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I\epeta Miis»4inii supei'ha ; flowdi-s blii3, l/— each. 
Orohiis aiiraiitiaeus ; from Asia minor, flowers orange brown, 1/G each. 
Phloniirs samia ; large whorls of pure yellow flowers, 6 d. each. 
Phlox can:t<UMi»iw iitpis do iieij>-e; white, 1/— each 
— — violet queen ; flowers of a deep violet, l/ — each. 
Ph ysosteyia A'irg-iniana Vivid; deep carmine rose flowers (A. M. R. II. S.;, 
1 / — each. 
Phytolacca clavigera; a rare Himalayan perennial ; dense spikes of rose pink 
flowoi's, lollov/ed by crimson and black berries (A. M. R. II. S.), 2/— each. 
PI iiiuhago tiridilhii (Ceratostigma Griffithii) ; foliage bronze red and 
flowers bright blue, 1/6 each. 
— Lai'peutie (Ceratostigma plurnbaginoides) , a very hardy dwarf plant, 
covered in =^u<uii n with clusters of sky-blue flowers, 4 d. each. 
— Will niottire (Ceratostigma Willmottiee); a beautiful new plant from China, 
smothered with brilliant light sky-blue flowers, 1,6 each. 
Polygonum campanulatiim; a very pretty plant with panicles of white 
flowers, 6 d. each. 
Potentilla Gibson’s scarlet ; a beautiful hybrid with crimson scarlet 
flowers, 1/— each. 
— R oscocana ; flowers salmon red with scarlet centre, 1/6 each. 
— splemlens; very fine white flowers during the whole season, 1/— each. 
— Tongei; flowers coppery red, blotched maroon, 1/6 each. 
Rodgei'sia* tesciilifolia, beautiful foliage ; white flowers in branching 
spikes, .2/— each. 
— pinnata and i^innata alha ; 2/— each. 
— podophylla ; very fine palmate foliage, 2'— each. 
Rudheckia laciniata florc pleno ; a tall growing plant producing large 
double yellow flowers (A. M. R. H. S.), ^ d. each. 
— nitida autumn glory ; large flowers deep yellow, invaluable for cutting, 
1 /— each. 
— — Ilerhstsonne ; a handsome plant carrying immense light yellow flo¬ 
wers with a green ^'entral cone, 1/— each. 
— spcciosa [fulgida) ; flowers bright yellow with a black disk, 4 M. each. 
Ruellia ciliosa; a North American sort with pale blue flowers, 2/— each. 
Saxifraga {Megasea) l>cesiana; ornamental foliage, flowers rose, 2j<6 each. 
— {Megasea) IJelavayi ; flowers crimson, with a bronze foliage, 2/6 each. 
Senccio clivorum ; deep orange flowers, 1/6 each. 
— Vcitchianu?»; tall spikes of yellow flowers, 1/6 each. 
— AV’ilsouianus; tall erect branches, flowers golden yellow, 1/6 each. 
Solidago gohlen wings ; the most decorative of all Golden Rods, tall 
arching much branched yellow sprays, fragrant (A. M. R. H.S.), 6 d. each. 
Stokesia cyanea alba; white suffused with pale blush, 2/6 each. 
-grandiflura; very broad flower-heads, lilac blue, 1/— each. 
-praecox ; an early flowering sort with blue flowers 2/— each. 
'Xhiilictrum Delavayi album ; pure white flowers, 1/6 each. 
— dipterocarpum ; elegant Maidenhair-fern-like foliage, dainty mauve blue 
flowers with yellow anthers, 9 d. each. 
■Xrollius asiaticiis Salamandre; brilliant deep orange, each. 
— hybeidus Goldquelle, large golden yellow globular flowers, 2/— each. 
Verbena bonariensis; fi’om Buenos-Aires, tall stems, purplish flowers, late, 
l/— each. 
Veronica elegaus cai^nea; graceful spikes of pink flowers, 1/— each. 
— incana; grey foliage, blue spikes, l/— each. 
Vittadinia triloba Moerheimii/jRuysj; anew variety with flowers larger 
than the type, pale mauve rose, produced during the whole summer, 6 d. each. 
And many other herbaceous plants. 
