12950. 
x 
12951. 
. Dazzier. 
. Sutton’s Royal White. 
. Sutton’s Reading Pink. 
. Sutton’s Reading Blue. 
. Sutton’s Giant Pink. 
. Sutton’s Giant Mixed. 
PRIMULA SINENSIS. 
Greenhouse annual. 
The varieties marked * have received an Award of Merit in the Royal Horticultural Society’s Trials. 
SUTTON’S SINGLE PRIMULAS. 
. Sutton’s Superb Mixed, including a wide range of colours 
per packet, 5/—, 2/6, and 1/9 
. Sutton’s Scarlet King. The blooms of this remarkable 
variety are of a startling scarlet colour overlaid with 
rich velvet-crimson, with no trace of blue at any stage 
of flowering per packet, 5/— and 3/6 
. Sutton’s Coral Pink. A v ery ‘distinct shade in Primulas. 
Rich creamy pink : per packet, 2/6 
Flowers vivid orange- -red, set off most attrac- 
tively by the mid-green foliage 
per packet, 5/—, 2/6, and 1/9 
Large pure ivory-white flowers ; 
per packet, 2/6 
Dainty pink flowers, elegantly 
per packet, 2/6 
" One of the ‘best Pua Primulas ; 
fine upright trusses of flowers per packet, 2/6 
Delicate carmine-pink colour 
per packet, 3/6 
Including a wide range of 
Flowers of immense size and great 
per packet, 5/— and 3/6 
SUTTON’S DOUBLE PRIMULAS. 
Sutton’s Queen of Pinks. The fully double clear pink 
flowers are carried in immense trusses well above the 
neat small foliage per packet, 5/— and 3/6 
Sutten’s Purity (Double White). This is the white- 
flowered counterpart of our Queen of Pinks 
per packet, 5/— and 3/6 
very free-flowering 
fi ringed 
beautiful colours. 
substance 
12965. 
12975 
* 
12976. 
x 
12977 
* 
. Sutton’s Fire King Star. 
. Sutton’s Enchantress Star. 
. Sutton’s Gaiety Star. 
. Sutton’s Beacon Star. 
. Sutton’s Coral Pink Star. 
. Sutton’s White Star. 
. Sutton’s Light Blue Star. 
. Sutton’s Mixed Star 
. Sutton’s Giant Mixed Star. 
SUTTON’S STAR PRIMULAS. 
Sutton’s Special Hybrids Star. These hybrids comprise a 
wide diversity of colours not usually associated with 
Primulas per packet, 3/6 and 2/6 
Masses of bright velvety crim- 
son flowers, flushed brilliant scarlet without trace of blue 
per packet, 3/6 and 2/6 
Sutton’s Guardsman Star. The true star counterpart of 
the well-known vivid orange-red variety ‘ Dazzler’ 
per packet, 3/6 and 2/6 
A rich salmon-pink variety. 
The flowers are very freely borne on graceful arching 
stems and slender pedicels per packet, 3/6 and 2/6 
An appealing shade of soft pink 
surrounding a clear golden eye. A plant of great beauty 
and charm for the winter per packet, 3/6 and 2/6 
Flowers dazzling orange-scarlet, 
suffused with bright salmon ... per packet, 2/6 and 1/9 
Similar in colour to our Coral 
per packet, 2/6 and 1/9 
The original variety. Pure white 
per packet, 2/6 and 1/9 
Delicate porcelain-blue flowers 
per packet, 2/6 and 1/9 
per packet, 3/6, 2/6, ,, 1/9 
Contains a wide range of 
Plants exceptionally vigorous 
per packet, 3/6 
Pink Single Primula 
flowers 
attractive shades. 
PRIMULA MALACOIDES. 
Greenhouse annual. 
With the aid of a cold frame during the summer months and a cool greenhouse for the autumn and winter, free-flowering 
plants can be easily produced. 
13066. 
13033. 
PRIMULA OBCONICA. 
. Sutton’s Delightful. 
. Sutton’s Fearless. 
2. Sutton’s Enchantment. 
SUTTON’S HAPPINESS. <¢Novelty. The very pale 
rose-pink flowers are borne on stems with four or five 
whorls in good condition at one time ; vigorous and of 
free branching habit per packet, 7/6 and 5/— 
(New.) A pleasing shade of clear 
rose-pink ; vigorous and very free-flowering 
per packet, 5/— and 3/6 
A large-flowered rich rosy crimson 
variety of great vigour and free-flowering habit 
per packet, 5/—, 3/6, and 2/6 
A striking variety, bearing large 
purple-mauve flowers with a purple-brown zone sur- 
rounding the golden-brown centres 
per packet, 3/6, 2/6, and 1/9 
) 
i 
13074. 
13082. 
13084. 
x 
13088. 
13095. 
Sutton’s Rosita. Large glowing rosy mauve flowers 
heavily blotched with maroon, making a striking contrast 
to the bright yellow centre per packet, 3/6, 2/6, and 1/9 
Sutton’s Mauve Queen. ‘The stoutly petalled large rich 
mauve flowers are widely overlapping and are firmly 
attached to the plant... per packet, 2/6, 1/9, and 1/3 
Sutton’s Pink Sensation. Clear bright pink flowers, 
measuring an inch in diameter 
per packet, 2/6, 1/9, and 1/3 
Suiton’s Queen of Whites. Plants covered with densely 
petalled pure white flowers per packet, 2/6, 1/9, and 1/3 
Sutton’s Lilac Queen (Double). The soft lilac fully double 
flowers are borne gracefully on long pedicels. A fully 
developed plant gives the impression of a ball of lilac- 
coloured bloom per packet, 3/6, 2/6, and 1/9 
Primula kewensis. 
of P. verticillata. 
18 inches 
This hybrid combines the free-flowering habit of P. floribunda with the larger and richer yellow flowers 
Particularly useful for indoor decoration in the winter. 
The Any is delightfully fragrant. Height 
per packet, 2/6 and 1/9 
Greenhouse perennial. 
From a sowing in the early months of the year fine plants 
may be had in full bloom in the early autumn and these will 
continue to flower throughout the winter. 
13045. 
13047. 
13049. 
13053. 
13055. 
13057. 
13059. 
13061. 
Sutton’s Salmon King per packet, 5/— and 2/6 
Sutton’s Fire King... see 5/— ,, 2/6 
Sutton’s Giant Pink... Re i 5/— ,. 2/6 
Sutton’s Giant Crimson = re 5/- ,, 2/6 
Sutton’s Giant White ee hs 5/— ,, 2/6 
Sutton’s Blue ... ae ae as 5/— ,, 2/6 
Sutton’s Lilac ... oe 5/- ,, 2/6 
Sutton’s Giant Mixed . per Pockets ise , 2/6, 1/9 
PRIMULA, HARDY SPECIES. 
13109. 
13113. 
13114. 
13125. 
13131. 
13139. 
13147. 
13151. 
Bulleyana per packet, 1/9 
Florindz =i per packet, 1/9 and 1/3 
» Hybrids per packet, 1/9 
Pulverulenta per packet, 1/9 and 1/3 
Sikkimensis oa. : per packet, 1/9 
Denticulata._.... Re: ae 1" a 1/9 
Rosea grandiflora ae % 1/9 
Mixed. Including many auiracties species, all of which are 
charming in rock and Alpine gardens 
per packet, 2/6 and 1/9 
SUTTON’S of READING, SEED GROWERS and MERCHANTS. 
