40 SELECT FLOWEE SIIEDS offered by WILLIAM BULL, E.L.S. 
Per pkt. — s. 
WIQANSIA. — Splendid ornamental sub- 
tropical perennials. 
1012. caracasana, a magnificent omamental- 
foliagsd plant, with immense leaves 
3 ft. long by 1 j ft. wide , , . . 1 
1013. Imperialis, fine stately plant for sub- 
tropical gardening . . . . . . 0 
1014. Vigiori, gigantic tomentose foliage; 
pale blue fiowers . . . . . . 0 
XEKANTHEMUM. — Beautiful half-hardy 
Everlastings. 
1015. annaum parpureum 11. pleno, purple. . 0 3 
1016. album 11. pleno, white .. ..0 3 
ZEA (Uaize). 
1017. Caragua (Oiant Chilian Uaize) ..0 6 
1018. gracillima variegata (Striped Uaize). 
This is much superior to Zaa japonim 
variegata, being more compact in 
habit, whilst its numerous long, 
drooping, graceful leaves are striped 
in the prettiest manner, rendering it 
most tiscful as a decorative plant for 
the open border . , . . . . . . 0 
1019. japonica variegata (Striped - leaved 
Japanese Uaize) . . . . . , 0 
ZINNIA. — Splendid half-hardy annuals. 
1020. elegans, Double mixed , , ,, .,0 6 
1021. Single mixed .. ..0 6 
1022. alba 11. pi., a beautiful variety, 
producing magnificent double white 
fiower.s all through the season . . 0 9 
Assortments, vidi page 20. 
1023. robusta grandiflora plenissima. 
This is a most robust grower forming 
a handsome bush 3 feet or more in 
height, comijletely covered by its 
enonnoua flowers, measuring from 
5 to 5i inches across. The colours are 
also more beautiful and intense, some 
being perfectly dazzling , . ..06 
6 j 
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ZINNIA — continued. Per pkt. — ?. 
1024. elegans, Tom Thumb Double, a very 
desirable acquisition, forming charm- 
ing, compact, freo-llowering dwarf 
bushes, varying from 6 to 12 inches 
high, their beautiful flowers com- 
prising all the beautiful colours 
known in this favourite annual . . 0 
d. 
ZINNIA ELEGANS, 
“TOM THUMB DOUBLE.” 
1025. Haageana 11. pi., brilliant orange 
flowers ; full, double, and as regularly 
built as those of Z. elegans fl. pi. . . 0 9 
1026, Double Striped Perfection, “Scarlet 
and Gold,” very large and faultlessly 
shaped flowers, of a pure golden 
yellow, elegantly striped with bright 
scarlet . . . . . . . . ..10 
CHOICE COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS. 
As in Flower Seeds new S 2 )ecies or varieties and improved strains are being 
constantly imported, proved, or raised, and offered by Mr. William Bull, it 
naturally follows that giving mere names and descrijitions convoy in many 
instances but an inadequate idea of the desirability of some of the handsomest and 
best introductions. Collections of Flower Seeds are therefore made comprising 
the choicest strains of popular favourite flowers, and including selections of the 
best novelties. 
Quality rather than quantity being especially considered— Mr. W. B.’s selections 
maj’ safely be relied on in these Collections. 
A Collection for small Garden 
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medium-sized Gardens 
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