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John Saul's 



'■PRIMULA, MARY C. SAUL.— New Double White 



Each. 



A seedling raised in our establishment, the flowers are as large as a carna- 

 tion, very double, of the purest white, habit strong and vigorous ; tho 

 finest white Primula ever raised 2 50 



*PRIMULA, FANNIE F. SAUL. 



Another of our seedlings, a counterpart in every particular of the last, 

 except that the beautiful white blooms are occasionally flaked with 

 vermilion, a magnificent flower 2 50 



"We recommend these beautiful Primulas to our patrons, believing they are 

 unequalled by any others in cultivation. Their merits are well known to the 

 Florists of Baltimore and Washington. 



PEIMULA JfAPQMGA—Qmem q£ Primroses* 



Each. 

 This beautiful Primula has been cultivated by us since its introduction, 

 with great success. It is perfectly hardy, and will flower freely in the 

 open border, though we prefer growing it in a cold pit, where it suc- 

 ceeds to great perfection. " A Primula a foot and a half high, bear- 

 ing four or five separate whorls of flowers, each flower an inch in 

 diameter, and of a splendid magenta color, and the plant moreover 

 perfectly hard v— can anything be added to this to indicate its value ? 

 We hardly think so." 25 



