SPECIALITIES FOR 1895, offered by WILLIAM BULL, F.L.S. 
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NEMESIA STRUMOSA 
SUTTONI. 
The flowtTH of thiH pretty and distinct half- 
hardy ])lant range from ivory white to primroae, 
orange scarlet, crimson and purple, flowering in 
the open air all througli the Summer. *M. per 
packet. (Retail price, is. per packet.) 
SAINTPAULIA 
lONANTHA. 
A distinct, and pretty greeidiousc plant, pro- 
ducing an abundance of Violet-like flowers 
on slender stalks. The blossoms are of a violet 
blue colour, with golden yellorv stamens, 
yrf. per packet. (Ketail price, Is. per packet.) 
TEN-WEEK STOCK, 
“PRINCESS MAY.” 
A handsome variety, bearing large spikes of 
light primrose coloured flfiwers. The indivi- 
dual blossoms, when fully expanded, attain a 
diameter of two inches, the glossy green of the 
foliage showing off the delicate hue of the 
flowers to the best advantage. One of the 
earliest to flower. U-. per packet ; 9^. per dozen. 
(Retail price, 1«. 6d. per packet.) 
STREPTOCARPUS. 
New Hybrids. 
These handsome liybrids are admirably 
adapted for gi’eeiiliouse and conservatory 
decoration, their pretty trumpet - sliaped 
flowers being produced in the utmost pro- 
fusion through tlie Summer and early 
Autumn months. The value of these 
charming flowering plants is gi'eatly en- 
hanced hy their great diversity of coloiu’, 
which ranges from pure white to deep rose 
and violet-purple. 1-s. per packet; 
1 os. per dozen. 
(Retail price, 2.v. (irf. per packet.) 
SUNFLOWER, 
“THOUSAND-FLOWERE D.” 
Wbcu planted singly ui good soil this new 
Sunflower is said, by the introducer, to grow 
to a height of from 12 to lo feet, hranching 
from th(! base to the top, each branch bearing 
a multitude of medium-sized golden-yellow 
flowers with small black centre, invaluable 
for cutting and other decorative pui’poses. 
4rf. per packet ; 3.9. 6i/. per dozen. 
(Retail price, Sd. per packet.) 
STOCK, “PRINCESS MAY.” 
SUNFLOWER, “THOUSAND-FLOWERED.” 
