, 5/— doz. 
llelenium autumiiale Chipi)eidie!d orange ; brilliant orange yellow^, 
fla'med brick red, new, 9 d. each. 
— — criue.«c»n beauty; 2 feet, flowers bronze crimson, early, 9 d. each. 
— — Moerheim beauty (Huys); flow’er-iieads of an inleii'e nrialugany red,,. 
1/6 each. 
-Ri vertou gem ; maroon snlTosed wuth red (A. M. R. II. S.), 6 d. each. 
— — rubrum ; flower-heads maroon red (A. M. R. H. S), 9 d. each. 
-Wyudley; 3 feet, large bronze and yellow flowers, early, 9 d. each. 
Ilemci'oeallis ; 20 beautiful sorts a & d. to 1/6 each. 
Hepa tiea angulosta ; the American counterpart of our common species;, 
pretty foliage, flowers sky blue, 1/6 each. . 
Eyehuis Vasearia spleiub*u?s plena'; double carmine red flowers, 6 d.each. 
M onarda didynui alba ; whorls of pure white flowers, 1/ — each. 
- VViHley vaiiety ; deep pnrtde head.«, 1/6 ca'h. 
IMepeta macrantha; a tall sort with pretty .spikes of blue flowers, 1/— each 
— .\Ius!sinii; clumps of minute lavender flowers, 4 d. each. 
