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SPECIALlTflvS oi.’FKitKi) BY WILLIAM BULL, F.L.S. 
112. CHRYSANTHEMUM, LARGE-FLOWERING, extra choice mixed. — Saved from a choice 
collection of named flower.s, including* all shades of colour, 1a-. per packet. 
113. CHRYSANTHEMUM, POMPON VARIETIES, extra choice mixed.— From a splendid collection 
of named flowers. 1-v. per i)ucket. 
114. CHRYSANTHEMUM SEGETUM GRANDIFLORUM, a large flowering variety, with blooms 
of a bright sulphu’-yellow colour, 2 to inches in diameter. Invaluable for cut flowers. 
6d. per packet. 
CINER.\RIA, choice mix)d. — page 7. 
CINERARIA, double.— r*rA'i>age 7. 
CINERARIA HYBRIDA GRANDIFLORA NANA.— Tn/r page 7. 
llo. CLEOME HEPTAPHYLLA. — A very handsome tender annual, bearing beautiful terminal 
spikes of pure white flowers. The seed should bo sown in heat in early si)ring, the plants 
being gradually hardened off to plant out of doors in sumtuer, or potted on anil kept in the 
greenhouse or conservatory for summer and autumn decoration. 2.v. 6//. i^er packet. 
IIG. CLIANTHUS DAMPIERI. — An extremely handsome greenhouse plant, hearing in short 
racemes, large pendent, g’orgoons flower.s of a beautiful crimson viu’milion colour, marked 
at the base of the \ipper petal with a shining, velvety, purplish-blaidc blotch. The flowers 
are about four inches long, and very effective. In pai^kets, 1 a. each. 
117. CLIANTHUS PUNICEUS. — An extremely oruamontal i)laut, produiang racemes of lovely 
pea-like flowers, l.v. per packet. 
COCKSCOMB, GLASGOW PRIZE. — This 
well-known and beautiful tender annual 
i.s of a bighly decorative character, 
equally valuable for conservatory, sitting 
room, or flower garden, l.v. piu* packet. 
COLEUS, choice hybridised. — The colours 
in the differout seedlings will embrace 
many shades of glowing red, magenta, 
crimson, purple, and claret; some of the 
loaves being handsomely marked with 
crimson on an olive ground, blotched 
with crim.son on a, green ground, while 
others will be green, margined with 
crimson, and ricr rcr.sv?, the lustrous 
tints, striking venations, atid peculiar 
shot silk-like appearance, making them 
immensity attractive, l.v. and l.v. Grf. 
per packi't. 
COLEUS, extra choice, from new varieties. 
oa. per packet. 
CONVOLVULUS TRICOLOR ROSEUS.— A 
cliarming variety, 10 to 12 inches high ; 
the centre of tlie rose-iioloured flower 
is suiTounded by pnr})lish-violct, and 
marked towards tlie throat with five 
broad golden - yellow rays. Gd. per 
packet. 
CYCLAMEN PEESICU*M.— Pi* page 10. 
CYCLAMEN PERSICUM GIGANTETJM 
(grandiflorum). — Vide page 10. 
CYCLAMEN, of sorts, rirt'epage 10. 
122. DAHLIA (Single), new striped flowered.— Quito a new strain of those deservedly popular 
flowers, the blooms being splashed, stnated, rayed and variegated in the most pleasing 
manner with every shade of crimson, maroon, scarlet and yellow, on white, scarlet, 
maroon and yellow grounds. The flowers, which are vciy oimamental and attractive, will 
be found most useful for cutting. J^ide illustration, l.v. per packet. 
