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THREE NEW COLOURS IN WALLFLOWERS. 
FOR 1907. 
For Coloured plate of these and other beautiful types, see facing page 22 J, 
Tliere can be no doubt that the great attention which is now given to the 
cultivation of Wallflowers, and their extended usefulness for spring display in the 
garden, is due to the new colours which have been produced in late years. We venture 
to say that a further impetus will be given to their growing popularity by the addition 
of the three new colours it is now our privilege to introduce for the first time to the 
notice of the public. 
No. 1407. Carters’ Spanish Queen (see Coloured Plate, No. i).— 
A new multicoloured Wallflower, an accidental and unexpected 
cross between Brompton Stock and a Wallflower, giving a play of colour hitherto 
unseen, and producing a new effect in these useful spring flowers. It has further- 
more a very pleasing almond-like odour, which also adds to its interest as a novelty. 
Stock very limited. 
Height, 18 in. Per packet, price Gd,, is., and is 6d. 
NEW 
No 1470. Carters’ Crimson 
Height, 18 in. Per packet, price 6d., is., and is. Gd. 
No. 1471. Carters’ Scarlet [see Coloured 
Plate, No. 2 ) 
Height, 18 in. Per packet, price Gd., is., and is. Gd. , 
NEW 
NEV/ 
The.se arc new 
colours in 
Wallflowers ; of 
great effect 
for bedding 
purposes. 
For other popular varieties, see page 233. 
*37 * 238, & 97, High Holoorn London.— 1907 
