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PRIZES FOR NEW PLANTS, &c. 
PRIZES FOR NEW PLANTS. 
Mr. William Bull having offered, through the Royal Horticultural Society 
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS 
for New Plants of his own introduction, begs to announce the seventh annual series 
of Prizes, as follows . — 
TWELVE SILVER CUPS 
will be given at the Great Summer Show to be held at Kensington, 
May 27th to 30th, 1879, viz., 
FOR PRIVATE GROWERS. FOR NURSERYMEN. 
1st Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 15 guineas. 
2nd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 10 guineas. 
3rd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 6 guineas 
1st Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 16 guineas. 
2nd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 10 guineas. 
3rd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 6 guineas. 
and to those not having previously won any of Mr. William Boll’s Silver Cups 
FOR PRIVATE GROWERS. . POR NURSERYMEN. 
1st Prize, a SILVER CUP. value 15 guineas. 1st Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 15 guineas 
2nd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 10 guineas. | 2nd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 10 guineas' 
3rd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 6 guineas. I f3rd Prize, a SILVER CUP, value 6 guineas. 
In each and all cases the above Prizes to be offered for Twelve New Plants of Mr W llui i 's 
introduction, and sent ont since the commencement of 1876. Tlic plants available for tlie.se prizes to 
comprise only tliose announced in Mr. W. Bui.i.’.s Catalogues, as sent out by him for the liiU time. 
The Catalogues can be easily referred to, or a list of the plants had on application 
111 each and every entiy, the names of the Twelve Plants to be exhibited iiiust be sent with the 
entry. Exhibitors con only compete for one prize at a time in each class. 
The Twelve Plants mii.st be twelve distinct species or varieties, but each may be composed of one or 
mole individual plants, if grouped in one pot, pan, or vase. 
Any Exhibitor winning either of the foregoing Prizes, and having previously won two of Mr. 
William Bnll’s Silver Cups, can have money instead of the Cup, if preferred. 
LIST OF PLANTS AVAILABLE FOR EXHIBITION 
FOR Me. WILLIAM BULL’S SILVER CUPS 
NEW 
AtiALYl'HA TOUT A 
Akalia AUMATA 
OUACU.LIMA 
MACULATA 
Astuocaktum OUANATENSE 
Batemannia Wallisii 
BlANDFOUDIA rillNCEl'.S 
Brahea filamentosa 
Buuoman.sia cocctnea 
CaUUMHIU.M I’OLYALMir.UJl 
■ClIAMAlDOUKA FORMOSA 
COI’ROSMA BAUERIAXA HCTU- 
RATA 
■Croton Bussiaroki 
CONCINNVS 
CON'l'ORTUS 
Macfeeanus 
JIORTII 
FIOTU RATOS 
Royal Prince 
• Sl’LENDIDVS 
PLANTS SENT OUT IN 
I Croton triloro.s Alberti 
• — Disraeli 
Lord Cairn.s 
Traveller 
Diuffenbachia amabilis 
FLAVO-VIRENS 
ILLO.STRIS 
LANCEOLA 
MACULOSA 
, VITTATA 
Dracajna AMBOYNENSIS 
AMUSNA 
COCCINEA 
DECORA 
EBURNEA 
REX 
ROSACEA 
STELLA 
VIROINALIS 
r EuANT1IE.MUM TRICOLOR 
I EuCH.UUS CANDIDA 
1876 . 
Ficus Rouzlii 
Geonoma Caudbri 
Oriffinia ounata 
CrUSTAVIA GUACILLIMA 
Hibiscus (rosa-sinensis) brii,. 
LIANTISSIMUS 
IsOLOMA .MOLLIS 
IXORA REOINA 
JiACUOPIl’ER KXCELSUM AUREO- 
I’R-rUM 
JIeconoi'sis AValliciiii 
Odontoolossum cirriiosum 
PeSCA'I'ORIA Roezlii 
Phyllantiius atropurfurbus 
P rrcAlRNIA PLATVPIIYLLA 
Polygonum tomentosu.m 
PtkrodIscus speciosus 
P lCUAUDIA MULANOLEUCA 
llONNllERGIA MoRRENIANA 
Typiionium Brownii 
VlTEX TRIFOLIA VAllIEUATA. 
