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plant for summet decoration. The varieties of Viola are very unportani, succeeding hi situations where the 
Pansy is a failure. Viola odorata varieties flower in winter ^ and are prized fer their fragrance. For plants of 
Viola ordorata, see p, 12 , and for Pansies and Violas, see Bulb Catalogue, pp. 40 and 41 , 
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Vl'ola comu'ta Mauve Queen J ft. 
Purple Queen, ^ft 
al'Pa, white, 
Magnificent, rich blue violet, J ft 
Perfection, blue, ^ ft 
Sensation, deep violet purple, ^ ft 
pale primrose, i ft 
Crown Jewel, pale yellow, very fine, J ft 
Dickson's Golden Gem, a splendid bedder, ^ ft 
Blue Bell, the most beautiful blue of all, A ft 
lilaci'na. soft lilac, very beautiful, ^ ft 
Mulberry, large rich mulberry coloured flowers, i ft 
Queen of Lilacs, deep lilac pink, very distinct, i ft... 
Royal Blue, rich pale blue, extra fine, J ft 
Tory, rich deep blue, very fine ^ ft 
pure white, the best white, 4 ft 
mixed from above varieties, ft 
For continuous lines, ribbons, 
and edgings to lar^e beds, these 
are charming. To intermingle 
with other plants in beds, they 
are most valuable, being con- 
tinuously in bloom if attended 
to. The cornuta alba is prized 
• in bouquets for its snow-white 
flowers and delicate perfume. 
Perfection, for its rick blue 
flowers. Lutea major, for its 
large flowers, and early and 
perpetual flowering. Sulphur 
Queen isa fine compact bedding 
variety. 
Lauchea'na, a hybrid between the Neapolitan and Pussian violets, J ft. . 
The Czar, violet, the largest flowering and the richest coloured, ^ ft 
The White Czar, white, the largest flowering, ^ ft 
mixed from many varieties, i ft 
azure purple, J ft 
sky blue, ^ ft 
pure white, J ft 
pure yellow, ft 
purple, .i ft 
ultra-marine, 4 ft 
Blue Beard, rich i ft. j- 
Blue Beauty, i ft 7.... 
Blue King, ft 
Caliban, claret red, J ft 
Othello, rich glossy black, ^ ft 
Tyrian Purple, .4 ft T... . 
mixed, irom above varieties j 
These are all fine bedding Pansies. The seed 
having been carefully saved, a large 
portion of them will come true to colour ; 
they may be sown at any time, but those 
which 'are sown from March to May 
will be decorative in the autumn, and the 
colours can be then arranged and the 
pla?its bedded otU for spring decoration. 
Autumn-sown seed will flower in spring. 
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H M II II Splendid large-flowered varieties, J ft 
„ „ French large fiowered Odier’s 6 -spotted, fine varieties, J ft 
VIRGINIAN STOCK, Nat. Ord. Crucif'erm. Chai*ming dwai^f hardy annuals. 
Virginian Stock, ^ ft When sown in Feb. or March a very gay display is ( ^d. & 
white, J ft I produced in the flower-garden with this plant, \ yi. & 
,, I, Pigmy white, T while spring flowers are passing away, and\ o 
„ „ Crimson King, ^ ft... J summer flowers coming in. o 
VISOA'RIA, Nat. Ord, Caryophylla'cem. Beautiful ejfective hardy annuals. 
It is scarcely possible to over-estimate the brilliant effect of V. cardinalis, the charming beauty of Elegans 
picta, or the beautiful Ccerulea, in beds, lines, or masses t all the varieties are very graceful. 
Visca'rla cardinalis, brilliant magenta, ranging to the richest crimson, very effective, ft., yl. & o 
„ ,, ful'gens, rich magenta, ft o 
,, coerulea, blue, this fine variety produces a nice contrast with Cardinalis, ft 3 ^. & o 
,, ePegans pic'ta, scarlet, margined white, elegant and very beautiful, ft 'ffl. & o 
scarlet striped white, a most beautiful variety, ft o 
„ ^'\)dkl>yXQlitViM,whiie, dark centre, ih h o 
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WAI'TZIA, Nat. Ord. Comfos'itoe. Splendid everlasting half-hardy annuals. 
A charming section of Everlastings^ equally valuable for poi culture and the flower border. 
2408 Wal'tzla au'rea, brilliant yellow, most beautiful, ft o 
2409 „ acumilia^ta, flowers varying from purple to citron, very beautiful, i ft o 
2410 „ corymbo'sa, deep amarynih~red, inside of flower lighter, very beautiful, i ft o 
2411 „ grandlflo'ra, the most beautiful yellow, large and handsome, i ft o 
2412 „ mixed from the above o 
WALLFLOWER (Cheiranthus Oheiri), Nat. Ord. Orucif'erce. 
2413 Wallflower, German splendid mixed, double' 
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very good mixed, double 
finest blood^red, single, ft 
Young’s Blood Red, single, ft. 
Harbinger, rich blood sed, i ft.... 
purple, single, li ft 
yellow, single, i.J ft 
Golden Queen, “pure yellroo, i^ft. 
Yellow Plince, pure yellow, i ft. 
German, crimson, dwf. single, ift. 
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,, violet brown, single, li ft. 
,, mixed colours, single, ft. 
splendid mixed, single, ft. ... 
Locliliart’s BlaoR Kince, single 
Hardy perennials. 
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Wallflowers are prized for their delicious 
fragrance. In the spring they are iitdis- 
pensable for beds, groups, and ribbons : 
the large massive conspicuous spikes of the 
double German varieties have a charming 
efiect : while the more bushy, compact 
growth and profuse blooming of the single ^ 
Wallflowers render them exceedingly 
attractive. A massof Golden Queen, with 
its unalloyed rich golden yellow blossoms, 
is a sight unrivalled ; it may be seen from 
a great distance, and so profusely does it 
bloom as to resemble a dense carpet oj 
gold. 
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