f{. dk.i\i\ell & G(iiitle. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM (MARGUERITES) PARIS DAISIES. 
Golden and, Silver Slavs. 
Tills class is v(“ally the most valuable for cut flowers of the whole family ; with only the ordinary 
care they can bo had in flower all the year. During the winter they are indispensable, and if after- 
wards planted out they make a splendid bed ; if they nave a fault at all, it is because they are too 
easily propagated. They were much 
admired by all visitors at the Paris 
llxhibition, and extensively grown 
in the Prench Parks as a bedding 
jilant. The fact of their never 
I'casing flowering, makes them 
household flowers everywhere. 
740. ALICE CROUSSE — 
dwarf and very free ; one of the 
Ix’St 
HALLEBI MAXIMA — 
White, very free, one of the finest 
741. COMTE DE CHAM- 
BOBD — yellow 
742. COEONABIDM GRAN- 
DIFLORUM — Blooms all the 
winter 
74f!. CORONARIUM FRU- 
T E S C E N S — White ; splendid 
beddor 
744. BTOILB lyOR— Yellow; 
blooms nine months in a year 
74,'i. MADAME PARF.®IL- 
LON. Is. each 
746. MINIATUM— White 
747. PINNATIFIDA. l.s. eacli 
748. SPECIOSUM (Leucan- 
ttiemrim) 
74P. ULIGINOSDM— White, 
large yellow centre, blooms in Sep- 
tember. 
6d. each ; 4s. per dozen, 
liowering plants. Is. each. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM COMPETITION. 
CUP AND WATER TUBE 
FOR SKOtHINO CHRYSANTHEMUMS AND DAHLIAS. 
AI.SO BOARDS AND SHOW BO.XES. 
Prices on application. 
IVORY TWEEZERS. 
All that wish to have their Blooms in Perfect Shape 
on the Exhibition Table must have these. 
Post free for 4s. 
WniTEniLi, Newton Abbot. 
.Sir, — The Chrysanthemums I had from you bust year gave nii> eight stands, and brought me five 
I’irst Prizes and three seconds at the Torqnav Show last week. I need hardly say how 1 have to 
thank vou. " Yours tndy, WiLtlAM DOLliNO. 
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