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CARTERS’ SELE CT ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHO ICE FLOWERS. 
Carters’ Prize C yclamen Grandi florum. 
AWARDED THE HIGHEST DIPLOMA AND PRIZE MEDAL, CHICAGO EXHIBITION. 
Photographed, from Nature and Copyrighted by J. C. Jc C>, 
No. 458. CYCLAMEN, CARTERS’ WHITE SWAN. 
COLEUST CARTERS’ NEWEST VARIETIES. 
Photographed from Nature and Copyrighted by J. C. <b Co. 
Culture Sow in spring and summer in well-drained pots lilled with peat, 
prick off into store pots, and in October pot off singly in a mixture of rich loam, leaf- 
mould, and sand. Keep the plants near the light, giving water moderately, and shift 
into larger pots and richer soil as the plants progress. Height, 2 feet. 
No. 413. Price, in sealed packets, Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. per packet. 
CARTERS’, 237, 238, & 97, HIGH HOt-DORN, LONDON.-' 1898. 
Price, in sealed packets, Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. each. 
No. 451. CHARMING BRIDE. — A superb white variety, With large hand- 
some petals, pure in colour and firm in texture ; compact habit ; robust growth. 
No. 452. CRIMSON QUEEN. — Beyond doubt the richest colour yet attained 
in Cyclamen ; a bold well -formed flower ; colour deep maroon-red. 
No. 453. DIXON HARTLAND. — The best specimen yet produced of the 
Giant Cyclamen Persicum ; colour pure white, with dark claret base. 
No. 454. DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. — Handsome distinct flower of a deep 
cherry colour ; blossoms of grand substance and form, and altogether superh. 
No. 455. PRINCESS IDA. — Delicate fairy-like blossoms, charming ; colour 
suffused blush ; with dark rose base. 
No. 456. ROSY MORN. — One of the finest in form, producing splendid 
trusses of bloom ; clear satin-like petals ; colour bright rose, with dark claret base. 
No. 457. SUNRAY • — Most interesting variety, changing colour during 
growth, varying from dark to lavender rose, with dark rose ; free bloomer. 
No. 458. WHITE SWAN. — The most profuse blooming White Cyclamen in 
cultivation ; grand flower, with extreme purity of colour. 
No. 459. The Collection of above 8 varieties for 9s. 
No. 450. Carters’ Superb Mixture, per pkt., Is. 6d. and 2s. &L 
CYANUS MINOR (CORNFLOWER.) 
Photographed from Nature and Copyrighted by J. C. <b Co. 
Nothing can be said in excess on behalf of these interesting and useful flower*, 
offering as they do a good example in hardiness of growth and profusion of btossow, 
and we cannot greatly err in saying that there is scarcely a cottage in England 
without some kind of Cornflower. The blue variety has become historical by being 
the favourite flower of the Emperor William I. of Germany. 
J Price per P.-jcEcee. 
No. 442. CYANUS MINOR fl. pi. — A charming mixture of colours ... 1 Q 
No. 448. VICTORIA MINIATURE CORNFLOWER-Very dwarf ... 1 © 
No. 445. EMPEROR BLUE CORNFLOWER— Selected 6d & 1 O 
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