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CLIBRAHS, ALTRINCHAA & AANCHESTER. 
Supplement to Herbaceous & Alpine Plant List.— Could. 
VIOLAS. 
NEW V A 
717 Crossie Robertson, reddish purple, 
darker in tlie centre shading lighter in 
top petals ; large size and good sul)- 
stance ; verj’ fine, 1/- each 
719 Cynthia, intense purple blue self, with 
rich yellow eye ; a large round flower, 
carried on long stalks of good length ; 
sweetl}’ scented, free grower and bloomer; 
a better variety than Archie Grant ; ex- 
cellent for bedding or cutting. One of 
the most striking and beautiful Violas 
ever introduced. 1/6 each, 12/- per do?. 
767 Hattie Laidlaw, deep maroon, shaded 
darker in the centre ; a large flower of 
good form ; robust and free, 1/- each 
785 Jeannie Peattie, creamy white, slightly 
rayed ; well defined dark heliotrope 
border ; large ; splendid for exhibition, 
1/- each 
I I E T I E S. 
889 Mrs. J. H. Rowland, a distinct and very 
beautiful .shade of rose; of fine form, 
large size , the best of its colour, 1/- each 
9(3 Purple Beauty, pale purple bine, lower 
and .side petals heavily marked in the 
form of a Maltese Cross with intense 
purple, shaded rich reddish-brown, giv- 
ing the flower a striking and most beauti- 
ful appearance • rich yellow eye ; a large 
shapely flower ; good grower and free 
bloomer ; a superb variety, well adapted 
for all purposes, 1/6 each, 12 /- doz. We 
hold the entire stock of this variety 
1002 Willie Farmer, creamy-white ground, 
with a purple-blue edging, slightly 
rayed ; a large flower of finest exhibition 
form, 1/- each 
RAYLESS VIOLAS. 
NEW VARIETIES. 
1093 Maid of Weaverham, creamy-white, 
with a well defined rich yellow eye ; a 
large flat flower of circular outline ; com- 
pact habit and free bloomer ; a splendid 
variety for Itedding, cutting,or exhibition 
purposes ; one of the finest Violas we 
have ever introduced, 1/6 each 
1154 Snow Queen, pure white, sometimes 
slightly flushed pale yellow in the lower 
petal, rich yellow eye ; a beautiful flower 
of circular outline, medium size, very 
free ; an excellent variety for bedding 
purposes. This variety, a seedling of our 
own raising, will undoubtedly become a 
great favourite for bedding purposes, 
1 /- each, 9 /- per doz. 
1164 The Queen, creamy-white, lower petals 
flu-shed orange-yellow, deliciously frag- 
rant ; a splendid variety for bedding or 
cutting purposes ; dwarf compact habit ; 
free and continuous bloomer ; the most 
fragrant Viola we have yet rai.sed, 1/6 ea 
Full List of Carnations, Pinks, Pansies & Violas 
h'RRK ON .\ 1 T>I.ICATI 0 N. 
FOR FULL LIST OF CATALOGUES 
See inside back Cover of Herhaceotts List. 
CLIViA^S, 
ALTJiWCHJlM & MJlMCHESTETi. 
ALSO AT BRAMHALL, Cheshire 
