NOVELTIES & SPECIALITIES foe 1887, offered in: WILLIAM LULL, F.L.S. 5 
I* DOUBLE DAISY-SNOWDRIFT. 
A new and beautiful pure white variety, extremely proliferous, beating- its flowers, which are 
beautifully reflexed, on long- footstalks, well above the foliage. Is. per packet. 
15 NEW STRIPED FLOWERED 
SINGLE DAHLIA. 
Quite a new strain of these deservedly 
popular flowers, the blooms being splashed, 
striated, rayed and variegated in the most pleas- 
ing manner with every shade of crimson, maroon, 
scarlet and yellow, on white, scarlet, maroon and 
yellow grounds. The flowers which are very 
ornamental and attractive will be found most 
useful for cutting. 
In Packets, Is. Gd. each. 
For other varieties of Dahlias, vide page 15. 
16 NEW MIGNONETTE 
MAMMOTH. 
A splendid new Mignonette producing enor- 
mous spikes of flowers, rendering it of the greatest 
value for forcing and cut purposes. It origi- 
nated with one of the largest growers of 
cut-flowers for the New York market, where 
its wonderful spikes of blossom aro in great 
demand. 
In Packets, Is. each. 
For other varieties of Mignonette, ride pages 17 
and 34. 
17 LOBELIA CAVANILLESI. 
A very showy erect-growing species, introduced from Mexico, profusely producing its remarkable 
flowers, the tubes of which are brilliant scarlet, the lobes being orange yellow. It is half-hardy and 
may be grown either as an annual or biennial. Per packet. Is. 
18 PETUNIA HYBRIDA GRANDIFLORA INTUS AUREA. 
A splendid new acquisition, the flowers of which aro of large size and comprise striped, blotched 
and self-colored forms, of various beautiful shades of crimson, purple and rose to pure white, each 
flower having a yellow throat of great depth and breadth, veined with dark marking. 
In Packets, Is. 6 d., 2s. Gd., and 5s. each. 
For other varieties of Fetunias, vide pages 19 and 20. 
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