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MARIGOLD, FRENCH STRIPED. 
LOBELIA CARDINALIS (the Cardinal Flower). — A splendid herbaceous perennial, bearing 
large spike.s of cardinal-scarlet flowers, forming a most attractive object either in beds or 
boiAers. Very useful for cutting for all kinds of decoration. Is. per ])aeket. 
LOBELIA, CRYSTAL PALACE COMP ACTA.— Tliis 
beautiful variety unites the deep blue colour of the 
true Crystal Balace sort with the compact habit of 
the erecta section, being of great value in riband 
bedding, and for cultivation in pots. Is. per packet* 
LOBELIA ERINUS, Crystal Palace variety. A first 
rate strain. 4</. per packet. 
LOBELIA ERINUS SPECIOSA.— A really fine stram, 
very compact, producing in great profusion large 
blue flowers with white centre, id. per packet. 
LOBELIA (HERBACEOUS) QUEEN VICTORIA.— A 
well-known Siuniner-floweringperennial, extremely 
useful either for beds or borders. 9d. per packet. 
LOBELIA PUMILA, WHITE GEM.— Most perfect 
white variety in cultivation, compact habit, profuse 
bloomer. 9U. per packet. 
LOBELIA PUMILA MAGNIFICA.— A splendid dark 
blue variety. 9if. iier jiaokct. 
LOBELIA, ROYAL PURPLE, Certificated by theRoyal 
Horticultural Society. — In colour this fine Lobelia 
is a very rich shade of violet-pui'jde with a large clear 
white eye. Thohabitissemi-eompact. 6d.peri)kt. 
LOBELIA. — Kide also pages 5 and 36. , , . , . . ,,, 
LUPINUS ALBO-COCCINEUS NANUS.— Bears pretty and dehciously -fragrant spikes of bloom. 
ITie lower half of tlie flower-spikes is of a rich rosy-crim.sou colour, tlie upper portion being 
white. 3d. jior packet. 
MARIGOLD, AFRICAN (Lemon).— In excel- 
lence of habit, height, and free-flowering 
propensity, the same ns the following, but 
varying in colour, which may be described 
as pure lemon ; both may bo fully depen- 
ded upon to produce remarkable effect. 
6d. per packet. 
MARIGOLD, AFRICAN (Orange).— A mag- 
nificent strain, bearing immense brilliant 
orange-coloured flowers, which are fully 
double and almost globular in shape, 
the bottom petals cui-ving nearly back to 
tlie foot-stalks ; a showy and extremely 
etfcctive plant. 6d. per packet. 
MARIGOLD, SUPERB FRENCH STRIPED. 
The seed offeied has been carefully selected 
fi-oin time to time ; and only the most per- 
fectly striped and formed flowers having 
been retained for seeding purposes, it may 
therefore be depended upon to produce 
beautifully striped blooms. Vide illustra- 
tion . id. per packet. 
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM CORDIFOLIUM 
VARIEGATUM. — A ])rocumbent succu- 
lent plant, with flat fleshy leaves, distinctly 
mai'gined with cream colour. 9d. per pkt. 
MIGNONETTE, GARAWAY'S WHITE.— 
The finest of all the White Mignonettes, 
the spikes being larger, and the individual 
flowers more double than any other white 
kind. 9rf. per packet. 
MIGNONETTE, GOLDEN QUEEN.— Dis- 
tinct andhaudsome,theuumerous branches 
being terminated by large spikes of an 
intense golden-vcllow. id. per packet. 
MIGNONETTE, MACHET.— A superb va- 
riety for pot culture, the stout flowerstalks 
terminated by ma.s.sive spikes of deliciously 
scouted red flowers. 6d. per patiket. 
MIGNONETTE, MAMMOTH. — A splendid 
Mignonette producing eiiormouB spikes MIGNONETTE. MAMMOTH, 
of flowers, rendering it of tlie greatCvst 
value for forcing and cut purposes. 6r/. per packet. 
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