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Fraxinella (Burning Bush) •—Hardy herbaceous plant; a bee feeder. 
No. 546. Red-purple. 2 feet. No. 547. White. Border perennial. 2 feet. e. 
Freesia. —1 
-Hardy tuberous perennial bulb of great beauty. 
No. 548. Choice mixed. Deliciously scented, white and yellow. 
I foot 
French Honeysuckle. —Hardy free-growing perennial, suits well the sea-side. 
No. 549. Red or Crimson. 3 feet. No. 550. White. Showy plant. 
Fritillaria (Snake Flower) .—English hardy perennial bulb. 
No. 551. Choice Mixed. Fine spotted varieties, pendant cup blossoms. I foot 
Fuchsia. —One of the handsomest of our flowering shrubs ; graceful habit. 
No. 552. Superb mixed. Saved from a splendid collection of the best varieties . 1/6 & 2 
CARTERS’ GENERAL LIST OF STANDARD FLOWER SEEDS— continued. 
Per packet— j. d. 
FOXg lo Ve ( Digitali s) .—These stately perennials are increasing rapidly in public favour. 
As ^background in a shrubbery, or as specimen plants on large beds, they are equally striking and 
effective, and they will continue to occupy a prominent position for a long time by real merit. 
No. 539. Spotted varieties (Carters’). This is a superb mixture of all colours ; grand form and 
beautiful markings, cannot be surpassed . "* ® 
„ 540. Monstrosa (Rayi). See Illustration. A singular variation from normal conditions ; the 
terminal flower resembling a large Godetia or Campanula; a striking novelt} of intrinsic 
merit. 4 feet 
,, 541. Canariensis. A novel colour, orange-brown ; interesting variety 
,, 542. White. Superb variety of grand appearance. 4 to 6 feet 
>> 543 - Gloxinioides. Large-throated species, marked throat. 3 feet. 
,, 544. Gpandiflora. Curious old-fashioned species, bronze tinge. 3 feet 
>> 545 - Purpurea. The common wild Foxglove of the woods ; purple. 3 feet 
DIGITALIS MONSTROSA. 
No. 540 . In sealed packets, Is. 
Gaillardia. —The showiest and handsomest of hardy perennials. ( See Illustration below.) 
No. 555. Grandiflora hybrida. Crimson and gold, large blossoms.; 
557. Pieta. Old variety, -/ 3 . No. 558. Pieta aurea. Golden yellow. 1 foot ... 
556. Aurora borealis. Very prettily marked varieties of red and yellow. 
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GAILLARDIA, CHOICE SINGLE. 
The flowers are unique in their brilliant splendour, and are best treated as half- 
hardy perennials, flowering the first season. If sown in the autumn, protect by a 
covering of straw or dry leaves in the store bed, transplanting in the spring where 
they are to bloom. Grand flowers of brilliant shades of gold and crimson. 
No. 554 . Carters’ Choice Hybrids, sealed packets, Is. and 2 s. 6d. 
Photographed from Nature and Copyrighted by /. C. Co. 
GAILLARDIA, CHOICE DOUBLE. 
This is one of the most superb perennials in cultivation, effective either in clumps 
or singly in the border, or as a cut flower ; the colours are varied, with crimson, violet, 
cerise, and gold, with brilliant tinted throats. 
No. 553 . Choice Double, sealed packets, Is. and 2 s. 6d. 
CARTERS', 237, 238, & 97. HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.-"1900. 
