CAKDINAL WOLSEY — Yellow gi’ouml of the type of Virtonj, but greatly superior in form 
ami colour; a great acquisition. Firet-Cla.'s Certificate. ‘J.i. 
DUKE OF ORLEANS — A di^tinct shade of yellow ; the flowers of large size and fine form ; 
plants of vigorous growth. First Class Certificate, l.s. 
HAYES SCARLET — A grand scarlet self ; superior to A'/n;/ of Scmiefs, of the same vigorous 
habit ; undoubtedly the best scarlet self yet raised. F'.C.C. 2s. 
KING ARTHUR — Of the most distinct crimson-scarlet ; flowers very large, of the finest form; 
noble appearance in the border. First-Class Certificate. 2.s. Gtl. 
LADY WANTAGE — A superb white Stlf, very smooth petals, good formed flowers, l.s. Sd. 
MEPHISTO — A lovely crimson of the co'our of the Oh! C7«i>c, hut deeper ; the flowers are of 
exquisite form. First-Cla's Certificate l.s. G(/. 
MISS AUDREY CAMPBELL — Yellow self; very vigorous habit; flowers very large, of an 
exquisite shade of yellow ; quite distinct. First-Class Certificate, l.s. 
THE PASHA— Beautifully fringed petals of a rich deep apricot colour; a charming border 
Carnation, and one of the very best to cut for bouquets, where apricot or deep huff-coloured flowers 
are wanted. Is. fir/. 
THE HUNTER — A deeper shade of ^fl•s. Reynolds Hole, and a non-burster. Is. Gd, 
CROMBIE'S PINK— Fine deep pink self. Is. 6d. 
DUCHESS OP FIFE (Cocker)— A splendid shade of a delicate pink ; vigorous habit ; very 
distinct. 9(/. 
DUCHESS OP PORTLAND (.T. Lamb)— Enormous flowers, edged and striped rose, does not 
burst; strong grower ; a general favourite. Is. 
FAIR ROSAMOND — Pure white, beautifully .striped bright carmine; extra large fine-form. !■«. 
FRED. CALLCOTT — Bright yellow with narrow coral-red edge. l.s. 
J. L. TOOLE — Scarlet, clo.'ely striped dark blood-red ; full flower. Is. 
KELSO ABBEY— Deep buff, shading to terra-cotta, flaked rosy pink; very free and 
effective. 2s. 
OLD COIN — Yellow ground, flaked with red and rose ; very distinct, l.s. 
PANORAMA — White ground, flaked and spotted rose-pink. Ijs. 
KETTON ROSE —Fine rose self, good for either pots or border ; strong constitution ; a grand 
addition to this cl.sss. l.s-. 
LANDSEER— Clear soft yellow self, flowers extra large ; good for pots or borders. 2s. 6d. 
SALAMANDER— Salmon-scarlet, large full flower, smooth petal; very distinct. Is. (id. 
BOECKLIN (Picotee)- Yellow with purple, heavy edge; of magnificent appearance; the 
first flowers have a tendency to burst. 2.«. 
CHAMELEON (Fancy)— Yellow with carmine and slate-grey, yery r.ire colouring; fine. 2s. 
CLIMAX (I’icotee) — Yellow with pomegranate, heavy- edge ; large flower of elegant form. 3s. 
EDELWEISS (Picotee)- Waxy-white, with well-marked narrow lilac edge; veiy double, 
round-petalled semi-globular flower, 3 in. across. 2.s. 
ELSA (Fancy) - Peach-ros e with citron-yellow, very rare combination of tints ; elegant. 3s. (id. 
PANCHON (Fancy) — Creamy y-ellow with steel-blue; very fine flower. 2.s-. 
FIGARO — Deep cream colour, with purple, blood-red, and white ; very large flower. Is. fir/. 
PEUERZAUBER (Self;— Cinnabar scarlet of elegant form; plant semi-dwarf, and very free 
flowering ; fine. 2s. 
GNEIST (Fancy) — Aurora with steel-blue, striking blending of shade.-!: excellent. 2s. 
LILY — Yellow, with steel-grey and aurora, very rare colouring ; largo flower : excellent, l.s. Bd 
MIRABILIS — Lilac-rose-carmine with yellow centre ; elegant flower, striking, l.s. fid. 
MONARCH— Dark yellow with purple and blood-red ; enormous flower; splendid. 2s. 
PARSIFAL— Yellow heaty-edged Picotee, with coppery-crimson and purple, extremely un- 
common colouring ; full round flower, very remarkable. 2s. 
PRESIDENT CARNOT (Fancy) — Yellow with aurora and steel-blue tn white, uncommon 
colouring ; pretty. 2s. Bd. 
SANTUZZA — Very bright carmine-rose self ; fine large flower, and extremely floriferons. Is. fid. 
STAMBULOFP (Fancy) — Yellow with shining pomegranate-red ; large; extra, l.s. fid. 
THE BRIDE — Canary-yellow, w iih broad white markings, delicate colouring : charming. Ls. fid 
VENUS (Picotee)— Canary -yellow with rose, medium edge ; fine flower, delicate colouring. 2s. fid. 
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