H. Cannell & Sons / H. Cannell & Sons.

              CANNELLS'    SEED   GUIDE,    1914.
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SEEDLING   ANNUALS.
In great variety, as follows.
Antirrhinum, in separate colours or mixed
Asters, Victoria, Comet, Sinensis, etc.
Balsams, mixed        	
Chrysanthemums, Annual varieties, mixed
Chamsepeuee Casabonse and Diaeantha
Calliopsis, of sorts    	
Centaurea, mixed (Cornflower)       	
Dianthus Heddewigii! mixed
Gaillardia, Annual varielies 	
Helianthus, mixed    	
Heliehrysums, mixed 	
Koehia Seoparia     	
Larkspurs, mixed    	
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Marigolds, in variely
Nieotiana Afflnis and Sanderse
Nemesia Strumosa Suttoni
 Nana Compacta Grandiflora
PansieS, fiom choice strain   ...
Phlox Drumniondi, mixed	
Rieinus Gibsoni (Castor Oil)
SalpiglOSSiS, mixed	
SeabiOUS, mixed 	
Stock Ten-week, mixed    	
Tagetes Signata Pumila	
Tropnsolum Canariense   	
Verbenas, of sorts     	
Zinnia, double, mixed	
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ACUSHLA—White, edged purple
ARCHIE  GRANT—Rich Indigo-blue
ARDWELL GEM—Lemon-yellow ; dwarf
BULLION—Bright golden yellow ; dwarf
COSMOS—Yelluw, edged rose
COUNCILLOR    W.     WATERS — Crimson,
purple self
COLLEEN BAWN—White, blue eye
CHAM PION—White
CLOTH OF GOLD—Yellow
CYGNET—White
VIOLAS.
Per dozen, Is. lid. ; per 50, 5s. ;  per 100, 9s.
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND—Mauve; one
of the I est
GIGANTEA—Creamy white
GRIEVERI—Vellow
JOHN QUARTIN—Light mauve self; gocd
JUBILEE—Violet
KITTY BELL—Lilac sell
MRS.  W.  GREENWOOD—Canaiy-yellow self
MOLLY  POPE—Deep yellow self
MAX KOLB—Dark blue
MAGGIE MOTT—Mauve
MARCHIONESS—'White
PRIMROSE DAME —Primrose-yellow
PURPUREA—Purple
SPRING BEAUTY—Dark blue
SOUVENIR—Mauve
SKYLARK—White, blue edge
THE MEARNS—Rich plum, upper petals i
white
WM. NEIL—Lavender
WAVERLEY—Dark mauve
dged
VIOLETS.
Single  Varieties.
Per dcz.
AMIRAL   AVELLAN—A grand   improvement on   odorata rubra,   being brightei   in   colour   and stronger   in scent;    reddish   purple,
quite distinct
ARGENTiEFLORA—Colour white, tinged with pink ; long footstalks, flowers small, strong grower and should be in ovciy garden
BARONNE A.  DE ROTHSCHILD—Large, rich purple, very hue     	
CYCLOPS, blue, with peculiar rosotle of rosy white petals in the centre, large flowers on very long lirm stems, very sweetly scented    ',.,
ITALIA—One of the finest               	
KAISER WILHELM, very fine flowers and long stalks, rich blue-violet          	
LA FRANCE—Immense flowers, large round petals, metallic blue-violet, flowers carried on long stiff stalks, and as large as two-shilling pieces
LUXONNE—One of the largest flowering in cultivation and fine in every way     	
PRINCESS OF  WALES—Its  blooms are more  like  a  Viola  than  a Violet;   flower  stalks 6   to 8 inches long,  and  standing  almost
erect; habit vigorous.    Award of Merit, R.H.S., per 100, 30s.       	
Rawson's White—Is a very nice flower, and for variety well worth growing            	
ROSE PERLE—Quite a new colour.    The medium size flowers are of a fine satiny rose colour with white centre      	
THE RUSSIAN & LONDON—Are of a much dwarfer growth, with small leaves; their runners become quickly interwoven, aud in the
early spring produce their flowers so thick as to give quite the appearance of a bedding plant ...
Victoria Regina—Fine  flower,   long footstalks, and vhen well grown can be readily distinguished from all older varieties 	
Wellsiana—Good old kind    ...  	
White  Czar—Best of all the Single Whites                          	
YELLOWRETTE    (SULPHUREA)—Producing medium-sized  flowers of   a  decided  yellow ;   very distinct, and   a great contrast to all
other rarieties 	
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Double Varieties,
Belle de Chatenay — Flowers pure white, large, and very fragrant       	
De Parme—Similar in colour to Marie Louise       ..          	
Lady H. Campbell—Only wants to be once seen and it will be universally grown as a late kind.     Fine plants in 5-inch pots	
Marie Louise—Rich lavender-blue; large flower, grand winter bloomer          	
Mdlle. Bertha Barron, syn. Victoria—Vigorous, compact growor, flowers freely produced,  strongly scented, and of a beautiful indigo-blue
Mrs. Arthur     	
Mrs. J. J. Astor—Pink-coloured variety, of a pretty shade ; very free, distinct        	
Neapolitan—Lovely colour ; a great favourite                 	
Swanley  White—The most lovely double pure white Violet iu cultivation, well known as the companion to Marie Louise and Neapolitan
We have always a large quantity of fine plants in 5-in. pots, 8s. and 10s. per dozen;  £3 3s. per 100, of "Swanley White," "Marie
Louise "and  "Neapolitan," which bloom all the winter when grown under glass.     Pine clumps from grouud now ready to be planted out
in cold frames, 4s. per doz., 30s. per 100.
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