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ZINMIAS 
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ZINNIA LILLIPUT 
Zinnia elegans fl. pi. Crispa. 
The Curled and Crested Zinnias— 
These unique and charmiuj; kinds originated 
in Ainericu, and represent quite a now strain 
Tile flowers are of perfect form, large and 
double, the petals being twisted, curled, and 
crested into- the most fantastic contortions 
and giacefiil forms, rendering them cntirelv 
free from the stiffness which is characteristic 
of thisfamily. Theireaseof culture, and their 
early and long continued bloom, will render 
them p<)))ular garden favourites wherever 
tried, (ill. per pkl. 
Zinnia Lilliput, Double-flowered 
— A very dwarf ami improved form of this 
intcrestiiig class of Zinuia.«. l.s. jier pkt. 
Zinnia Dwarf, Double Striped 
— The seed will produce 60 to 65 per cent, 
of very flue striped or Zebra-mftrked flowers, 
whose range of colour includes a great variety 
of very effective shades. 1*. per pkt. 
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Book about Roses. By Rev. Canon Hole, 2s. 6d. : post 
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Ml'. John Hauvev, The Gardens, E.xhall, Coventrv, Fehruunj Hth, ISfli 
1 our seeds are the best 1 Imve ever tried in my life. 
. Mr. C. Townse-nd, Buckden, Hunts, March 5th, 1894. 
The seed 1 liini from you last year I believe that every one grew, both in vegetables and flowers, though the season was so dn . 
Mr. H. 'WTckham. Wilton Cottage, York Uoad, Ueigat'C, March 27th, 1894. 
The seeds you supplied have come up quite satisfactory. I must lay your Heal Manure is e.xcellent food for plants. 
.Mr. .l.v.MKS IzzARD, Gardener to Miss Meyer, Ilungershall Park, Tunbridge Wells, April IGth. 1894. 
Your seeds arc the best tliat can be bought anywhere : those I have received from you are come up most beautiful. 
Mr. II. .ScJiEKS, “ The Royal Oak.” Pett, Hastings. 
I have much pleasure in .saying I have done well with the seeds from your firm, and have recommended them to all my friends. 
. Heubekt Peacock, Esq., Highbury, Sandown, Isle of Wight, Au^a.st 81st, 1894. 
AVill you kindly send me your catalogue of seeds, ns I wish to order more to take to America ? Those I took last year proved e.xtreinely successful. 
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