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CENTAUKKA MARGARITA, OR GIANT WHITE SWEET SULTAN. 
Centaurea Margarita, or Giant White Sweet Sultan.^The llowevs of this yieatly 
improved variety are much larger than those of any other, and the very essence of white purity. It is most 
deliciously scented, with long flower stalks to facilitate cutting, and when cut will last in water fora fortnight. 
Inthis respect alone it exceeds any other annual we can call to mind. We give this flower the highest possible 
recommendation. For ordinary Sweet Sultans^ see page 229. 
May 1)C sown in pots and pricked out for early flowering, or in open borders in spring for general ^ 
No. 408. Margarita. Pure white ^ ° ^ 
,, 409. Imperialis. Mixed; very large flowered ° 6 
Centaurea (Perennial). — Beautiful silver-foliaged plants with variously cut leaves for mixed borders 
or variegated bedding, Sow in spring, and prick out. 
Per packet s. d. 
No. 410. Candidissima. Purestsilver. 
2 feet I o 
,, 41 1. ,, compacta. i foot I o 
,, 412. Gymnocarpa. Wide leaf ... o 6 
137, ijS, & 97, Hioh Holsokk, 
London. — 1907. 
Per packet— d. 
No. 413. Americana. Purple, thistle- 
like flowers o 6 
„ 414. Depressa. Old-fashioned 
annual, with large blue flowers o 3 
