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The Illustrated Guide for Amateur Gardeners . 
MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS. 
BOUVARDIAS. 
The most beautiful and charming of all flowers to cut for bouquets, 
button-holes, or table decoration ; the colours range from the purest white 
through the delicate shades of pink and rose to tho most intense ami 
brilliant scarlet and crimson. They are easy of cultivation, and grown in 
the same way as Winter-flowering Pelargoniums will bloom to perfection. 
Select List. 
each — a. cl. 
ALFRED NEUNER. Puro white, double . . . . ..06 
HOGARTHH FL. PL. Double, scarlet, very fine ..06 
HUMBOLDTH CORYMBIFLORA. Fine white flowers . . ..06 
PRIORY BEAUTY. Delicate pink . . . . . . ..06 
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. Deep crimson-scarlet . . ..06 
PRESIDENT GARFIELD. Delicate rose . . . . ... 0 6 
CHOICE VARIETIES, our own selection to name 
per doz. 4s. 6d. ; 6 for 2s. 6d. 
CAMPANULAS. 
each — 3. d. 
MAYI (now). A lovely trailing variety, beautiful lavender blue 
flowers ; a gem for pots . . . . . . 3 for 2s. 6d. 1 0 
ISOPHYLLA, BLUE. Lilac blue . . . . 3 for Is. 3d. 0 6 
„ ALBA. White ; beautiful . . . . 3 for Is. 3d. 0 6 
Beautiful dwarf trailing species, with large salver-shaped flowers ; 
splendid for suspended pots, &c. 
PYRAMIDALIS. Blue I Beautiful upright- I 3 for Is. 3d. 0 6 
„ ALBA. White j growing vars. j 3 for 2s. Od. 0 9 
COLEUS. 
NEW LARGE-LEAVED HYBRIDS. We offer seedlings, in May, from our 
splendid strain of large-leaved, brilliantly coloured varieties. 
Strong young plants from single pots per doz. 2s. 6d. ; 6 for Is. 6d. 
from Lady HILL, Welwyn. 
Sept. 23rd. 
“Tho hast order arrived in good condition. The Plants are very strong and 
healthy.” 
From Mrs. FITZ-HUGH, Ludham. 
Sept. 16th. 
“The Climbers L obtained from you are hardy little plants. 1 am very much 
pleased with them.'’ 
Beautiful vars. to name, 
6 for 2s. 6d. ; per doz. 4s. 6d. 
each— s. d. 
BOUQUET BLANC. Pure 
white ; very fragrant . . 0 6 
MADAME DE BUSSY. 
Beautiful blue, with 
large white eye ; delici- 
ously scented . . 0 6 
MADAME ARTHUR GUE. 
Flowers violet with white 
centre ; freo floweiing . . 0 6 
QUEEN OF VIOLETS. Dark 
violet with white eye, 
very free flowering and 
of good habit 
per doz. 3s. Cd. 0 4 
WHITE LADY. Deliciously 
scented per doz. 3s. 6d. 0 4 
and other varieties. 
HELIOTROPE. 
MUSK. 
HARRISON’S GIANT. Splendid variety of 
finely scented, fine for pots 
a robust habit of growth, 
per doz. 2s. 6d. ; each 4d. 
HELIOTROPES. 
MARGUERITE. 
NEW DWARF WHITE. Very compact and free-flowering ; a gem for 
pots or window boxes . . . . per doz. 5s. ; each 6d. 
SPLENDENS IMPROVED. 
for the greenhouse 
SALVIA. 
Brilliant scarlet spikes of flowers ; magnificent 
. . . . . . 3 for 2s. ; each 9d. 
TROPjEOLUM. 
“ COMET.” Brilliant scarlet flowers ; splendid plant for pots or banging- 
baskets in the greonhouse. Blooms all through the Winter 
3 for Is. 3d. ; per doz. 4s. fid. ; each 6d. 
BEDDING GERANIUMS. 
Autumn-struck good healthy plants from single pots. 
per doz. 
per 100 
per 
<loz. 
d. 
per 100 
U ll 
KING EDWARD VH. (new). Dark crimson, very dwarf, 
CRYSTAL PALACE GEM. Beautiful . . 
3' 
g’ 
24 
0 
a profuse bloomer 
4 
6 
GOLDEN TRICOLOR. LADY CULLUM 
. , . . 
4 
0 
30 
0 
SCARLET KING (new). Brilliant deep scarlet, with large 
„ MRS. HENRY COX. Splendid 
5 
0 
35 
0 
bold flowers ; vigorous, compact growth ; very fine 
VERONA. Golden foliage, pink flowers 
5 
0 
bloomer 
4 
0 
30 
0 
SILVER TRICOLOR. LASS O’GOWRIE 
. . each 6d. 
5 
0 
PAUL CRAMPEL. Deep scarlet 
4 
0 
30 
0 
„ MRS. JOHN CLUTTON 
.. „ Gd. 
5 
0 
CRIMSON, HENRY JACOBY 
4 
0 
30 
0 
SILVER-LEAVED. FLOWER OF SPRING 
3 
6 
24 
0 
PINK, MASTER CHRISTINE 
3 
0 
24 
0 
„ MRS. MAPPIN. White flowers 
6 
0 
SALMON. MRS, C. LOWESLY 
3 
6 
24 
0 
„ PRINCE SILVERWINGS 
3 
6 
24 
0 
SCARLET VESUVIUS. Splendid bedder 
3 
0 
21 
0 
BRONZE-LEAVED. BLACK DOUGLAS 
4 
0 
30 
0 
WHITE, QUEEN OF THE BELGIANS 
3 
6 
24 
0 
„ MARECHAL MC MAHON . . 
4 
0 
30 
0 
OUR GUINEA HAMPER OF CHOICE BEDDING PLANTS. 
We annually sell large numbers of these Collections, which contain the very liberal assortment named below. As, however, 
provision must be made for supplying in 
in their orders as early as convenient. 
30 Geraniums, assorted 
12 Verbenas, assorted 
12 Calceolarias, yellow 
24 Pyrethrum, Golden Feather 
18 Lobelias, dark blue 
accordance with the list given, we shall 
12 Petunias, mixed 
12 Pansies or Violas 
6 Chrysanthemums, choice named 
6 Dahlias, named 
6 Fuchsias, named 
be glad if our customers will kindly send 
6 Phloxes, choice perennial 
0 Heliotropes 
4 Pentstemons 
12 Hardy Flowering Plants 
Half the above quantity 11s. 6d. ; double quantity 40s. 
No Charge for Hampers or Packing. Ready for delivery in May. Orders executed in same rotation as received. 
We do not pay the Carriage of these Collections. 
