S. dknnell & G(^uitle 
WHITE GROUNDS. 
White, deuse, fine eve, plum 
BEAUTY 
belting. Is. 
BLUE BEARD — White, dense fine eye, plum 
belting, l.v. 
CLERWOOD — Lemon, light purple belting ; 
fine flower. 
JENNIE GRIEVE — Light purjjle; extra 
fine. l.s. 
KATE BELL — Violet ; rich and fine. 
MARY ROBERTSON — Light purple ; extra 
fine. 
MISS HOPE^ — High violet, well belted. 
MISS GIBSON — White and primrose, 
heavily belted with purple and violet ; very 
ftttrflCtivG. X5. 
MRS. ARTHUR —AVhite, light purple 
belting. 
MRS. BUSH — Very effective; rich plum- 
purple and clear white. 
PRINCE TECK — Violet-purple belt ; fine 
TICKLER — Purple ; extra fine. 
TREASURE — White, purple belting. 
VILLAGE MAID — White, purple belt ; line 
show flower. 
Seed selected from the choicest. Is. Gd. per packet. 
FANCY PANSIES. 
■y^OVELY as are the show varieties, the fancy kinds have been brought to such a wonderful 
perfection that no one can look upon a tray of blooms without uttering an e.xclamation 
of surprise at their size and splendid shades of colour, particularly if they can remember the poor 
weedy-looking Viola flowers of thirty and forty years ago. 
AGNES MABEL — Large circular purple 
blotches, laced white with rosy tinge, upper 
petal white and rose ; immense size, one of the 
best. 
A. H. MURRAY — Dense black blotches, 
laced rose and white, upper petals crimson 
pencilled with white ; a splendid flower, l.s. 
ALLAN ASHCROFT — Large chocolate 
blotclies, upper petals mulberry. 
ALEX. SMITH — Dark, well-formed blotches, 
edged crimson, with a circle of bright yellow 
belted crimson in the w'ay of Miss French, but 
larger ; distinct ; a flower of great merit. 
ALEX. STEWART. 
AMY COCKER. 
ANNE JOHNSTONE — Upper petals 
French white, blotched and edged with jrurply- 
crimson, blotches on lower petals dense, solid, 
and i>erfect in form, laced primrose and crimson ; 
smooth, extra fine. 2s. (!(/. 
ARTHUR EATON — Upper petals rosy- 
crimson, wire edging of French white, splendidly 
formed dense circular blotches on the lower 
petals, distinctly laced with F'rench white ; 
a great favourite. 2s. Gd. 
ARTHUR STEWART — Violet blotches, 
upper petals yellow and mauve. 
ATTRACTION — Crimson and yellow. 1.9. 
AUNT SUSAN — Large white self with dark 
blotches. 
BAILLIE GOODWIN — Crimson, yellow, 
and white ; grand. 
BESSIE CAMPBELL — Dense purple 
blotches ; upper petals purple, with a clear white 
edge all round. 
BYRRH — Deep plum upper petals, lower 
blotched and veined dense black ; good. Is. 
CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN -White, solid 
purple blotches, upper petals edged purple. 
DAN GIBB — Yellow self, largo blotches. 
DAVID RENNIE — Large maroon blotches, 
margins bright chrome, top petals jtalo yellow 
pencilled with rosy -purple ; large and extra fine. 
Is. 
DONALD MORRISON — Large dark purple 
blotches, laced yellow, upper petals purple and 
yellow ; immense size, and alwavs to be had. 
EARL OP BE ACONSPIELb— Yellow self, 
dense black blotches: e.xtra. 
EDITH ALICE' BROWN— Dark purple 
blotch ; extra. 
EMMELINE — Top petals deep rich maroon 
on golden-yellow ground, immense solid clear 
cut blotches of deep maroon, almost black on the 
lower petals, belted with yellow, slightly tinted 
with rosy-carmine ; a reliable and indispensable 
exhibition variety. 2s. 
EMPRESS OP INDIA. 
GEORGE ANDERSON — Dark maroon 
blotches edged golden -yellow, top petals violet 
edged yellow ; one of the best. 
GEO. COPELAND — Light violet and rich 
plum ; good. Is. 
GEORGE COUBROUGH— Large circular 
glossy-black blotches, eoged straw colour, 
suffused with carmine, upper petals dark violet 
laced with straw colour ; quite a novel flower ; 
very fine for exhibition. 2s. Gd. 
GEO. CROME — Dark claret blotches; large 
and smooth. 
JAMES ALEXANDER— Top petals yellow, 
with broad belt of deep purple, dark chocolate 
blotches, yellow belting ; large and extra fine. 
JAMES SIMKINS— Dark blotches edged 
with bronzy-yellow, top petals yellow and rose ; 
large and fine. 
JAMES SKINNER— Mulberry lake,: and 
white. 
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