Caimell & Sons’ Complete Seed Guide. 
723 H.p. (Enothera Taraxaelfolia— Large and beautiful silver- 
wLice flowers; dwarf. ^ ft. 6</. per pkt. 
724. II.HP. Onopordon Aeanthium (Co«onr/nWe)-Can be effec- 
tively used in a variety of war a, of bold habit and vigorous growth, branching 
stems 5 ft. high, covered with long whitish, cobweb-like hairs, dowers 
purplish, id. per pkt. 
725. H.H.p. Oxalis RoS6a ( OxafiV/ere) — Rosy-pnrple : very desirable, 
free bloomer ; useful for roc kwork, i ft, Gcf, per pkt, 
720. H.n.p. Oxalis Rosea Alba— Pretty pure white variety. Crf 
per pkt. •' 
735. H.p. Pansy Rainbow — No Pansies are so lovely and elegant as 
these, not on acconnt of their great size as their surprising colours, almost 
every shade can be seen in them ; bnt a bright blue and purple prevails 
blended one into the other, hence its name ; they are most deliciously 
scented and free flowering, and the surprise of all. In our opinion they will 
give something more than satisfaction, jt ft. Is. and 2,s. 6rf. per pkt. 
736. H.p. Pansy Show, Extra Choice, Mixed— Saved from onr acre 
of Pansies, the finest collection in the South of England, i ft. Is. and 
2s. Gd. per pkt. See Collection. 
727. ii.ii.p. 
brouze foliage. 
Oxalis Tropoeloides - Deep yellow flowers and dark 
Gd. per pkt. 
728 H.A. OxyuraChrysanthemoides— Very showy.iiowers veilow 
and white ; useful for cutting. 1 ft. 'Jti. per pkt. 
721). H.p. Oxllps, Primula Elatior (Pn'iHufacefc) — Are a grand sight' 
their many colours and profuse flowering render them a most interestinu 
class. 1 It. Gd. per pkt. ® 
730. II. It. A. Palava Flexuosa {Chihnn Paluv(,)—A pretty plant 
deep rose-coloured flowers. IJ ft. Orf. per pkt. i ^ 
Cannolls PanS 16 S ( ^ iolo. tvicolov') — We grow the largest and 
most complete collection of all this family in the kingdom. Pansies and 
Violas form a separate department in our gardens; for years we have 
been improving all climes, the Haiubow section in particular, these varieties 
possess more real salvia blue colour than any other kinds, and are favourites 
with every one. The seeds we now offer— if the plants are ]iut in open 
bods, previously deeply dug, and manured good ground— will be a charm 
indeed ; they are not large, but lovely in the extreme. 
pi. H.p. Dp. Sankey’s Striped— For many years this gentleman, the 
oldest and most successful hybridiser and raiser of flowers in the world, has 
so improved these kinds that they will now and for henceforth form a very 
distinct class : colours wonderfully bright and attractive, and gives us a 
new feature in Pansies. ^ ft. Is. per pkt. 
• ^yiisford Sweep — The best black Pansy in cultivation. 
When exhibited in the great show at the Temple Gardens it caused 
quite a furore amongst all beholders. J ft. Is. per pkt. 
733. H.p. Pansy — Mixed from a good strain. Gd. per pkt. 
734. H.p. * Pansy, Fancy — Our collection is one of the finest and 
largest in the kingdom, flowers possess most beautiful markings, and blotched 
with more brilliant and curious colours than we have in any other flower. 
.J ft. l.s. and is. Gd. per pkt. 
• It should be distinctly understood, and undoubtedly so, that manv miataksf 
arid disappointmenta arise from the name SHOW PANSY ” for that ritio i. 
misleading to young beginners and amateurs. The Pansy shown under that lieadlng 
IS very small and of only ono or two colours, and bnt seldom shown at exhibitions 
nowadays, loimerly it was the only class of bloom staged; bnt since the intro 
dnction of the Fancy Pansy,’ they have qui ,e excelled the oid “ Siiow ” Manv 
persons therefore think because the Fancie.s are the only kinds met with at all the 
large exhibitions they are ‘ Show Pansies.” That is not so, for the difference between 
them are as distinct as Show and Fancy Dahlias. One is limited to a few colours 
whereas the other has a much wider lange of colour, and also larger flowers and’ 
® markings not so even and regniar in their colouration as the old 
® customers to make themselves thoroughly acquainted 
with these observations when ordering tBeir Pansy Seed. ® " cquainted 
737. H.p. Pansy Snow Queen — We have many white Pansies, but none 
can compare with this; it is so white and pure that all others appear dirty 
when planted by the side of it ; therefore the effect is most pleasing. It is 
certainly one of the best novelties introduced amongst Pansies for years. 
4 in. 9(/. per pkt. 
738. H.p. Pansy Trimardeau f Pfota tricolor maxima) — An entirely 
distinct and beautiful new race, which will commend itself to all lovers of 
this popular flower. The plants are of vigorous though compact habit, the 
flowers carried well, and each one is marked with three largo blotches or 
spots. They are exceedingly large, and most varied shades of colour. 4 ft. 
Gd. and Is. per pkt. 
CANNELLS’ IMPROVED FANCY PANSY. 
STRIPED PANSV. 
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OCR FIELD AT EYN8FOED. 
