SPECIALITIES OFFERED BY WILLIAM BULL, F.L.S. 
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LA Yrt G kmm A , R0S .f A — 0ne of tlw most beautiful greenhouse and conservatory climbers 
per pack™’ * * nUmerous brJllant carmine-coloured bell-shaped flowers. 2s. 6 d. 
LARKSPUR, assortments. — Vide page 27. 
LAVATERA ARBOREA VARIEGATA. Received First Class Certificate from the Floral 
Committee ot the Royal Horticultural Society. Is. per packet. 
IE 6 P d T p“ ? ™ket E0SEUS ‘ _Large fl0WerS 0f a -farming tender rose colour; very dwarf. 
LOBELIA CAVANILLESI, vide page 5. 
LOBELIA CRYSTAL PALACE COMPACTA.-This beautiful variety unites the deep blue 
colour of the true Crystal Palace sort with the compact habit of the encta section P being 
ot great value m riband bedding, and for cultivation in pots. Is per packet ’ 
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LOBELIA (HERBACEOUS) QUEEN VICTORIA. -A well-known summer-flowernm 
perennial, extremely useful either for beds or borders. Is. per packet. ° 
LOBELIA PUMILA. A distinct dwarf variety, with dark blue flowers. 6 d. per packet. 
LOBELIA PUMILA ALBA.— A pure white variety of the above. 6 d. per packet. 
L °bf per pa G krf ILA ’ BRIGHT0N GEM — Very compact and dwarf, flowers bright blue. 
LOBELIA, vide also page 33. 
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155. MARIGOLD, AFRICAN (Lemon) In ex- 
cellence of habit, height, and free-flowering 
propensity, the same as the preceding, but 
varying in colour, which may be described 
as pure lemon ; both may be fully depended 
upon to produce remarkable effect. Gd. per 
packet. 
156. MARIGOLD, AFRICAN (Orange).— A really 
magnificent selection from a Prize strain, 
bearing immense brilliant orange -coloured 
flowers, which are fully double and almost 
globular in shape, the bottom petals curving 
nearly back to the foot-stalks, the flower- 
head often measuring 7 to 8 inches over ; a 
showy and extremely effective plant. Gd. 
per packet. 
157. MARIGOLD, FRENCH STRIPED, BULL’S 
SUPERB. — The seed offered is the produce 
of plants that have been carefully selected 
from time to time ; and only the most 
perfectly striped and formed flowers having 
been retained for seeding purposes, it may 
therefore be depended upon to produce 
beautifully striped blooms. Gd. per packet. 
MIGNONETTE, GARAWAY’S WHITE.— The finest of all the White Mignonettes, and 
for out-door summer decoration its great beauty will be apparent, the spikes are 
larger, and the individual flowers are more double and of a much purer white, renderin'-- 
it the finest variety for winter blooming. Is. per packet. 
MIGNONETTE GOLDEN QUEEN. — This distinct and handsome Mignonette is of dense 
pyramidal growth, the numerous branches being terminated by large spikes of an intense 
golden-yellow colour. Its rich coloured flowers and luxuriant dark green foliage renders 
it a highly attractive variety. Is. per packet. 
MIGNONETTE MACHET. — This splendid Reseda is well adapted for pot culture, the 
dwarf and vigorous plants throwing up numerous stout flower stalks terminated 
by massive spikes of deliciously- scented red flowers. Is. per packet. 
MIGNONETTE MAMMOTH.— Fide page 5. 
Marigold, French Striped. 
161. MIGNONETTE MILES’ SPIRAL- -Habit dwarf and branching producing erect columnar 
spikes. A really vigorous and free-growing variety, admirably suited for decorative or 
market purposes. Is. per packet. 
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