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RECENT INTRODUCTIONS — ( Continued ). 
LOBELIA SPECIOSA “FORMOSA” (1892 Novelty). 
A very distinct and beautiful Scarlet Lobelia. Colour, deep pigeon’s blood ruby scarlet. The flowers being as 
large, bright and deep in their way as the well-known blue Lobelia speciosa, with which it compares also in 
general habit of growth. It is the most vivid scarlet coloured dwarf-bedding Lobelia we have seen. 
Although we have introduced and established many brilliant forms of this useful flower, in our opinion this 
is par excellence the most novel and striking as a Lobelia. 
In Sealed Packets only — 
Retail, 1/6 per pkt. TO THE TRADE— Per 100 pkts., 50/-; per 50 pkte.,28/-; per 25 pkts., 16/-; per 12 pkts.,9/-; perpkt.,1/-. 
„ 2/6 „ „ „ 100/-; „ 60/-; „ 34/-; „ 18/-; „ 1/9. 
HELICHRYSUM, Carters’ Two Rivals. 
“ Silver Ball ” and “ Fire Ball.” 
Helichrysum, “Silverball.” 
Quite distinct from any other White Helichrysum. 
The flowers are immense, double the normal size, 
and of a snow-like whiteness. 
A magnificent variety of this old-fashioned favourite. 
The plant grows about i\ feet high, with a luxuriant 
bright green foliage, and produces a great profusion of 
regularly formed double flowers of immense proportions. 
Valuable for Winter Bouquets. 
Everlasting, “Fireball.” 
Double Crimson. 
A beautiful Everlasting, raised at our Essex Seed 
Farms. The colour of the flowers is of the richest crimson- 
maroon, a bright and pleasing contrast to the ordinary 
dull chocolate-red Everlasting Flowers. For church 
decorations, festivals, etc., invaluable. 
In Sealed Packets only — 
Retail 1/- per pkt. TO THE TRADE— Per 100 pkts., 45/-; per 50 pkts., 25/- ; per 25 pkts., 14/-; per 12 pkts., 7/6 ; per pkt., 9d. 
’ 2 /6 „ „ „ 100/-; „ 60/-; „ 34/-; „ 18/-; „ 1/9 
JAMES CARTER, DURRETT, & BEALE, 
237, 238, & 97, HIGH H0LB0RN, LONDON, W.C. 
