No. 1190. 
FINEST DOUBLE PORTULACA 
Price per packet, fed. and *s. 
No. 690— GODETIA, Princess of Wales. 
Vivid ruby crimson, and very superior to Lady Albemarle. 
Price, in sealed packets, is. per packet. 
| One-fourth, the Natural 
She . 
No. 1089.— THE PEACOCK POPPY (New) 
(Papaver pavoninum.) (See below.) 
Price, in sfaled packets, is. 6d. per packet 
No. 982. 
HYBRID SPIRAL MIGNONETTE 
Price per packet, is. and is. 6d. 
No. 838-THE SILVER 
(Lavatera 
(See 
In sealed packets, 
VARIEGATED LAVATERA. 
arborea variegata.) 
below . ) 
price is. and 2s 6d. per packet. 
No. 172— ACROCLINIUM ROSEUM 
(New Double Everlasting). 
Price, is. per packet. 
THE SILVER VARIEGATED LAVATERA.-We have received a consignment of this beautifully variegated and highly o, namcntal plant from ihe Austrahan Colonies. 
intend to ^arowuThat the a " d 1 £or large borders or shrubberies. To guard against disappointment, we may warn those who 
increase in strength and size The IT ‘ k ? * h Q tVPt ’ ? nd r w,th ind »cation of their variegated character, which, however, they assume by degrees as they 
l Novemhe”afsr.!85. and S ' 2e - ^ Sh ° U ' d wi “ be variegated.”- /rom GARDE^N WORK 5 ; 
CHOICE VARIETIES OF MIGNONETTE. 
982 -Hybrid Spiral Mignonette. — Superior to any other variety in 
cultivation, the habit being dwarf and branching, with spikes often 
attaining a length of from 8 to 14 inches. By pinching the side shoots 
the centre spike attains a length of from 18 to 21 inches. It is very 
hardy, and well adapted for market purposes. (See Illustration ). 
Price, is. and is. 6d. per packet. 
No. 979 — New Crimson Victoria Mignonette.— A very distinct and singularly 
striking variety, with flowers of a decided crimson shade, exquisitely scented, 
foliage very glabrous and of deep colour. 
Price, in sealed packets, is. and as. 6d. per packet. 
No. 984— New Mignonette, Machet.— Described by the raisers as one of the 
finest Mignonettes yet introduced, of fine dwarf habit and robust con- 
stitution. The flower-spikes are long and shapely, richly coloured in deep 
reddish crimson, and deliciously scented. It is equally well adapted for 
culture in pots or borders, and the foliage, which is generally a weak point in 
this class of plants, is, in this instance, a good feature, being firm in texture 
aD d of a good dark green colour. Price, per packet, is. and as. 6d. 
GREENHOUSE SEEDS — Choicest Mixed. 
A superb mixture, a uniaue study for the amateur gardener who wishes to fill the 
greenhouse economically with plants. No. 705— Price is., i*.6d., and 5s. per packet. 
THE PEACOCK POPPY. - (Papaver pavoninum). 
(See Illustration.) 
It is of dwarf habit, not much exceeding a foot in height, and throws up from a 
radical tuft of neat foliage numerous stems, each bearing clusters of flowers, nodding 
in the bud. The most striking feature of the flower, and that which gives it its 
horticultural value, is, however, the conspicuous glossy black zone which marks the 
Petals near the base, the united bands forming a complete ring, equally apparent on 
both surfaces, which shows to great advantage on the brilliant scarlet ground colour 
during the early part of the day. It is a native of Turkestan. 
No. 1089— Price, in sealed packets, is. 6d. per packet. 
STATICE CANDELABRUM. 
Introduced under the unpronounceable name of S. Suworowi ; if sown succes- 
sively from February to April will produce an abundance of blooms from May till 
October. Each plant produces a large number of flower-spikes, of a bright rosy- 
crimson colour. 
No. 1327— Price, in sealed packets, is. and as. 6d. per packet. 
FERN SPORES. — We have harvested some well-ripened Spores of the most 
popular varieties of Ferns — grown in our own Nurseries. 
No. 633— Price, ir. 6d. and ss. 6d. per packet. 
