H. Cki)i|ell & Collide. 
NEW MONSTROUS SIZE DOUBLE ZONAL 
PELARGONIUMS. 
F V. HASl’AIL IMPROVED COLOSSUS. 
F. V. HASPAIL, IMPROVED— A most lemiukable Ueiaiiium all know,aiul if thev do 
not. they have only to look at any florist’s shop during the winter throughout the world, and sure 
enough they will see the old variety. Hardly any other sort is known, on account of it producing 
such an abundance of bright red flowers, blending so well with white, thus making it very useful .and 
■appreciative. It is a remarkable fact that it should have sported and thrown out a shoot producing 
so much larger and finer flowers. When in full blos.som it causes all to stop and admire its 
immensely large Rhododendron dazzling scarlet heads of bloom. Of a rich deep shade ; good, 
liwarf. and bushy habit ; a most valuable kind. Awarded a First-Class Certificate, Roval 
Horticultural Society. l.«. 6<f. each. lo.s. per doz. 
COLOSSUS — One of Mr. Miller's seedlings— tine habit, free flowering, the individual pips and 
trusses exceedingly large for the class of colour, and is just according to the Knglish idea, which 
is that of being nearly a self shade : a rich reddish crim.son. Is. (id. each. 
Both these are grand additions in this class. 
NEW CACTUS DAHLIAS. 
MATCHLESS— Of an intensely rich deep velvety maroon; true cactus type ; the blooms are 
thrown well above the foliage. Should be in eveiy dahlia grower’s' hands. Awarded inanv 
Certificates An acquisition. 
PURPLE PRIHCE — Rich deep purple, shaded bluish maroon ; true cactus .shape ; habit 
dwarf and compact; one of the best. Awarded Certificates. 
Strong plants of each of the above in May, 7s. 6tf. each. 
