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Primula Sinensis, Largre-Flowered, 
I’er pkt. — 3 . (1. 
800 Cannell’s Pink— A very beautiful and handsome variety of a 
most lovely pink shade ; flowers very large and perfect in 
habit Is. 6d. and 2 li 
801 Mps. Jean Ward (Semi double) —The largo llower.s are borne 
well above the foliage, the colour of which is a beautiful 
rosy purple shade ... Is. 6d. and 2 6 
802 Herbert Bennett — Fine large blue, of good habit, and fern 
leaf foliage Is. lid. and 2 B 
803 Mrs. Gregory — Produces good size flowers of a pleasing shade 
of salmon ; semi-double Is. 6d. and 2 B 
801 Queen Alexandra— Pure white flowers, dark green foliage, . 
Is. Bd. and 2 B 
I Per pkt.- 
j 813 Sparkler — Medium-sized flowers, of a most intense shade of 
j crimson-red, bright and effective 
814 Eynsford Yellow — Pure white, large yellow centre; habit 
good and very uniform Is. Bd. and 
815 White — Of the purest white and highest quality flowers ; 
h.ibit good ; very free Is. Bd. and 
81B White Perfection — A most lovely variety, very dark stems 
grand fern-leaf foliage Is. Bd. and 
817 Finest Large-flowered, single, mixed— Containing nearly 
all the above kinds Is. Bd. and 
818 Primula, Fringed, double, mixed la- and 
Primula Sinensis, Large-Flowered— cetiiinurd. 
805 Orange King -Orange-salmon and Icira-cotta, a now colour 1 
SOB Crimson King —Deep rich crimson, dark brown eye. Is. Bd. and 2 
807 The Duchess— Pure white, with a zone of carmine-lake, dear 
yellow eye ... Is. od. and 2 
808 Eynsford Red (Grandlflora)— Stout leathery leaves and 
robust compact trusses of lieautiful flowers. Much admired. 
Is. Bd. and 2 
809 Swanley Blue— It is a beautiful mauve, perfectly distinct; 
very striking, 9 in. .. Is. 6d. and 2 
810 The Sirdar — Splendid bold flowers ; rich salmon. A grand 
variety ... 2s Bd. and 3 
811 Pink Perfection — Of a pleasing shade of salmon-pink ; always 
admired ; very free ... Is. Bd. and 2 
812 CANNELLS’ WHITE— Of vigorous dwarf growth; bold trusses, 
pure white flowers of great substance ... ... Is. Bd. and 2 
IMUMULA. 
Primula, various. 
B 810 Primula Forbasi Magenta Much detqier in colour than the 
original variety. Tlie small lilac-red flowers are produced in 
” whorls in great abundance ; useful for cool greenhouse or 
indoor rockery • Bd. and 
B }j-22 Kewensis— For the greenhouse; flowers fragrant and 
bright yellow ; useful for cutting Is. and 
825 Malaeoides— Delicate shade of lavender, produced in 
whorls or tall graceful spikes in great profusion 
(j 824 Obconica Fimbriata -Edges of petals distinctly fim- 
briated ; from light to dark shades of lilac, hh)> 
(j 8 15 Gigantea — Producing mostly lilac-coloured flowers, 
I-i ins. across ; a line plant 
g 82B Rubra- A really dark red colour 
827 — Grandlflora — l^ine flowers of a soft lilac tint, at 
B times almost white ; free flowering, hhp 
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2 B 
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2 6 
2 6 
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