OOSVOLVULUS TIUCOLOB KOSEU.S. 
u.A. CONVOLVULUS MINOR (New 
Crimson Violet)— Flowers very striking ; bright 
yellow eye, encircled with a band of snowy white, 
broadly margined with rich crimson-violet, vary- 
ing in some blooms from bright violet to rich 
.velvety inirple-crimson. Is. per pkt. 
u.A. CONVOLVULUS TRICOLOR FL. 
PL. 4d. per pkt. 
ll.A. CONVOLVULUS TRICOLOR 
ROSEUS — A charming new variety, 10 to 12 
inches high. The centre of the rose coloured 
flowers is surrounded with purplish-violet and 
changes towards the throat into five broad golden- 
yellow ra 3 's. Is. per pkt. 
H.i>. COWSLIP (Cannell’s)— Fine for bed.s 
in the spring flower garden, id. per pkt. 
n.i>. 
CRUICIANELLA STYLOSA (Crosswort)— Pink ; very dwarf, id. 
: iikt. 
CYCLAMEN PERSICUM. 
To complete and to be ()uite certain that our collection lacks no quality we bought the collection of 
100 plants, awarded the Silver l^Icdal, exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Spring Shows and 
<liuing the spring our house, filled with the best hybrids, was one of the grandest floral sights round 
London. We invite all to come and see how^, and from what, we save our seeds. 
Cyclamen, although so beautiful, yet liow' seldom do w'e see them growm w’ell, except by a tew 
■nurseryman, yet to alter this their few natural wants should have attention, and merely mentioned to 
he thorouglily understood, and the result would be the reverse. 
Sow seed thbiliff in ci coM2)Ost of two jparts titvfy yellow loa/iHy one of pccit a/nd leaf mould mixed toyctlLcy, 
OAvd one part of thoro^cykly decayed cow-dvAig sifted very Jinct and a little silver sand ; cover the seeds to 
the depth of a quarter of an inch; place the pots on a shelf in a greenhoxisc near the glass in the winter ^ 
and in summer any shaded pit. Under no circumstances must the surfetee of the soil hccome dry. 
Some of the seeds take four months to germinate, 
jiftcr (he planXs have attained one or two leaves^ and formed a ^lall hitlhy remove with root xntact^ 
into small mid well drained pots^ at all limes using the alxrve- soit adding one ounce to cwry peck of 
soil of our Invigoratory well mixed. Of course these s)nall j>ots and plants must he watered with a rose 
on water can^ and hence the foliage moistened at every watering^ and if anything hut the cleanest rain 
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