Cannell & Sons’ Complete Seed Guide. 
TTDiEA HYBBIDA IfANA 
TROPA:OLT3M LOBBIANUM. 
TROPASOLUM, TOM THUMB. 
TROr^OLUM rEREORI>*UM CANAKIENSE. 
CANNELLS' WALLFLOWERS. (Cheira7ithus Cheiri.) CKUCiFERiE. 
WAM.FI.OWEK, EAUI.V SINGLE ANSLAL. 
Wallflowers are prized for their delicious fragrance. In the Spring | 
they are indispensable for beds, groups, and ribbons The large massn e 
conspicuous spikes of the double German varietie.s have a charming e^dcct, 
while the more bushy compact growth and profuse blooming of the Single 
Wallflowers render them e.xceedingly attractive. A mass of Golden Tom 
Thumb, with its unalloyed rich golden orange blossoms, is a sight unrivalled, 
and so profusely does it bloom as to resoluble a dense carpet of gold. 
1140 U.p. CANNELLS’ IMPROVED MAROON- Very dwarf 
blood-coloured Wallflower. The darkness and the perfume of this variety far 
exceeds all others, and a few plants are a feature in every garden. 1 4 ft. 
Oi/. per pkt. . ,,, ,, 
Cannells’ Double German— We have now a splendid strain of Double 
Wallflower.', e.xceedingly fine massive spikesof beautiful flowers, deliciously 
scented ; dwarf and compact habits. 
1441. A COLLECTION of 12 varieties, separate, 3s. 
1442 6 .1 
14 43. H.p. Bedfont Yellow — Fine colour, rich golden yellow 
2do per pkt. 
1444. H.p. Covent Garden-Dark blood red. ft. 2d. per pkt. ^ 
1415. Wallflower, Dwarf Nankeen Yellow -A uew shade ot 
colour, being a very delicate pale yellow. The plant of dense pymmulal 
habit, about 12 inches high ; early, lloriferous, and very fragrant. l‘cr 
pkt., l.s*. 
1446. Wallflower, Early Single Annual-If sown earlv m March 
in a frame, will begin flowering in June, and continue nntil late in the 
Autumn. The flower is of a pretty light brown colour, very ngrceably 
scented ; well adapted for put culture and market purposes. <ad. per pkt. 
1447. Wallflower, Eastern Queen, Large Flowered Single 
—In h.abit it resembles the well-known Dresden torcing, being very bushy. 
1 ft. Flowers of a bright chamois, changing to salmon-red, a very pleasing 
shade. The effect is decidedly surj, rising, as it differs so widely m colour 
from any hitherto existing variety. Fer pkt., Gd. 
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