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Cannell & Sons’ Complete Seed Goiide. 
PRIMULAS (PRIMULA SINENSISj. | 
{Primulacece.) 
808. White Perfection — The loveliest and the ntost perfect in habit, 
flower, .and freeness, and stands at the head of this class. It was exhibited 
in between two which were expected to excel it, bnt it far distanced them 
by long odds, and confirmed the fact that no other variety raised is near 
its equal. Fern leaf and dark stems. First-Class Certificate. 9 in. 
2t. 6(/. per pkt. ; smaller pht., l.s. C(f. 
809. Swanley Blue— Identical, or nearly so, wit'i wh it his been >hownas 
blue colour. It is a beautiful mauve, perfectly distiict, and one of ih ■ most 
uncommon coloured Primulas of the whole collect! ra ; vciy striking. 9 in 
2s. Gcf. per pkt. ; smaller pkt.. Is. (Id. 
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810. CANNELLS’ IMPROVEMENT — The highe.st bright red : 
is a giMii'l march onwards of the Swanley-Ked type; habit, size, substance, 
and fiery colour of its flowers far excel all others, except our new ones ; 
habit and freeness, togeth r with its fine flowers, constitute it a gem. 
First-Class Certificate. 9 in. 2s. iid. per pkt. i smaller pkt,, Is. 6</. 
811. C£inn6lls’ Pink — is acknowledged to be the most perfect 
I’rimuli ever raised; colour, the nm^t lovely of pinks ever seen, nearly 
re.«embling the tint at the base of the petals of La France rose. By carrying 
vonr thoughts to that flower you can riadily imagine the grandeur of Ibis 
variety: thelargust bloom and tbc Hne.st habit. The vuUu can readily be 
seen. 2 .V. Gd. per pkt.; smaller pkt.. Is G<f. 
812. Swanley Giant — A large form and colour oT the old lo'.oured 
kinds. Seed very scarce, 2s. a::d £s. per pkt. 
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