ean.
54 Anemony Snowdrop.
42 Camellia Rose.
43 Centaurea woad-leaved.
37 Chironia shrubby.
53 Cineraria woolly.
43 Cistus, hoary or rose.
65 Clematis, or Virgin's-bower entire-leaved.
45 Crocus spring.
44 Cyclamen Persian.
51 Daffodil great.
48 ---- reflexed.
64 Day-lily tawny.
39 Franklin's Tartar.
70 Fig-marigold bearded.
67 ---- jagged-leaved.
59 ---- two-coloured.
52 Gentian large-flowered, or Gentianella.
56 Geranium spear-leaved.
55 ---- striped.
68 Houseleek cobweb.
72 Hellebore, livid or purple.
50 Iris Siberian.
58 ---- spurious.
61 ---- tall.
38 Laurustinus common.
66 Passion-flower winged.
60 Pea, or Vetchling sweet.
57 Poppy eastern.
69 Rose moss.
41 Slipper-wort pinnated.
46 Snow-flake spring.
49 Soldanella alpine.
63 Strawberry one-leav'd.
40 Trillium sessile.
71 Thrift purple-cup't.

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