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Illustrated Autumn Catalogue 
Choice Bouquets and Cut Flowers. 
W b grow many thousands of Plants specially for our supply of Choice Cut Flowers, which we furnish in season from th9 
following superb assortment: — 
Abutilons 
Arum Lilies 
Azaleas 
Begonias 
Bouvardias 
Camellias 
Cyclamens 
Chrysanthemums 
Heaths 
Heliotropes 
Hyacinths, White Roman and 
Others 
Lapagerias 
Lilies, Pure White 
Lily of the Valley 
Narcissi, of Sorts 
Orange Blossom 
Orchids 
Primulas, Double White 
Roses, Tea-scented and Others 
Spiraea 
Stephanotis 
Violets, Sweet-scented 
And many other Choice Greenhouse and Stove Flowers. 
MEMORIAL WREATHS AND CROSSES. Made up with choicest pure white natural flowers and Maidenhair Fern, 
arranged in the most beautiful- style, aud guaranteed to give the highest satisfaction 
each 7s. Gd., 10s. Gd., 12s. 6d., 15s., 21s., 31s. 6d., and 42s. 
BRIDES’ SHOWER BOUQUETS. Exquisitely made up with choicest pure white flowers only each 7s. 6d., 10s. 6d., 15s., and 21s. 
BRIDESMAIDS’ BOUQUETS. Made up with pure white and delicately tinted flowers, or to order each 5s., 7s. Gd. and 10s. 6d. 
BUTTON-HOLE BOUQUETS. White or coloured flowers ... ... ... each Is. and Is. Gd. ; per doz. 10s. Gd. and 15s. 
LADIES’ DRESS BOUQUETS OR SPRAYS. Beautifully made up to order ... ... each 2s. Gd., 5s., and 7s. 6d. 
LOOSE CUT FLOWERS AND FERN. For table and other decorations supplied iu liberal quantity in boxes 
each 2s. Gd., 3s. Gd., 5s., 7s. Gd., 10s. Gd., 15s., 21s., 31s. Gd., and 42s. 
By our careful and perfect system of packing, the Wreaths, Bouquets, &c., we supply, will stand a journey of fully two days if 
necessary, and then reach their destination iu beautifully fresh condition. 
All orders are despatched promptly on receipt , if required , but customers residing at a distance should give , if possible , at least 
two days ’ clear notice before the flowers are required , and full particulars for forwarding . 
TESTIMONIALS. 
From Mr. GOLDING, Tredegar. 
“ The Wreath arrived on Saturday morning aud in good condition ; 
it was highly satisfactory.” 
From Miss HAEVEY, South Lowestoft. 
Sept. 3rd. 
“ Miss Harvey begs to inform Messrs. Daniels she is quite satisfied 
with the Cross, in fact it is simply perfect, and it arrived most 
beautifully fresh. Mr. E. H. Eeeve is also very pleased with the Wreath 
sent him," 
From Mrs. PENISTON, Donoaster. 
"Mrs. Peniston begs to thank Messrs. Daniels Brothers for their 
attention. The Wreath arrived safely. It was very beautiful, and gave 
great satisfaction.” 
From W. S. LONG, Esq., Windsor. 
April 7th. 
” The Bride’s and Bridesmaids' Bouquets were duly delivered at 
Saxlingham, and gave the highest satisfaction. Enclosed is cheque in 
payment.” 
Index. 
FLOWER ROOTS. 
Aohimenes... 
FAOK 
... 33 
Flower Roots ( continued ). 
Narcissi — in Collections and mixed 
PAOB 
... 17 
Aconites — W inter ... 
... 25 
Narcissi — C hoice named 
17—20 
Agapanthus 
... 22 
Polyanthus Narcissus 
... 21 
Amaryllis ... 
... 33 
Ranunculi ... 
28, 29 
Anemones ... 
26, 27 
Scillas 
... 29 
Arums 
... 25 
SOHIZOSTYLIS COCCINEA 
... 34 
Begonias ... 
... 33 
Snowdrops 
... 29 
Chionodoxa Lucilias 
... 27 
Spiriea 
... 34 
Crocus — S uperb named and Dutch 
24, 25 
Tigridias ... 
... 34 
Crown Imperials ... 
... 23 
Tuberoses ... 
... 27 
Cyclamens ... 
... 32 
Tulips — S ingle 
12, 13 
Eucharis ... 
... 33 
„ Double 
... 15 
Flower Roots— in Collections 
1—3 
„ Late, or Florists’ 
... 16 | 
Freesias ... 
... 33 
,, Parrot or Dragon 
... 16 
Gladioli ... 
... 22 
„ Distinct species 
... 16 
Hyacinths — C ultivation of ... ... 4 
,, Superb named Exhibition 5 
ROSES, FRUITS, & 
PLANTS. 
,, Collections of 
,, Bedding 
10, 11 
... 11 
Azaleas 
... 55 
,, Roman and Miniature 
9, 11 
Camf.llias ... 
- •?’’ 
,, General List 
6-9 
Carnations and Picotees 
... 52 
Irises 
... 31 
Clematises 
... 54 
Ixias 
... 23 
Climbing Plants — Hardy 
... 56 
Jonquils ... 
... 20 
Coniferous Plants 
... 57 
Lilies (Lilium) 
30, 31 
Fencing Plants 
... 59 
Lily of the Valley 
... 32 
Frdit Trees 
44 — 52 
Miscellaneous Bulbs 
33, 34 
Forest Trees 
... 58 
Boses, Fruits, and Plants (continued). 
PAG* 
Greenhouse and Stove Plants ... 55 
Hardy Flowering Plants (Select) 35 — 37 
Helleboros (Christmas Rose) ... 36 
Miscellaneous Plants ... 33 ,34 
Myrobella, or Cherry Plum ... 59 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs ... 56 
Pasonies ... ... ... ... 37 
Rhododendrons ... ... ... 57 
Rhubarb ... ... ... ... 57 
Roses ... ... ... 38 — 43 
Sea Kale ... ... ... ... 57 
Seedling Florists’ Flowers ... 55 
Strawberries ... ... ... 53 
Trees and Shrubs ... ... ... 56 
Violets ... ... ... ... 58 
Vines ... ... ... ... 48 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Bouquets, Cut Flowers, &c. ... 64 
Daniels’ Compound Tobacco Paper 61 
Daniels’ Eureka Manure ... ... 61 
Everlasting Flowers, kc . ... ... 62 
Garden Requisites ... ... 63 
Mushroom spawn ... ... ... 61 
Vegetable SEEDS-for Autumn Sowing 60 
Wreaths op Dried Flowers, &o. ... 62 
NORWICH : FLETCHER AND SON, HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS. 
