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DOUBLE WHITE VIOLETS. 
BELLE DE CHATENAY — Flowers pare I 
white; large and very fragrant. Ocf. each; I 
6.«. doz. j 
QUEEN — Double white flowers, slightly fluted 
violet rose; highly fragrant; large flowers. Is. I 
SWANLEY WHITE, sy/i. COMTE 
BBAZZA — A beautiful and useful white form 
of Neapolitan, fragrant, hardy, and free, mueh 
grown in America, to where we have exported it 
largely. 9d. eaeh, 6s. doz. 
Rooted little plants, 2s. Gd. per doz.; 15.s. per 100. Cuttings, 9d. per doz.; 5s. per 100. 
DOUBLE VARIETIES. 
DE PARME — Pale lavender-purple, which 
is produced in great abniidance; earlier than 
Aeapolitun, The Hnest variety for growing in 
frames; very free. 
DOUBLE RED — An old and well-known 
kind. 
DUCHESS OP EDINBURGH— Very light 
ground, shaded; each petal tinted mauve, bor- 
dered with azure-blue. Is. 
KING OP VIOLETS— Dark indigo-blue ; 
very large double flowers; best out-doors. 
LADY H. CAMPBELL— Only wants to be 
once seen and it will be universally grown as a 
late kind. dd. 
MADAME MILLOT — Colour a pleasing 
t iolet-piirple, shaded carmine: very free. is. 
MARGUERITE DE SAVOIE— Large 
double deep blue flowers; very free. Is. 
MARIE LOUISE — Fine r-ariety; rich 
mauve-lavender blue, with a white eye; flowers 
large, and one of the best; a universal favourite. 
'Jd. each ; Cs. per doz. 
MDLLE. BERTHA BARRON, syn. 
VICTORIA — A tine, vigorous, compact grower; 
flowers freely produced, strongly scented, and of 
a beautiful indigo-blue. Gd. 
, NEAPOLITAN — Lavender, with a white 
eye ; flowers produced in great abundance ; very 
I ragrant ; in a eold frame a gem all the winter. 
Is. 
j NEW YORK — Mauve-coloured; for size and 
length of foot-stalks similar to Marie Louise; 
\ very fragrant and free. 9d. each ; li.v. per doz. 
ODORATA RUBRA — Red coloured, short 
habit, very hardy ; a great improvement on 
I DIandyana. Is. 
PARMCENSIS PLORE PLENO — While, 
striped with rose; large and double; a distinct 
and pleasing kind. Is. 
PATRIE— Fine for winter; very deep purple- 
violet, slightly streaked red in centre. 
QUEEN OP VIOLETS— White, tinted 
violet-rose; highly fragrant; large flowers. 
VENICE — Resembles A'eia J'oiF; a line variety, 
])roducing pretty rosette-shaped flowers. Is. 
All those not priced, Gd. each ; 4s. per dozen. Special prices for large quantities. 
SINGLE VARIETIES. 
ARGENTzEPLORA- Colour white, tinged with pink, long footstalks, flowers small, strong 
grower, and should be in every garden. C</. each ; 5.v. j,er d.iz. 
DEVONIENSIS — Deep purple, and very sweet. 
GLOIRE DE-BOURQ-LA-REINE — A vigorous-growing variety fine large flowers on Lng 
footstalks. Od. 
ODORATISSIMA — At first sight even the experienced grower might sty it is riclona Reyiiui, 
but when grown side by side, every oue at once admits that its s:zc and ruundiiess of flower more 
resembles a Pansy, aceompanied with a powerful odour. Gd. each ; 4s. per doz. 
RAWSON'S WHITE— White, tinged with pink ; very dwarf and free 
SINGLE RED or PINK— Distinct. 
THE RUSSIAN AND LONDON— Are of a much dwarfor growth, with small leaves, their 
runners become quiekly interwoven, ami in the early spring produce their flowers so thick as to gite 
quite the appearance of a' bedding plant, 'is. per doz. 
VICTORIA REGINA — Is very similar, possessing a fine fiower, long footstalks, and when •, nil- 
grown can bo readily distinguished from all older t'nrietics. Gd. each ; 4s. doz. 
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