cfctr'-' 
ft'. dki\i^ell & Gj^uide. 
MRS. MOORE — Pure white ; large and 
3C. MRS. S SEGAR— Uriglit rosy pink ; 
large full flowers ; very free ; one of the best for 
winter flowerinj. 2s. G(f. 
37 NEGRO — Very' dark ; fine. 
38. PINK GLOBE— Cerise pink ; large full 
flowers; vigorous habit. 2s (!r/. 
39. PRIMROSE DAY — Fine deep yellow ; 
large full flowers ; one of the finest yellows ever 
offered. Award of Merit, R.Il.S. os. 
40. REGINALD GODFREY — Rich 
Salmon-pink, very large, and of good substance, 
strongly perfumed, aud thev do not burst the 
calyx; it is perpetual blooming, robust aud 
healthy grower. Award of Merit, R.H.S. Is. 6</. 
and 2s. 6r/. 
41. SIR HENRY CALCRAFT — Deep 
scarlet ; large very free. Is. Gd. 
42. SIR VISTO— Rosy scarlet; full well- 
formed flowers. 2s. Gd. 
43. SUNRISE — Deep yellow, edged and 
sjilashed carmine rose ; .good hahit, very free ; 
also useful for planting in the open ground. 
Is. Gd. 
44. THE CZAR — Very deep crimson ; large 
full flowers ; good habit, aud very free. 3s. 6u. 
46. THE MOOR — Dark crimson; fine. 2s. 
4H. THE SHAHZADA — Fine deep crimson ; 
good habit, and very free. 3s. 6r/. 
47. T. W. GIRDLE STONE— Bright buff 
ground, heavily edged, and flaked vermilion ; 
very distinct ; large. Awarded Certificates. 
Is. Gd. 
48. URIAH PIKE — Glowing crimson-velvet 
shade, strongly clove-scented ; strong constitution, 
most profuse bloomer, and does not burst the 
calyx. Certificated wherever e.xhibited. In 
3J-in. pots. Is. Gd. ; in 5-in. pots, 2s. Grf. 
49. WHIPPER-IN— Scarlet, dark stripes; 
Urge and free. 
50. WILFRED H. GODFREY — Light 
apricot, edged and flaked bright pink; large. 
Is. Grf. and 2s. 6(7. each. 
51. WINTER CHEER — Criiiison-scarlet, 
dwarf branching habit, very free flowering ; 
fine for winter flowering. 
52. W. ROBINSON— Fine scarlet w'ell- 
formed flowers; of good habit and very free 
3s. Gd, 
53. WM. WOOD — Rosy-pink. Is. Gd. 
54. ZENOBIA — Buff ground, heavily flaked 
aud margined witli deep crimson ; large W'cll- 
formed flowers. 2s. 6</. 
65. ZOUAVE — Red ; extra fine. 
All those not priced Is. each ; flowering plants, Is. Gd. and 2s. ; seeds, 2s. and 5s. per pkt. 
MALMAISON CARNATIONS. 
SOUVENIR DE LA MALMAISON— Blush-white ; large aud full. Is. to 2s. Gd. 
,, — I'ink, similar in every respect to the above, except in 
colour. 2s. Gd. 
,, — MME ARTHUR WAROCQUE— Dark scarlet self; 
good shape ; dwarf habit ; very free. Is. G</. to 2s. 6(7. 
,, —PRINCESS OF WALES — Rose-pink ; a very ideasing 
colour. 2s. G(7. 
Mr. Tiios. Wkioht, Thornton Dale Station, N E.R., January 5tA, 1897. 
I am pleased to inform you that with your plants and seeds I havp again taken one of the 
First Frizes for the best kept stations on our system. 
Mr. Manser, The Gardens, South Hill House, Bromley Common. 
You will remember my employer, W. Willis, Fstp, sent me down last May for Caunas to fill 
a very prominent bed he wished planted with something unique. I had i.T5 worth, they grew 
and flowered .splendidly, and I slioiild svy they brought all the best wel'-to-do people round 
here to see them. Mr. Willis was much pleased, and thanks yon. 
M. P. Maumion, Esq., Brook Lodge, Culmullen, Dunshaughlin, July ISl/i, 1896. | 
Many thanks for your kindness in sending me so many beautiful plants, which 1 fully 
ajipreciate, every way I can forward your interest in this country X will avail myself of. i 
Mr. W. J. Pattenden, The Gardens, Boston House, Eastbourne. December 26ih, 1896. | 
I received ])lants quite safely, and as fresh as though the) had riot been out of your houses ; 
but a few hours, we cannot buy such plants for the price in Eastbourne. j 
G. L. B. Calcott, Esq., Solicitor, Leighton Buzzard, December 24lb, 1896. 
All ihe cuttings you sent me last year struck, and for the second year in succession 1 have 
taken the First Prize and Medal at our local show. 
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