H-. CiiriTiell ^ Qiiitle. 
247. SEMPERFLOBENS ALBA— Dense 
preen foliage, white flowers. Gd. each ; 4s. per 
doz. 
248. SEMPERPLORENS ROSEA I _ 
24!). SEMPERPLORENS RUBRA •> 
Identical in every way with the above, excepting 
the colours, which are white, edged soft rose and 
red respectively. 9<f. 
2,50. SEMPERPLORENS COURONNE 
LORRAINE — Splendid large carmine-rose 
flowers j very fine. Is. Crf, 
Other varieties kept in stock, 
251. SEMPERPLORENS DR. CHAS- > 
SAGNY— More bushy in habit and freeness in ' 
flowering than the above ; useful. Is. 
252. SEMPERPLORENS GIGANTEA 
ROSEA.— Should be in every greenhouse. Is. 
253. SOCOTRANA — A distinct and beauti- 
ful species, briglit rose-coloured flower.s. Is. Gd. 
254. VERSCHAFFELTI — Bold foliaged 
variety, rose coloured pendant flowers. Is. 6cf. 
255. WELTONIENSIS— One of the 
prettiest ; deep green marbled foliage, flowers 
soft rose. 
Those not priced, Gd. each. 
REX CLASS-ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE. 
Our Selection, 9s., 
25B. AMAEONE. 
257. ADRIAN SCHMIDT. 
258. B. MoGREGOR. 
259. CHAS. HOVEY 
200. CHERUBIN. 
2- 1. CHICAGO. 
2C)2. COLONEL DENPER. 
263. COMTESSE LOUISE ERDODY. 
264. DIADEME. 
265. DUCHESS DE BRABANT. 
266. ETOILE D’ARGENT. 
267. PR^iDERIC SCHNEIDER. 
268. GAETAN O'GORMAN. 
269. GLOIRE DE VESINET. 
270. HENRI DE ST. DIDIER. 
271. INIMITABLE. 
273. LA PERLE DE PARIS. 
273. LEONARD LILLE. 
274. LESOUDSL 
376. LOUISE CLOSON. 
276. LUCY CLOSON. 
277. MARQUISE DE PERALTO. 
278. MARS. 
279. MDLLE. EMMA. 
280. MME. ALLAMAGNY. 
281. MME. BICHAT- 
282. MME. CHATE.' 
283. MME. DE GUERLE. 
284. MME. E. SCHMITT. 
286. MME. P. ALEGATIERE. 
286. MME. FANNY MASSANGE 
287. MME. V MOREL. 
288. MME. RIVAL. 
289. MER'VEILLE. 
290. MIRA. 
291. MME. ISABELLE BELLON. 
293. OTTO FORSTER. 
293. PERLE DE TRIESTE. 
And any other varieties not mentioned here 
12.S., I8s., and 21s. nerdn/. 
nEOOMA RRX. 
294. PETIT JULES. 
296. PETIT LUCIE. 
296 PRESIDENT CARNOT. 
297. QUADRICOLOR. 
298. RICHARD. 
299. ROSEA LACTEA. 
300. SIEBOLD. 
301. SOUV. DE JEAN BART. 
302. TELEPHONE. 
303. UNIQUE. 
can be supplied at advertised prices. 
I Mr. VV.M. Bbown, Maywood P.O., Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 
1 Uecfmher 17/A, 1896. 
I got some Begonias from you when I was Gardener at Government House here. I took 
two First Prizes with them every time I showed them (three times), one for specimens and 
one for best six. 
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