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Cannells’ Floral Guide, 1904. 
LOBE'LIAS, l)WAfiF. 
PICOTEE. 2s. fi(/. per doz. ; cutlinfjs, 6s. per 100 
attraction. 2.S. 6rf. per doz. ; cuttings, 5s. per 100. 
2s. 6,/: per doz. rcuMin”^'; 
iSKIO-HTON. 2.9. hr/, per doz ; U».9. per 100: cuttintrs. 6s oer 100 * 
BARNARD'S PERPETUAL. Plants, 6rf. ; 3s. pe^ffiz 
BEAUTY OF DARMSTADT. 2s. 6r/, doz. 
2“. •>'/. per doz. ; rooted cuttings, Is. Hd. nei 
NEWPORT S MODEL — Deep blue, white eye. 2s. 6</. per doz. ^ 
PURE WHITE BEDDING LOBELIA. 
II. MISS HOPE. 
All those not priced, dd. each ; 3s. per doz. Stock plants, 5.v. per doz. 
After April, 2s. per doz. in single pots. 
PERENNIAL HERBACEOUS SECTION OF LOBELIAS 
For full descriptions, see P'loral Guide of 1902. 
. per 100. 
100 . 
(TALL). 
. 13 . 
14 . 
16. 
16 . 
17. 
Is. 6d. 
18. PULOENS 
9s. per doz. 
19. SYPHILITICA. 9</. 
20. SYPHILITICA ALBA. Is. 
The above Lobelias are the finest of the various hybrids of L. .yphilitica, and being perfectly 
hardy rank amongst the best of onr hardy plants, l^or New Varieties see Front of Catalo|te. ^ 
GARDINALIS. Is. each ; 9s. per doz. 
CARDINALIS MULBERRY. Is. 
FIREFLY. Is. ; 9s. per loz. 
FULOENS, syn. RAMOSA. Is. 
FULGENS PRINCE ARTHUR. 
VICTORIA. Is. each ; 
21. 
22 . 
23. 
24. 
26. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
,29. 
APOLLO. Is. 
AROUS. Is. 6rf. 
CERES. Is. 
CHALLENGER. Is. 
DON JUAN. Is. ed. 
MAGENTA SUPERBA. 
NIZZA. Is. 6d. 
ORION. Is. 
VESTA. Is. 
Is. 6rf. 
Mimi/ lus. 
Unnamed Seedlings, 4.». per doz. 
HARRISON’S MUSK— A grand variety ; a great improvement on the old variety : delightfully 
tra^^rant. ba. each ; 6.9. per doz. ® ^ 
MUSK— The old variety. 3d. eacJr ; 25. 6d. per doz. 
HO does not like a Pansy ? No one 1 It comes so quickly after the dull, dreary winter 
.vwa™ , m’' ^'■6 «o .beautiful, that everyone exclaims, “ I do like a 
Heartsease I As to their culture, give them a good deep rich soil and open situation, 
and they will grow and thrive anywhere, and beyond replanting, will bloom eight months without 
attention. If the splendid colours and roundness of these could be seen, they would be grown in 
every garden. e ^ 
SHOW VARIETIES. 
SELFS. 
Harry Paul, 4(f, 
Jas. McLeod, 4rf. 
John McIntyre, id. 
John R. Ritchie, 4<f. 
J. T, Howard, id. 
Mrs. Howie, 4</. 
Allan Stewart, 4</. 
A. S. Glass, Gd. 
Buffalo Bill, id. 
Busby Dark, id. 
Dr. Inch, id. 
D. McFarlane, id. 
G. Patterson, 4<f. 
Annie Muir, id. 
Annie Eing,4if. 
Allan Primrose, 4(f. 
Ethie MoCrossan, id 
WHITE SELFS, 
Busby White, id. 
Mrs, King, 4if, 
PRIMROSE SELES. 
Maggie Benson, id. 
Mary Stewart, id. 
( 51 ) 
Mr. D. McNeil, 4i/. 
R. Henderson, id. 
Septimus Pye, 6</. 
Willie Cook, ill. 
Wm. Pulton, id. 
Wm. McIntosh, 6<f. 
Mrs. Lothian, id. 
Purity, id. 
Mrs. W. P. Crosbie, 4</. 
Nellie Smellle, id. 
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