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COUNTESS OF KINTORE— As lovely and 
beaatifal as Magpie and Unique are, they are 
eclipsed by this splendid variety, no matter | 
whether for a choice bed or border ; this is one 
of those boons never to bo forgotten, and no one 
can be contented withont it. 
DAWN OP DAY— Prettily marked with 
peach ; large and distinct. 
DOROTHY TENNANT— Purple, slightly 
streaked ; very effective. 
DUCHESS OF PIPE — Light primrose, 
edged bine ; fine habit ; good. 
EVELYN — Dark blue, shaded white; fine. 
OIPSY QUEEN — Light lilac, heavily 
streaked violet; a pretty flower. 
GOLDEN QUEEN OP SPRING- Light 
yellow, slightly rayed in centre ; very showy. 
GOLDFINCH — Yellow edged, pale purple, 
sweet scented. 
GOLDPINDER — Yellow, margined with 
pale purplish lilac ; a distinct and pretty variety ; 
free. 
H. M. STANLEY — Purple, with a decided 
dark stripe: large and free. 
HOLYROOD — Deep indigo-blue, dark blotch. 
H. W. STUART — Tlie best dark striped 
variety in cultivation, iil. each. 
IDA'S CHOICE — Lovely-pink, marked white 
on each petal. 
IONA — Upper petals lavender, lower blue- 
black; eacli of the lower petals has a white 
blotch at the edge. 9</. 
JEPPREYANUM — White, slightly rayed in 
the centre. 
LADY AMORY — Violet and purple lower 
petals, blue lilac shade in upper petals ; a beau- 
tiful variety. 
LORD ELCHO — Deep orange yellow; dwarf; 
fine. 
LORD FITZGERALD — Almost snow-white, 
clear vellow eve ; perfect form ; free. 
LUTEA GRANDIFLORA MAJOR 
— Bright yellow, almost self; rival to the 
Calceolaria. March. 
LUTEA PROPUSA — Of a deep yellow 
colour, rayed in centre. 
MAGPIE — Purple, blotched white ; very 
distinct. 
MARVEL — A dark purple ; fine and free. 
MARY GILBERT — Rich golden yellow ; 
good habit. 
MAXEOLB — Bright ultramarine blue; good. 
MRS. BAXTER — Rich rosy purple lower 
petals, light top petals, largo finely-formed 
flowers ; a first-rate variety. 
MRS. C. TURNER — Purple self ; very 
effective 
MRS. H. BELLAMY— Upper ))etals pale 
lavender, lower rich deep purple; tine clear eye. 
NEPTUNE — I’nrple shaded white, very free 
bloomer ; extra. 
PARAGON— Rich dark blue. 
PILRIG PARK — Pure white, yellow eye. 
PRINCESS BEATRICE — liright lilac, 
shaded rosy -purple, dark blotch ; fine. 
PURITY — One of the best. March. 
PURPLE KING — Very fine and free. 
PURPUREA — A most striking variety. 
PYTHO — Rich shaded violet and purple lower 
petals, rich blue-violet top petals, circular form ; 
flue. 
QUAKER MAID — Pule losy-lavendcr, 
marked yellow centre. 
QUEEN OF PURPLES — Sine to give 
satisfaction. 
QUEEN OP SCOTS— Deep blaeshading to 
a bright white border; large. 
ROSINE — Upper jietals blush white, lower 
pink suffused rase, deepening to mauve towards 
centre ; very fr ie. 
ROTHES-^Deep yellow ; large, smooth ; 
sweet perfume, id. each. 
ROYALTY — Bright yellow ; good form. 
SNOW FLAKE — Of the purest white, 
smooth, yellow eye ; very fine. 
SKYLARK — White, blue edges; showy. 
One of the most attractive. 
SOUVENIR — The largest and noblest of all 
the Violas, lovely bright mauve colour, very free, 
and forms quite a feature. 
SPRING BEAUTY— Dark blue; very free. 
March. 
SYLVIA — Pale primrose, good form; verv 
free ; early. 
THE MEARNS — Rich plum, upper petals 
edged white ; dfiective. 
TORY — Pale indigo-blue, dark blotch. 
TRUE BLUE — Purplish blue self, the best 
blue ; very free. 
VESTAL — White; good bedder. April. 
VIRGINALIS — Silky-white; very dwarf, 
free, and compact. 
WARRIOR — Similar to the Tory, w'ith better 
habit. 
WAVERLEY — Bright violet, shaded plirple. 
WM. NEIL — Pale rose; a pleasing and 
effective variety ; distinct. 
WONDER — Soft pleasing shade of yellow ; 
good form ; very free. 
YELLOW BOY — Fine yellow ; very free. 
March. 
YORK AND LANCASTER — White, 
distinctly striped with rich rosy puipD; extra 
fine. 9a. 
All those not priced, 3rf. each ; 2s. fa. per doz. ; 10s. per 100 ; 10s. p er 1,000 ; Clumps for immediate 
effect, price on application, per doz or 100. For others, see Bedding Pansies 
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