Cannells’ Floral Guide, 1909, 
TROIVEOLUM, RISALTV OF DAKMSTADT. 
OTHER NOVELTIES PROM VARIOUS SOURCES. 
ALTERNANTHEBA JEWEL— Owing to its more vigorons habit and bolder foliaee this 
4s. U^d“oz.® preference to several of the more delicate varieties, c/each ; 
BOUGAIITVILLEA CYPHERII — Grand new plant. Largest and best coloured 
'■®™orkably free bloomer. 2s. 6<f. 
. CHETTLEBURGH — A variety of recent introduction • 
brilliant colour ; free grower ; rather shj flowering. 2s, Gc/. ’ 
^®RLE von STUTTGART- Very compact habit- 
ed ief"?ness lt"and ir."6r ® 
CAMPANULA BALCHINT— A beautiful ornamental hanging plant, deep blue flowers 
^ ® window plant of easy cultivation. *^ls. ’ 
campanula ISOPHYLLA MAYII— Useful either as a pot or basket plant droopine 
Me^ipR”!! ^S^*\s **'^^*’ flowers are produced in the greatest freedom. ’Award of 
';®U ornamental and graceful trailing plant, with slender 
greyish branches, beanng small orbicular fleshy leaves, most prettily marbled with silvery white on 
inter«Hn^ piukish in colour, tubular, distended at the base A most 
intere^ing and excellent basket plant for a warm greenhouse. Is. Gd 
STRIATA — Distinct striped calyx. Is. 6d. 
miFFv TH^LICTBIFOLIA— A new species from Central China, bearing great 
quantities of short, slender, tube-shaped yellow flowers, in racemes 6 to 7 inches long. It can be 
well recommended for cool house and conservatory decoration, and when grown in pots will yield a 
UW?' excellent rock garden plant in well protected posHions. 
Merit, R.H.S. Deep yellow, fringed with dark 
eWpu’v^ T tA A^^ ’ ® good constitution. 6s. 
P^^ICATUM— A charming new species from Brazil, producing a 
/• flowers, which are larger than A tnmcalum, and of more regular 
=5",, :£’■ ‘ "■« »' 
This charming and effective variety is without 
mwth oreryone,” its easy culture, effective variegation, and regular 
one of the best ornamental plants yet sent out. As a variegated plant for having 
pots or vases it cannot bo excelled. Awarded a Firet Class Certificate, R.H.S. Is. “ * 
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