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ALBICANS — Paper-white, blue centre 
ABCHD. GRANT — Dark rosy purple, flowere 
large and finely formed. 6d. each 
ARDWELL GEM — The best light yellow, 
fid. each ; 3s. per dozen. 
ATTRACTION — Rich carmine, good sub- 
stance 
"BEAUTY OP CLYDE— Re.senible.s Queen 
Victoria, but higher tone of colour ; the best in 
this splendid shade. April 
BEAUTY OF NORTON — Light purple, line 
huge llowers, one of the most profuse bloomers, 
and for general bedding purposes, fid. each ; 
4s. per dozen 
"BLUE BEARD — Deep .shade of blue 
BLUB BELL — Violet, shaded blue, dwait 
and compact, for summer bedding ; far c.xeeeds 
Purple Khif! Verbena. May 
CHAMPION — Decidedly the best of all the 
older whites, and for bedding an acqirisition ; was 
awarded a First Class Certificate, 1882. fid. each : 
4s. per dozen 
CORNUTA— True 
COUNTESS OF KINTORE — The mo.st 
beautiful of all the Violas : deep bluish 
centre laced with pure white. Iv. each ; 
per dozen 
CROWN JEWEL— Clear pale yellow ; habit 
robust 
DUCHESS OP SUTHERLAND — Bluish 
mauve and white ; a perfect gem 
FREEDOM — A decided improvement on 
Queen Victoria. 12s. per 100. April 
HOLYROOD — Deep indigo-blue, dark blotch. 
20s. per 109. April, fid. each 
LADY DIANA — Very dark purple ; one of 
the very best ; stands the sun without fading 
LUTBA GRANDIFLORA MAJOR— Bright 
yellow, almost self ; rival to the Calceolaria. 
March 
LOTHAIR — Clear indigo-blue, dark blotch in 
centre. May 
LAVENDER KING — Best of its class 
LOTTIE — Bright blue, stands the weather 
well. April 
MR. McDonald — clear silvery white ; fine 
^ dwarf habit, very free 
MRS. GRAY — A new one of last year, and is 
decidedly the very best white, with neat Viola 
habit ever sent out, and for bedding a splendid 
variety, and will be much sought after, fid. each 
' 4s. per dozen 
"MULBERRY — Rich mulberry leaves, large. 
April 
NAVAL BLUE — Habit and flowers identical, 
with Blue Bell, but of a lighter colour- 
"PURITY — One of the best for any purpose. 
March 
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