nis.

208 Melissa grandiflora.

193 Narcissus angustifolius.

197 ---- biflorus.

190 Ornithogalum aureum.

201 Pelargonium bicolor.

213 Polygonum orientale.

191 Primula marginata.

204 Ranunculus aconitifolius.

215 ---- acris flore pleno.

182 Salvia aurea.

196 Saxifraga crassifolia.

211 Sedum populifolium.

186 Selago ovata.

183 Syringa vulgaris.

212 Tanacetum flabelliforme.

INDEX.

In which the English Names of the Plants contained in the _Sixth Volume_
are alphabetically arranged.

_Pl._

199 Aster alpine.

208 Balm great-flower'd.

181 Bladder-senna scarlet.

210 Celsia linear-leav'd.

188 Convolvulus azure.

185 Coronilla rue-leav'd.

201 Crane's-bill two-colour'd.

203 ---- angular-stalk'd.

204 Crowfoot mountain.

215 ---- upright-double.

214 Dragon's-head toothed.

206 Geranium anemone-leav'd.

189 Heath great-flower'd.

209 Hibiscus bladder.

194 Imperial crown.

198 Indigo white-leav'd.

187 Iris elder-scented.

184 Ixia saffron-colour'd.

192 Ladies-slipper two-leav'd.

216 ---- white-petal'd.

183 Lilac common.

202 Lupine perennial.

193 Narcissus narrow-leav'd.

197 ---- two-flower'd.

190 Ornithogalum golden.

213 Persicaria tall.

191 Primula silver-edg'd.

182 Sage golden.

196 Saxifrage oval-leav'd.

186 Selago oval-headed.

211 Stonecrop poplar-leav'd.

212 Tansey fan-leav'd.

200 Toad-flax branching.

207 ---- alpine.

195 Wall-flower changeable.

207 William sweet.

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