«() GEO. COOLING &. SONS, BATH. 
STOCKS— continued. 
WINTER-FLOWERING. This beautiful departure 
in Stocks are most useful for cutting, not only 
for their delicious scent, but the long spikes of 
flowers they produce in such abundance ; equally 
suited for winter-flowering in the conservatory 
or for the open ground for the Autumn. Sow in 
in Spring for flowering in July, and in early 
Summer for Autumn-flowering. 
T.'IS Apple Blossom, white shaded carmine, very 
ij^beautiful ... ... per packet 6d. and Is. 
78!) Beauty of Nice, delicate shade of fleshy pink 
per packet (id. and Is. 
740 Crimson King^, fiery crimson, a very effective 
shade per packet (id. and Is. 
711 Mont Blanc, snow white ,, 6d. and Is. 
742 Queen Alexandra, rosy lilac of a very charm- 
ing tint per packet (id. and Is. 
748 PRINCESS ALICE, a continuous flowering pure 
white variety, grows in the open ground 2 feet 
high. Frequent sowings may be made, and if 
sown early will produce an abundance of beau- 
tifully-shaped flowers of the purest white from 
May until November, and often until December, 
per packet 6d. and Is. 
744 BISMARCK, a robust growing pyramidal late 
flowering variety of great merit, bearing hand- 
some spike of the purest white flowers, 2h ft. 
per packet 6d. and Is. 
IMPROVED QUEEN. A fine variety of dwarf habit, 
very double and much branched, very hardy, 
and suitable for exposed situations. 
745 Blood Red, compact habit and vigorous growth, 
(i inches high, flowers of blood 
red colour, standing out effec- 
tively from the broad green leaves, pkt. 6d. & Is. 
746 Mixed Colours . . . per packet 6d. 
SAPONARIA. 
747 Oalabrica. (Soapworis), compact growing hardy 
annuals, with masses of miniature star-shaped 
flowers of bright pink colour, j ft. 
per oz. Is.; packet 3d. 
748 alba, pure white, I ft. ,, is.; ,, 3d. 
74!) Vaccaria, graceful sprays of pale rose flowers 
produced in great profusion, very striking for 
cut flowers; a great favourite in the Parisian 
market, hardy annual, 2 ft., packet 3d. and 6d. 
SMILAX. 
750 Medeola Asparagroides, half-hardy perennial 
climber growing very freely from seed, with 
long graceful leafy stems, much used for table 
decoration. The cut branches remain fresh for 
a long period per packet Is. 
751 Myrtifolia, the sprays are produced 
with greater freedom than the , 
above, and being of harder 
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foliage is more lasting in the cut state, 
per packet Is. 6d. 
SNAPDRAGON. See Antirrhinum. 
SILENE. 
Compact dwarf hardy annuals. Only a few inches 
in height and covered with bright dowers. Valu- 
able for rockwork and spring bedding. 
752 Pendula compacta, pink, i ft., 
per oz. Is. ; per packet 8d. 
753 - - white ... ... ... ,, 8d. 
754 - - Peach Blossom, beautiful double variety, 
of a delicate pale pink colour per packet (id. 
SINNINGIA. 
7.55 Reg^ina Hybrida. The Sinningia is the genus 
from which the Gloxinia has been developed, 
and in these new hybrids the flowers are con- 
siderably larger than the species and not quite 
so drooping. They vary in colour from light 
rose to pale and deep lilac — the throat being 
generally pure white. The plant is strikingly 
handsome, about !) inches high, per packet Is. 
SOLANUM. 
7.56 Wetherill’s Hybrids, ornamental berried plants 
for table decoration per packet 6d. 
7.57 Capsicastrum, valuable for decorative pur- 
poses... ... ... ... ... per packet (id. 
We carefully prove the growth of every parcel of seed we send out ; disappointment from defective 
germination is therefore almost impossible. 
