F. C. HEINEMANN, SEED GROWER AND EXPORTER, ERFURT. ^ 
No. 
49 Coreopsis palmatai* a Dew hardy variety with hlooms 
of Golden Yellow 2Vi inches lasting the whole summer and if 
sown in time flowers at the end of the summer of the first year. 
Height l ‘/2 ft. Fine for cutting. Per packet I s. Q d. 
Cyclamen persicum flore pleno. a heautifui 
new double flowering variety which is sure to find many 
admirers. I can with confidence recommend it as having 
exceedingly fine flowers and at the same time possessing the 
same fine rich- colours as the single flowering variety. (See engr.) 
Per packet 2 s. 
52 Dianthus superbus Telekii. This is a cross 
between Dianthus superbus and Dianthus chinensis having all 
the_ advantages of its parents without their defects. It is seen 
at Its greatest advantage as a perpetual blooming from June to 
October. The colours ranging from Pure White, Black Carmine 
and Violet, and flowers being double (See engrav.) Per packet 6 d. 
i;no. 
53 C^Cbeveria Purpusi. a variety from the Californian 
mountains growing there at a very considerable height and 
I b lieve it may thrive well in the English climate. The blooms 
are deep Red and in the interior Yellow and leaves of a fine glossy 
White. To all amateurs I consider it of special value. 
Per packet 1 5. 6 d. 
55 Godetia Wbitneyi, ^Mandarin” The flowers 
of this new Godetia are of pale YeRow colour which is of con- 
siderable value being thus the completion of the collection. The 
flower differs from other Godetias by having its outer petals 
wrinkled as is seen in Azalea pontica. Contrasts well against 
a Dark Red In a border. A very attractive variety. Per packet 6 d. 
56 Lobelia £rinus speciosa compaota 
duplex. To connoisseurs of Lobidias it is sufficient to say 
that this novelty is the double flowering Crystal Palace compacta 
and with its dark Blue flowers and compact habit makes a very 
pretty plant. Per packet 9 d. 
57 Myosotis alpestris stri eta rosea. Quite a 
new variety weil adapted for pots or bordering and in habit quite 
new. It grows to thehvight of 10. inches and is of a very compact 
pillar shaped growth as shown by engraving. Very robust and 
free flowering. (See engraving.) Per packet 1 s. S d. 
No. 57. Myosotis?alpestris stricta rosea. 
Per packet 1 s. 3 'd. 
Pansy Freya. a large flowering dark violet Pansy with 
deep White edge. A characteristic, of this bloom is that the back 
is distinctly marked Rke the front which gives a bed of this variety 
a conspicuously full flowering appearance which is not obtainable 
with other Pansies. (See engraving page 8.) Per packet 1 s. 
Papaver eardinale bybridum. to the Car 
dinale Poppy these brilliant , coloured semi -tall varieties has 
produced a whole collection of new tine sorts mostly double 
fringed flowers varying in colours from Chamois to Brilliant 
Rose on light ground, Purple Carmine to Dark Brown on Violet 
ground. This variety sown in spring in open ground as No. 19909 
in my catalogue belongs to one of the most effective annuals. 
Per packet 9 d. 
Pentstexnon campanula tus bybridus. 
A hybridation of P. gentianoides with P. campanulatus with the 
result that these hybrids are perfectly hardy and give the same 
fine display of colours as gentianoides. Per packet 1 s. 
Petunia by brida Snowball, a new and very 
dwarf variety that comes quite true from seed. Its beautiful 
large satiny White flowers covering the plant with blooms. Admi- 
rably adapted for bedding and pot work. (See engraving page 8.) 
Per packet 1 s. 
Pby sails Fl*anebetti. a new fruit from Japan that 
I can highly recommend being a larger fruiter than P. EduUs 
and of a fine brilliant Red colour rendering it extremely valuable 
for decorations. Per packet 9 d. 
Heinemann’s English Cnltutal Guide for the Garden, practical and concise. 1 sh. post free. 
See Heinemann’s Special-List of Collections. 
