(jctr\r\ell & Complete $eed (^uide. 
h.a. CONVOLVULUS MAJOR — Finest 
mixed, id. per pkt. 
H.A. CONVOLVULUS MINOR— Crimson 
violet flowers, very striking ; bright yellow eye, 
encircled with a band of snowy white, broadly 
margined with rich crimson-violet, varying in 
somo blooms from bright violet to rich velvety 
purple-crimson. 3cf. per pkt. 
1I.A. CONVOLVULUS MINOR — Bine. 
id. per pkt. 
h.h.p. COB^EA SCANDENS — Purple-lilac, 
large bell-shaped / lowers , a rapid growing climber, 
producing a grand effect under glass, and during 
summer on south walls, verandahs, arbours, &c. 
id. per pkt. 
it.n.r. COB-ffiA SCANDENS ALBA— 
White. Is. per pkt. 
H.A. CLINTONIA ELEGANS— Beautiful 
little annuals, very suitable for edgings or rock- 
eries ; sow in heat with care as the seed is very 
minute, id. per pkt 
ii.a. CLINTONIA PULCHELLA ALBA— 
CONVOLVULUS (tl'OMtEA PURPUREA) MAJOR. 
ill. per pkt. 
COIl.UA SCANDENS. 
■I.A. COLLIN SI A GRANDIFLORA I H.A. COLLINSIA MULTICOLOR MAE- 
—Purple. id. per pkt. MORATA— White and rose ; very pretty, id. 
ii.a. COLLINSIA BICOLOR CANDIDIS- per pkt. 
SIMA — White, vory pretty dwarf spring flower- COREOPSIS — See Calliopsis. 
ing annual, id. per pkt. 
Mrs. K. Wall, Spring Hank House, Shirley Warren, near Southampton, 
March Mi, 1891. 
1 shall be pleased to leave the selecticn to you, as I was delighted with my seeds last year. 
A. W. Warren, Esq., Southampton Row, London, Jamiar// 24M, 1891. 
The seeds I had from you last year were in every way extremely satisfactory, and the results 
gave admiration to all who saw them. 
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