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No. 1319 — SOLANUM ROBUSTUM. 
Sob-tropical Plant. Price per packet, is. 
No. 1398— SWBBT WILLIAM, 
“Ihe flowers of the Sweet Williams from Carters’ Auricula-eyed strain are 
unsurpassable. 'Ihe size of each flower is remarkable — some of them eight and 
a half inches across, and so perfect ; they are greatly admired." 
Mr. W. H. GODDIN, Essex. 
I never grew or saw such a variety of colour as my beds of Carters' Auricula- 
eyed Sweet Williams produced ; they are the admiration of all, and are a regular 
picture. —Mr. MUDDEMORE, Berks. 
Carters' Pnxe Auricula-eyed. Price per packet, is. 
PRIMULA JAPONICA. 
No. 1202. 
Choice mixed, per packet, is. 
NEW DIANTHUS, DIADEM. 
By careful cultivation a magnificent variety is here offered of 
a rich and deep black-purple colour. The beautiful large double 
flowers have also a clear white edge. As a cut flower it is 
adapted for all purposes and of great value. In the Horti- 
cultural Exhibition at Leipzic in September, 1884, this Pink was 
awarded a First Prize. (Known also as D. Mourning Cloak.) 
No. 570— In sealed packets, price is. per packet. 
CARTERS' 
CHOICE GERANIUM SEED. 
For prices of all descriptions, see below. 
WIGAND1A, Varieties. 
Most useful for sub -tropical gardening. 
Nos. 1500 & 1501 — Price each, per packet, is. 
No. 642— GERANIUM— Carters’ Newest Zonal (as above). Price, 
in sealed packets, as. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 5s. per packet. 
No. 660 — Carters' Finest Show 
No. 658— Carters’ Newest Fancy 
No. 657— Newest Bronze .. .. 
No. 661— Newest Tricolor 
No. 1568 — The Complete Collection of English Geranium Seed, 
comprising one packet each of Tricolor, Zonal, Fancy, Bronze, and 
Show varieties. Price, in sealed packet, 10s. per collection. 
N.B. — A Collection of Geranium Seed makes a most acceptable 
Present to Friends residing abroad, as it travels well, and the vitality is 
seldom impaired by a long sea voyage. 
No. 1480— Virginian Stock — Fairy Qneen. — A charming novelty. 
The new beauty is called Fairy Queen, and the name is justified 
by its exquisite simplicity, combined with richness and variety of colour. 
The flowers open the richest carmine-crimson colour imaginable, and 
as age comes upon them they change to deejj soft rose.— "Gardening 
Journal." Price, in sealed packets, is. & 
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No. 634 -Ferula gigantea. — ■ This resembles other species, but its I ^ er ^ t - 
fbliage is much more delicately cut and of a lighter green ; the 
flower-spikes are dwarfer and the colour a darker yellow ; its 
habit is graceful and compact. It is a handsome lawn or 
specimen plant 10 
No. 1474 — Viola— Woman In White.— Pure white forms of Viola for 
bedding purposes have long been sought for, and we believe in 
this variety we have the most perfect type that can be pro- 
duced. The purity of colour in the flowers is remarkable, the 
habit robust, and plenty of substance in the bloom. 
Undoubtedly one of the finest White Border Flowers in 
cultivation as. 6d. & 10 
No. 1292— Schizanthus pyramidalis Tom Thumb.— The plants form 
beautiful little pyramids of most symmetrical growth, about 10 
inches in height. The purple flowers with black centres are 
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