d&nnell & Complete $eed Cfuitle. 
ii.h.A. ENGLISH QUILLED, OR GLOBE. 
'I he guard petals sit regnlarly round, and are thickly quilled, with very high centres ; for 
size and shape they are superior to those usually seen at exhibitions. It is well known to all 
lovers of this class that if home-grown it is superior to that imported. Our large Aster bed in 
September is generally the finest seen in England. Mixed, Is. perpkt. 
ii.h.A. SHAKESPEARE ASTER.. 
Distinct kind, pretiicst of all dwarf Asters, 
the plants forming a compact bush of 6 to 
10 inches in diameter and only 0 inches high, 
producing extra double well-imbricated 
flowers. Very valuable for pot culture, edg- 
ings, and groups; extremely free blooming, 
and keeps in flower till the frost sets in. The 
finest colours mixed, Is. per pkt. 
H.iiiA. PRIDE OP THE MARKET 
ASTER, WHITE. 
A capital Aster for cutting purposes, 
blooming quite three weeks earlier than any 
other kind. Is. per pkt. 
n.H.A. HUMBOLDT ASTER. 
A very elegant and large Pseony flowering 
variety of this much-admired section of 
Asters. They are, by their graceful growth, 
free-blooming, and extremely showy qualities, 
well adapted for groups. 10 to 12 inches 
high. Mixed, Is. per pkt. 
ii.h.A. DWARF CHRYSANTHEMUM- 
FLOWERED ASTER. 
Can scarcely be too highly recommended, 
dwarf compact growth ; large, beautifully 
shaped flowers, very suitable for bedding, anil 
marginal belts to other tall varieties. Mixed 
colours, Is. per pkt. 
PERENNIAL ASTER. 
n.r. ASTER, PERENNIAL — From n splendid collection ; sown early they will flower the 
same year. These are-most useful for all kinds of decoration, and are also quite the fashion. Sow 
in heat. Mixed, Is. Gd. per pkt. 
For collections of plants of Perennial Aster, see Floral Guiae. 
n.n.A. AUBERGINE (Ego Plant). 
Ifandsomo fruit-bearing annual, tine for table decoration. Sow in heat in March , pot off in rich 
soil ; the chief thing is to keep them thoroughly free from insects. Mixed, 3d. per pkt. 
n. p. AURICULA. Handsome favourite hardy perennials. 
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