NEW AND RARE PLANTS. 
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NEW SINGLE CINERARIAS OF 1895. 
KAISEIi AM) SENT OUT |:V H. CaNNKM, & SONS. 
GEN. CANROBERT — Splendid bold Bowers of the finest form ; rich magenta, with a Tory 
■ lear white ring; dwarf and free. 
GEO. GISSING— Of a distinct shade of purple, suffused deeper, narrow ring ol white, stained 
rose ; large and fine, distinct. 
MARCUS STONE Kroe, dwarf, and good ; mulberry-plum colour, somewhat lighter towards 
the base of florets, narrow clear white ring ; a fine addition. 
MISS EDITH CHEVILLIER Turc white, with a regular margin at edges of petals of a wry 
rich indigo-blue, the highest colour we haVe yet seen in this class ; dwarf and free. 
MISS MARIE ELBA— Producing enormous fine flowers of a pleasing sljade of .silvery pink 
slightly tinted lilac ; of splendid form, distinct. 
MISS SYBIL MAY Very attractive ; pure white, occasionally marked pi d ft ; large and fine, 
free and dwarf ; very useful. 
3s. 6 (1. each. 
The above new varieties eau be supplied in nice young plants this autumn. 
NEW CARNATIONS FOR 1895-96. 
BENDIGO— Large well-shaped flowers ; distinct bluish purple, very vigorous. i\ C,C. 3s. fid. 
BRAW LASS -Handsome form ; rich bright rose, vigorous and free in growth. F.C.C. 3s. fid. 
BRITANNIA — A superior yellow' self ; rich deep yellow, fine form and large. 3s. fid. 
HORACE TRELAWNEY — A large full rose-coloured flower ; fine variety. 3v. 6d. 
LADY RIDLEY — Creamy white, large and of exquisite form : vigorous habit. 3s. fid. 
MRS. ERIC HAMBRO — Pure white, of the largest size, and of most perfect form. A.M. 
3s. fid. 
SADBK Dark rose, admirable form, colour quite charming ; of better form than Ruby. 3s. fid. 
YELLOW GROUND CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES. 
COWSLIP — A true yellow ground Pieotee, the edge bright rose; handsome, vigorous. A.M. 
3s. fid. 
GEORGE CRUICK.SHANK — Distinct and handsome ; large bill flowers, orange-buff ground, 
flaked with crimson. A.M. 3s. fid. 
MRS. SEYMOUR BOUVERIE -Apricot-buff, flaked crimson ; large and of fine form, 
vigorous. A.M. 3s. fid. 
THE DEY — Large well-shaped flowers of a licit buff colour, suffused and streaked rose ; a 'fine 
variety. 3s, fid. 
NEW CARNATIONS. 
Raised by Maktin R. Smith,' Esq. 
The following limited selection front an immense number of seedlings are of the highest quality, and 
are true “ Malmaisons ’’ in flowers, scent and foliage. One feature of the new Malma'isons is their 
rigorous compact habit of growth, producing their flowers in the greatest abundance. 
MRS. EVERARD HAMBRO — Has large massive flowers of fine form and of a deep carmine- 
rose colour. 3s. 6d. 
PRINCESS MAY— Flowers of large size of the most handsome form, rich deep rose. 3s. fid. 
