SALVIA] 
SALVIA.- 
CARTERS TESTED SEEDS— BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS. 
The .oilowing are packed in 6d. 1/- and 1/6 packets. 
■ — Annuals and perennials. Sow in heat, in early 
spring, prick off into boxes in warm frames, and harden off well 
before planting out. Argentea maybe sown in pans or boxes 
in a frame, and then planted out. 
SCABIOUS — Continued. 
[SCABIOUS 
SANVITALIA. —Hardy annual. 
517G Procumbcns, fl. pi.— Bright effective edging plant; yellow. 
SAPONARI A. — I'or edging, rockeries. &c. Sow where intended 
to flower. . . , , a i, 
5189 Scarlet Queer*. — Hardy annual. Rich rose coloui, daik 
Stems. lit. 6 in. 
5190 Calabrica.— Hardy annual. Rose. 
5191 Calabrica alba. — -Hardy annual. White. 
5192 Ocymoides.— Perennial rock plant. Pale pink ; trailer. 
5199 Vacaria. Hardy annual. Valuable for cutting ; used for 
decoration with Sweet Peas. A beautiful soft pink flower, most 
graceful in vases. Also makes a nice pot plant for the green- 
house. 
No. 5183 Salvia , 'Zurich. 
No. 
5179 Coccinea.- brilliant scarlet, half-hardy annual. TTt. 2 ft. 
5180 Patens. -Half-hardy blue perennial, for pots or bedding. 
5181 Splcndens.— Crimson perennial, for pots. lit. Is ft. 
5182 Splendcns com pacta.— Perennial. Neat habit. Ht. 1 ft. 
5183 Splendcns, Carters Zurich.— Very early flowering. Most 
fiery scarlet ; splendid for pot and other decoration. Ht. 1 ft. 
( Photograph above.) Per pkt., 1/-, 1/6. and 2/6 
5184 Arg-cntca. Large procumbent silver foliage. Fine border 
perennial. Ht. 2 ft. 
COARinilQ This bright-flowering plant is usually 
g\;HDlvv/Oi treated as an annual in our gardens. During 
recent years it has been greatly improved both in habit and 
range of colours, and is fast becoming one of the most popular 
of border flowers. When given plenty of room and the seed- 
vessels are kept regularly picked off. it will last through the 
whole of the summer. Owing to its sweetness the bees are very 
fond of it. and its floral favours also attract all the most 
beautiful types of butterflies in the neighbourhood. Sow the 
seed in heat in February and March in a pan or small box. and 
transplant the seedlings 3 in. apart in larger boxes ; harden off 
as spring advances, and set out in the border towards end of 
May. They may also be sown where intended to grow during 
March and April. 
LARGE-FLOWERED DWARF DOUBLE. lit. l£ ft. 
5246 Carters Cherry Red. 
5247 Carters Crimson. 
5248 Carters Carmine. 
5249 Carters Purple. 
5250 Carters Rose. 
5251 Carters White. 
5253 Carters Mixed.— Alt colours. 
No. 5265 Carters Large-flowered Scabious. 
LARGE-FLOWERED TALL DOUBLE! — Ht. 2$ ft. 
NO. 
5257 Carters Cherry Red. 
5258 Carters White. 
5259 Carters Black. 
5260 Carters Flesh. 
5261 Carters Fiery Scarlet. 
5262 Carters Purple. 
5265 Carters Mixed.— All colours. 
5269 Fairy Queen.— Tall, large-flowered double. The flowers are 
of a most delicate lavender blue shade, profusely borne on long 
stems. Most useful for cutting. lit. 2j ft. 
5270 Pompadour.— Annual. Handsome double blossoms. Ht. 2 ft. 
5271 Caucasica.— Silvery lavender-blue. Perennial. lit. 2 ft. 
5272 Caucasica alba.— Delicate flower. Perennial. 
6d. 1/- and 1/6 packets. 
indicate the catalogue number when ordering. 
shall 
These colours are 
particularly brilliant 
and handsome 
for vase decoration. 
The above are packed in 
be extremely obliged if customers will kindly 
{faAZe/uJ Seedsmen to II. M. the King, HAYNES PARK, LONDON, S. If. 20. 
Like the preceding, 
brilliant flowers 
for table and other 
decorations. 
