Daniels Bros. Limited , Norwich , Spring , 1912 . 
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MISCELLANEOUS BEDDING PLANTS. 
READY FOR SENDING OUT IN MAY. 
BEDDING GERANIUMS. 
Autumn-struck good healthy plants from single pots. 
This magnificont class of bedding plants is as popular as ever, and may 
fairly bo considered as indispensable for garden decoration. The suporb 
varieties, “King Edward VII,” “Scarlet King,” and “Paul Crampel,” 
aro especially rocommondcd for their splondid oifoctiveness in the garden. 
KING EDWARD VII. (now). Doop crimson, vorv dwarf . . 
SCARLET KING (now). Brilliant dcop scarlet 
PAUL CRAMPEL. Deep scarlet, very striking 
HENRY JACOBY. Dark crimson, vory fine 
MASTER CHRISTINE. Beautiful cloar pink 
MRS. C. LOWESLY. Bright salmon-rose 
VESUVIUS. Brilliant scarlet 
QUEEN OF THE BELGIANS. Puro white, beautiful 
CRYSTAL PALACE GEM. Beautiful 
GOLDEN TRICOLOR. LADY CULLUM 
„ „ MRS. HENRY COX. Splondid ; gold 
crimson foliage . . 
VERONA. Golden foliage, pink flowers, beautiful varioty 
SILVER TRICOLOR. LASS O’GOWRIE. Charming variety 
„ „ MRS. JOHN CLUTTON. Very handsomo 
SILVER-LEAVED. FLOWER OF SPRING. Very free . . 
„ „ MRS. MAPPIN. White flowers 
„ „ PRINCE SILVERWINGS. Dark flowors 
BRONZE-LEAVED. BLACK DOUGLAS. Scarlet blooms 
per dos. 
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From Mr. W. SMITH, HatQeld Pevcrcll. 
March 9th. 
" I am pleased to say I had excellent result* from your Flower Sccde last year, 
especially the Asters. 1 took First Prize with them at our Khow.'* 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
All strong young plants from single pots. 
BEGONIAS, FIBROUS-ROOTED, SEMPERFLORENS 
pf*r doz. 
s. d. 
per 100 
s. d. 
ROSEA. Rose, very pretty, dwarf-growing variety . . 
„ „ VERNON COMPACTA. Bright red 
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flowers, dark foliage 
BEGONIAS, TUBEROUS-ROOTED. From single pels. 
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Single-flowered, in beautiful variety 
4 
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30 0 
Double-flowered, selected, mixed . . 
6 
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42 0 
CANNAS. Fine varieties, mixed, strong plants 
4 
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30 0 
CANTERBURY BELLS. Mixed, strong plants 
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17 0 
CALCEOLARIA, GOLDEN GEM. A fine bodder 
3 
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21 0 
CENTAUREA CANDIDISSIMA. Silvery white foliage 
DAHLIAS, CACTUS-FLOWERED. Choice named sorts 
3 
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„ POMPONE. Fino named sorts 3s. Gd. and 
HELIOTROPES. Choico named sorts for bedding 
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HOLLYHOCKS. Choico mixed Seedlings 
3 
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,, In six choico colours ; separate 
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LOBELIAS, KING OF THE BLUES. Dark blue 
1 
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10 0 
,, TRIUMPH. Dark blue with white eye 
2 
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LOBELIAS, WHITE PERFECTION. Fine white 
2 
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MARGUERITES. White, from single pots 
3 
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21 0 
PELARGONIUMS. Ivy-leaved, beautiful varieties, named 4 0 
PENTSTEMONS. Beautiful frco-flowering plants, throwing 
up handsomo spikos of bloom from J uly till late Autumn. 
Height about 18 inches. 
Choice named varieties from our fine collection, 3/6. 
SALVIA, “PRIDE OF ZURICH.” Brilliant scarlet 
4 
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30 0 
VERBENAS. In distinct colours from cuttings, mixed . . 
3 
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21 0 
„ Brilliant scarlet, pink, white, blue or purplo 
3 
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DOUBLE DAISIES. 
Wall known beautiful and brilliant little planta for edgings of beds or 
borders, whioh oontinue in bloom throughout the months of April and 
May ; the dark orimson and purs white are very handsome. 
LARGE CRIMSO N, double _ _ per 100, 10s. ; per dos. Ss. 0d . 
LARGE WHITE, double _ _ per 100, 16s. ; per dos. 3r. 6d. 
LARGE PINK, double _ _ per 100, 12s. ; per dos. 2s. Od. 
MYOSOTIS. (FORGET-ME-NOTS.) 
Well-known beautiful flowers, indispensable for Spring gardening. 
PALUSTRIS SEMPER FLO RENB. Lovely sky blue flowers, very free 
bloomer .. .. .. .. . . per dos. 4s. 6d. 
DB3OTFLORA. Beautiful free-flowering variety, bright blue, strong 
planta .. „ _ „ . . . . per doc. 2s. 6d. 
ROYAL BLUE, Deep blue, long sprays .. per doz. 2s. f«l. 
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 accordance with the 
list given, we shall be glad if our customers will kindly send 
in their orders as early as convenient. 
30 Geraniums, assorted 6 Chrysanthemums 
12 Verbenas, assorted 6 Dahlias, named 
12 Calceolarias, yellow 6 Fuchsias, named 
24 Pyrethrum, Golden Feather 6 Phloxes, choice perennial 
18 Lobelias, dark blue 6 Heliotropes 
12 Petunias, mixed 4 Pentstemons 
12 Pansies or Violas 12 Hardy Flowering Plants 
Half the above quantity 11s. 6d. ; double quantity 40s. 
No Charge lor Hampers or Packing. Ready for delivery in May. 
Orders executed in same rotation as received. 
We do not pay tho Carriage of these Collections. 
