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The Illustrated Guide for Amateur Gardeners. 
SINGLE-FLOWERED ZONAL PELARGONIUMS. 
These splendid flowers, whioh have been much improved o! late years, are amongst the very best ol pot plants for green- 
house or conservatory decoration during the Summer and Autumn months. By a little management they may be had in bloom 
throughout the Winter, when their brilliant and lovely flowers are especially welcome. 
In consequence of the increasing demand for really fine new sorts, we have again added to our list the finest of the new 
large-flowered varieties. These will be found of the most charming colours, and to include many beautiful shades, hitherto 
unknown amongst Single Zonals. 
NEW AND SELECT VARIETIES. 
All Autumn Struck. Strong young plants from single pots. 
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ALFRED TENNYSON. Soft rosy crimson 0 
AMY AMPHLETT. Purest white ; blooms well shaped . . 0 
AND REW LANQ. Glowing scarlet, with large white blotch 0 
BLENHEIM. Brilliant scarlet with white eye, large . . 0 
CALEDONIA. Blush pink, very large perfectly formed flowers 0 
OARMANIA. Soft salmon rose, large flowers, distinct . . 0 
CARO NLA, Bright rosy pink, enormous flowers 0 
0EYIC (new). Delicate flesh pink, most beautiful variety . . 0 
COLERIDGE. Salmon, shaded with orange . . . . . . 0 
CON AN D OYLE. Clear salmon pink . . . . . . ... 0 
COUNTESS OF JERSEY (new). Coral salmon, splendid flower . . n 
CYMRIC (now). Rich purple self, one of the finest ever raised . . 0 
DONALD BEATON. Clear bright orange, with a decided tint of 
yellow in it ; a most telling colour . . . . . . 0 
DR. ERNEST RAWSON. Deep purple velvety crimson . . . . 0 
DR. NANSEN. Finest pure white . . . . . . . . 0 
DUCHESS OF ROXBURGH. Salmon self. A superb flower . . 0 
DUKE OF BEDFORD. Dark crimson with white eye, large flowers 0 
DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH. Rich crimson . . 0 
DUKE OF NORFOLK. Rich magenta crimson, white eye . . 0 
E. BID WELL. Bright vermilion scarlet, with white eye . . 0 
FLORENCE FARMER. White ground, veined and tinted with 
ros y salmon . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 
GENERAL WOLSELEY. Clear rosy red ; a grand flower . . 0 
GOODWOOD. Beautiful trusses of well-formed flowers of the 
purest white ; a gem . . . . . . . . . . 0 
GERTRUDE PEARSON. Pure rose pink, with conspicuous white 
blo tch on two upper petals . . . . . . . . 0 
GUINEVERE. Creamy white ; splendid truss and pip . . ... 0 
HAL L CAINE. Br ight cherry -red, a striking flower ... 0 
HELEN, COUNTESS OF RADNOR. Rosy cerise, splendid . . 0 
IAN MACLAREN. A very deep warm shade of salmon . . . . 0 
JOHN MILTON. Brilliant orange scarlet, with clear white eye 0 
LADY ROSCOE. Beautiful shade of pink . . . . . . 0 
LADY WARWICK. Beautiful white with a bright pink edge . . 0 
LORD ROBERTS. Purple shaded magenta ; magnificent . . 0 
LORD ROSEBERY. A deep rich salmon . . . . . . 0 
LUCANIA (new). Cerise and orange, enormous flowers . . 0 
MR, J. A. BELL. White and shrimp pink, very pretty.. .. 0 
MRS. GEO. CADBURY. Very large flowers, colour a delicate salmon 0 
MRS. WRIGHT. The nearest to a blue yet raised ... . . 0 
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NEW ZONAL PELARGONIUM. 
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MRS. BROWN POTTER. Beautiful rosy pink, with white eye ; 
flowers large and well formed _ . . . . . . 0 
PRINCE OF ORANGE. Brilliant orange scarlet, nearly yellow . . 0 
PRINCESS AT, IX Clear pale rose, a distinct and beautiful shade 0 
PRINCESS OF WALE8. Large beautiful flowers of a brilliant rosy- 
cerise ; charming and most effective . . . . . . 0 
QUEENSWOOD (new). Mottled salmon, very fine and distinct . . 0 
RUDYARD KIPLING. Rioh crimson purple, with glowing crimson 
blotch at the base of upper petals . . . . . . 0 
SNOWSTORM. A splendid dwarf growing pure white ; first-class 0 
SAXONIA (new). Brilliant scarlet, very large flowers . . . . 0 
ST. LOUIS (new). Scarlet crimson, immense flowers . . . . 0 
THE SIRDAR. Immense and splendidly formed flowers, scarlet . . 0 
VIRGINIA. Pure snow white ; flowers large . . . . . . 0 
WARLEY (new). Orange and white mottled ; a superb flower . . 0 
WORDSWORTH. Vivid orange ; a perfect flower . . . . 0 
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PRICES OF SINGLE ZONAL PELARGONIUMS. 
Twelve in 12 superb varieties, our selection . . . . 4s. 0d. and 6s. 
Six in 6 extra fine varieties, our selection . . 3s. 6d. and 4s. 6d. 
DOUBLE-FLOWERED IVY-LEAVED PELARGONIUMS. 
A splendid Class for Pots, Hanging Baskets, Vases, &c. They are also charming when planted out of doors in small beds, and are 
very useful for Cut Flowers. 
SELECT VARIETIES. 
ACHIEVEMENT. The splendid large double flowers, which arc 
produced in grand trusses, are of a brilliant rosy carmine colour 
This is highly recommended as a beautiful variety 3 for 2s. 0 9 
COL. BADEN POWELL. Soft blush lilac flowers, produced freely 
in large trusses ; a beautiful variety . . . . ..06 
CUVIER. Beau tiful rich violet purple, very fine . . . . o 6 
HIS MAJESTY THE KING. A lovely shade of dark cerise, large 
trusses of bloom and very free-flowering ,. T. 0 9 
LEOPARD. Clear lilac-pink, heavily blotched with crimson all 
over the upper petals ; very distinct . . . . ..00 
JAMES T. HAMILTON (new). A grand new hybrid, ivy-leaved 
variety, bearing a profusion of large trusses of semi-double 
flowers of an intense glowing carmine-crimson colour. 
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JEANNE D’ ARC. White, suffused with lavender .. -.0 6 
MTIJ, F IELD OEM. A cross between an Ivy- leaf and Zonal, the 
flower is blush white with blotches of crimson shaded with pink. 
A very distinct and beautiful variety . . . . -.09 
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MADAME THIBAUT. Brilliant crimson cerise . . _ ... 0 6 
PURITY. Splendid pure white, with large full double flowers, by 
far the best white, and one that will be found exceedingly 
useful for out flowers . . . . . . . . ..06 
QUEEN OF ROSES. The flowers are very large, 2| to 3 inches 
across, perfectly double, of splendid form and substance, and of 
the most beautiful rosy crimson carmine colour . . ..06 
RED CROUSSE (new). Rosy crimson, splendid for hanging baskets 0 9 
RYECROFT SCARLET. Very large bloom, the very best of its 
colour and a very free grower . . . . . . ..06 
RYECROFT SURPRISE. It has a fine bold vigorous upright habit, 
it is wonderfully free, blooming at nearly every joint. 
Colour, a lovely sulmon-pink .. .. ,. ..0 6 
SOUVENIR DE CHARLES TURNER. Splendid variety, large, well- 
formed flowers of a beautiful deep rose colour, and borne in 
large trusses . . . . . . . . . . ..06 
NEW AND SEL ECT VARIETIES, our selection, 6 for 3s. 6d. ; per doz. 6s. 
CHOICE VARIETIES, our selection ... 6 for 2s. 6d. ; per doz. 4s. 6d. 
