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Size of Bloom of Carters White Swan Cyclamen. 
CARTERS “ PERFECTION ” CYCLAMEN. 
Carters Superb Mixture of* all Colours. — Our grand large-flowered strain in all its best forms and 
every shade of colour, including our superb salmon. This is a selection of many years’ patient observation and labour. 
n + w ? er packet, price is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 5s. 
carters White Swan. I he most profuse blooming white Cyclamen in cultivation; a grand thing, throwing its 
pure white flowers well above the foliage. A year old plant of this in full bloom is a magnificent sight. First Class 
Certificate, Royal Horticultural Society. (See Photograph abojie.') Per packet, price is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 5s. each 
Salmon. Distinct and fresh; a strong and vigorous variety. Per packet, price is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 5s 
unarming Bride. A superb pure white variety, with large handsome petals, pure 
in colour and firm in texture, compact habit, robust growth. 
Crimson Queen. A bold, well-formed flower; colour, deep maroon-red. 
Doxon Hartland. — White ; dark claret base ; large flower ; fine form. 
Duke of Connaught.— Deep cherry colour ; handsome and distinct ; blossoms of 
grand substance and form. First Class Certificate, Royal Horticultural Society. 
Fairy Queen. — Pale rose, compact habit. 
Mont Blanc. — Magnificent, pure white. 
Princess Ida. Delicate fairy-like blossom, grand shape and good substance, a pretty 
and almost fascinating variety ; colour, blush, shaded with dark rose base. 
Princess May.— A dainty soft pink. 
Rosy Morn. One of the finest in form, producing splendid trusses of bloom; clear 
satm-like petals ; colour, bright rose with dark claret base. 
Sun ray. This is a most interesting variety, changing colour during growth, varying 
from dark to lavender rose with a dark coloured base. A free bloomer with a fine truss. 
The Sultan. The richest coloured Cyclamen; intense crimson. 
Collection of 12 varieties for 
Six varieties (purchaser’s selection) 
Each, price per packet, 
is., is. 6d., and 2s. 6d. 
520. Cyclamen, mixed, older varieties 
10 
5 
j zr‘ varieties per packet, is., is. 6d., & 2 6 
bow at any time (spring and autumn to be preferred) in pots or pans, in peaty loam and sand, covering the soil scarcely 
arter of an inch, place on warm shelf near the glass in greenhouse, keeping the soil moist but well drained. The seed 
aces rom four to eight weeks to germinate. When the bulbs are the size of a pea transplant singly into small pots, transferring 
o arger pots as the plants develop. An average of 6o° is the temperature best suited for producing well-developed flowers, and 
good ventilation without draught is a safeguard from disease. We also supply dry bulbs at the end of the summer {see pare 271). 
1 , ur J Cyclamen last year, grown from your seed, were the finest I have ever seen.”— Mr. C. II. Wheei.er, Gardener to the 
Right Hon. Lord Masham, Augjist $rd t 1912. 
Address /or all _ _ 
Correspondence, RAYNES PARE , LONDON , S.IV. — TQTJ, 
