4 NOVELTIES I'oii 1895, offered hy WILIJAM BULL, F.L.S. 
PETUNIA, 
“GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA.” 
A large-flowering strain of Petunias, 
raised liy a celebrated Californian grower. The 
flowers arc of imnieuso size, measuring .sonie- 
tiines o inches in diameter, and caunprisa 
almost every shade of colour, the veining aud 
marking.s being most exquisite. The blossoms 
are of great substance aud bcautifidly fringed. 
9». per dozen pacltets. (Ketail price, !■<. per packet.) 
PRIMULA OBCONICA GRANDIFLORA. 
A large-flowered forln of the pretty decorative Priwula obrouica^ producing abnost continuously 
largo trusses of bloom, the individual flowers measuring from 1 to 1^ inch in diameter; they 
are also much deeper in colour than the normal small-flowered type, to which it is infinitely 
superior. 
l.v. 8rf. per packet : 18,v. per do/*n packets. (Retail pnt^e, 2s. 6rf. per packet.) 
TECOMA SMITHII. 
One of the finest Seed Novelties yet introduced, and an exceedingly beautiful addition to our 
Autiunn and Winter flowering greenhouse plants. The flowers are tubular in shape, about 2 inches 
long, and about 1 inch in diameter at the mouth, of a rich lemon colour’ shaded with dark orange, 
borne in large terminal cor jnnbi form heads, presenting a most charming appearance, and lasting in 
full beauty for upwards of a month. 
Th(' plant is veiy easily grown, in fact, is as easily managed a»s a Chrysanthemum. Was 
awai’dcd a First Class Certificate by the Royal Horticultural Society. 
Per packet. Is. Crf. (Retail price, 2.v. tirf. per packet.) 
