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SELECT FLOWER SEEDS offeeed »r WILLIAM BULL, F.L.8. 
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1050. 
WALLFLOWERS — continued. Per pkt. — s. 
1047. Golden Tom Thumb, dwarf and distinct 0 
1048. Ruby Gem (New). The colour is a clear 
shade of ruby violet with a bluish 
satin-like sheen, and when seen in a 
inass the effect is most striking , . 0 
Sisley’s Broad-petalled . . . . o 
Vulcan. — Vide page O'. 
Yellow Perfection . . . . 
WHITLAVIA — Beautiful hardy annuals. 
1051. grandiflora, violet blue 
1052. alba, white 
1053. ffloxinioides, rich blue with white 
throat 
WIGANDIA. — Splendid ornamental sub- 
tropical perennials. 
1054. caracasana, a magnificent ornainental- 
foliaged plant, rvith immense leaves 
3 ft. long by 1^ ft. wide 
1055. Imperialis, fine stately plant for sub- 
tippical gardening 
1050. Vigieri, gigantic tomentose foliage ; 
pale blue flowers 
XERANTHEMTJM. — Beautiful half-hardy 
Everlastings. 
1057. annuum purpureum fl. pleno, imrple 
1058. album fl. pleno. white . . 
0 3 
ZEA (Uaize). 
Per pkt. 
0 3 
0 9 
0 0 
0 0 
1059. Caragua (Giant Chilian Maize) 
1000. gracillima variegala (Striped Maize), 
numerous long, graceful leaves 
striped in the prettiest manner 
1001. japonica variegata (Striped - leaved 
Japanese Maize) 
ZINNIA. — Splendid half-hardy annuals. 
1002. elegans, Double mixed. . 
1003. Single mixed 
1004. alba fl. pi., a beautiful variety, 
producing magnifi(!ent double white 
flowers all through the season 
1065. robusta grandiflora plenissima. 
A moat robust grower with enormous 
flowers ; the colours most beautiful 
and intense 
Tom Thumb Double, compact 
and dwarf. Fine mixed 
Haa^eana fl. pi., brilliant orange 
flowers ; full, double, and as regularly 
built as those of Z. elegansjl. pi. 
Double Striped Perfection, “Scarlet 
and Gold,’’ large golden yellow flowers, 
elegantly striped with bright scarlet. . 
Assortments, vide page 19. 
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0 3 
0 3 
1066. 
1067. 
1068. 
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES, &e. 
1069. 
1070. 
1071. 
1072. 
1073. 
1074. 
1075. 
1070. 
1077. 
1078. 
1079. 
lOKO. 
1081. 
10 , 12 . 
1083. 
1084. 
1085. 
1086. 
1087. 
10s8. 
1089. 
1090. 
1091. 
Orasa . , 
Per pkt — s. 
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AGROSTIS NEBDLOSA, annual, an exceedingly beautiful variety, 1 ft. . . 
,, PULCHELLA, annual, excellent for winter bouquets, 1 ft. 
ANDROPOGON ARGENTEUS, perennial, with thick small flower heads . . 
ARDNDO CONSPICUA, perennial, very fine, rivalling in appearance the Pampas 
AVENA STERILIS (.Animated Oats), very curious . . 
BBIZA GENICULATA {spreading’ Quaking- Grass), 1 ft. 
f, MAXIMA [Quaking Orass)^ very elegant, I ft. 
CHLOBIS BABBATA, a neat species, suitable for edgings . . 
CHBYSUBUS CYNOSUBOIDES, fine for edgings . . . . . . ! 1 
GOIX LACHBYMA [Job's Tears)^ annual, 2 ft. 
EBAGBOSTIS ELEGANS [Love Grass)^ annual, very beautiful, 1 ft. 
EBIANTHTTS BAVENN.ffi, a superb Perennial Grass, with silvery plumes 
GYMNOTHBIX LATIFOLIA, single specimens are of striking effect 
OYNEBIUM ABGENTETJM [Pampas Grass), perennial, 10 ft. 
HOBDEUM JUBATUM [Squirrel Tail Grass), fine for bouquets, ft. 
ISOLEPIS GBAGILIS, very graceful for pot culture, 1 ft. . . 
LAGTJBTJS OVATUS [Hare's Tail Grass), pretty small wliite tufts, 1 ft. 
PASPALUM ELEGANS, fine for borders and winter bouquets, ft. 
PIPTATHEBUM THOMASII, very graceful, fine for winter bouquets 
SOBGHTJM NIGBUM. very striking 
STIPA ELEGANTISSIMA, this is ti-iily the Queen of Ornamental Grasses ; for Winter 
decoration it is scarcely approached by any; perfectly distinct, and of 
unparalleled grace and beauty, ft. 
,, PENNATA (Peather Gi'aas), perennial, 2 ft. . , ,, ,, 
UNIOLA LATIFOLIA, fine for houtpiets ,, ,, ,, 
For As.sortments, see page 18. 
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CHOICE COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS. 
Collections of Flower Seeds are made, comprising the choicest strains of popular favourite 
flowers, and including selections of the best novelties at 7/6, 10/6, 15/*, 21/- 31/6 42/- 63/- 
und 0 guineas. ' ' ' ' !>''''/> 
Quality rather than qiiantity being especially considered— ^ W. B.’s selections may safely be 
relied on in these CoUectioms. j- d j uo 
, If hen ordering, please sag ij for Greenhouse or Outdoor Culture, or both. 
