C LI BRANS 
A L TR I N C HA M 
BY APPOINTMENT 
Autumn and Winter-Flowering Begonias, “ Gloire de Lorraine ” Type-continued. 
General Collection. 
Prices, except where otherwise stated. 
YOUNG PLANTS, in 3 inch pots, ready in May. 4d. and 6d. each. 3 6 and 5/- per doz. 
PLANTS in 4.J and 5 inch POTS, later in the season 1/ and 1/6 each. 9/ , 12/-, and 18/ per doz. 
No. 
907 AGATHA. A.M., R.H.S.; resembles Gloire 
de Lorraine, whilst the habit is more 
compact. (See illustration below). 
910 AGATHA COMPACTA, A. M..R.H.S.; charm- 
ing rosy-pink, produced with the utmost 
freedom. The plants are from 9 in. to 
12 in. in height, and admirably suited for 
pot culture, as they require little staking. 
This is the dwarfest of the winter- 
flowering Begonias. 
947 GLOIRE DE LORRAINE, A.M..R.H.S. ; the 
forerunner and best known of this class ; 
a superb plant, producing an abundance 
of rose-pink flowers ; grand for decora- 
tive purposes, either in pots or baskets. 
961 MASTERPIECE, A.M..R.H.S. ; somewhat 
similar to Gloire de Lorraine, but 
stronger and more upright in growth, 
with larger flowers of richer colour. 
968 MRS. LEO DE ROTHSCHILD, A.M..R.H.S. ; 
an improved form of Gloire de Lorraine, 
with larger flowers; a superb variety 
No. 
978 PATRIE (new), see page 9. 
982 President Taft (new), see page 10. 
990 THE KING, a stronger and more vigorous 
form of Gloire de Lorraine ; more 
upright in habit and producing larger 
flowers. 
993 TRIOMPHE DE LEMOINE, a remarkable 
variety, blooming in February, after 
all others are over ; the rosy-pink 
flowers, not quite so large as those 
of Gloire de Lorraine , are produced 
in elegant branching heads, well 
above the dark shining green bold 
handsome foliage ; the flowers are 
very persistent and the plant remains 
in full beauty for several weeks. 
6d. each, 5/- doz. 
998 TURNFORD HALL, A M., K.II.S. ; a superb 
variety, flowers large, white, slightly 
shaded with apple blossom pink ; 
vigorous, remarkably profuse. 
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