H. CANNELL & SONS’ AUTUMN CATALOGUE. 
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CINERARIAS, “ MARCH PAST '' STRAIN, SINGLE— 
Splendid named Cinerarias, Is. and 2s. each ; owr selection, 12s. and 18 s. per dozen. 
Single, Seedlings by post, per ICO, Ss. ; per dozen, Is. 6 d. ; in pots, is., 6s., and 9s. per dozen. 
CINERARIAS, DOUBLE— 
Until this last few years the splendour and usefulness of the Double Cineraria was comparatively 
unknown, and for cut flowers nothing in their colours can excel them. 
Named varieties, Is. (id. to 2s. (id. each ; when the selection is left to us, 12s. per dozen. 
COLEUS — Including all the new ones — s ( j 
In 24 very best varieties. The most distinct, and, in fact, the pick of all the 
new ones, and certainly the best collection ever offered. 
CLEMATIS— 
indivisa 
lobata ... ,,, ... 
For all the best hardy kinds at the usual prices, see collection in Guide. 
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CYCLAMEN— 
persicum, line plants, with flower buds, and of the finest quality ; will bloom 
like the above 15s. 18s. & 24 
smaller, by post, or in small pots " 6 
Thomas Beddard, Gardener to Lord Leigh, 
Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth, 
February 1 Ath, 1895. 
1 was much pleased with the Strawberries, and the Spawn was excellent. 
