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97 BULBS FOR EARLY SPRING PLANTING FOR SUMMER AND AUTUMN FLOWERING GLOXINIA BULBS. If by parcel post add postage at Zone rates; weight 4 lb. per 100. Single bulbs mailed free. All for delivery after January 30th. This beautiful flowering plant is very popular and exceedingly attractive in conservatory decoration. It has been greatly improved in the size and colours of the blossoms in recent years, and includes almost every shade. When grown from tubers they are treated like the Begonia, although during the younger stages of growth they prefer a moist, warm atmosphere. The soil recommended should be of a rich, loamy description, mixed with sand and leaf-mould. Plants may be fed with weak liquid manure up to the time the buds appear. Per Per Per Per Each doz. 100 Each. doz. 100. Invincible Prize. Blue with white Choice-Unnamed .60 5.50 42.00 border 35 3.75 30.00' Invincible Prize. Brilliant red .. .35 3.75 30.00 Seedlings .. .50 4.75 37.00 Deep blue .. .35 3.75 30.00 White with blue Deep Purple . . . 35 3.75 30.00 border 35 3. 75 30.00 Carters Crown Jewels Double Begonia. ARUM (Calla or Richardia). The Arum Lily is a magnificent flower for decorative purposes and can be easily grown in pots. Jf by parcel post add postage at zone rates; weight 3 lb. per doz. Single bulbs mailed free. Mrs. Roosevelt. —This is an exceedingly hardy and beautiful variety producing handsome soft lemon-colored flowers and foliage of dark green, marked with splendid transparent silver blotches. Each, .35; per doz., 3.50 Large White Calla (Trumpet Calla).—The best known and most popular variety. Each, .25; per doz., 3.50 Elllottiana. —Yellow-flowering. Each, .40; per doz., 4.00 BEGONIAS If by Parcel post add postage at zone rates; weight 7 lb. per 100. Dozens mailed free. The tuberous-rooted Begonia has become a plant of great importance, owing to the rapid improvement it has undergone. No garden or greenhouse can be considered complete without it. Tubers may be started into growth from January onwards. They should be put into a medium temperature. Place them in boxes filled with leaf-mould, and as soon as the tubers are started pot into small pots in a mixture of equal parts of leaf-soil and loam, with the addition of a little silver sand. After a few weeks again re-pot them, this time into their flowering pots, using a compost of about two parts rich loam, one part leaf-mould, with a little sand and some broken charcoal and dried cow manure. Pot moderately firm, and place in I a cool house, keeping it close for a few days until root action commences, afterwards giving ample air. : B c CARTERS CROWN JEWELS BEGONIA BULBS The blooms are of giant size, combined with perfect form. Carters Crown Jewels Begonias represent the highest state of excellence both in single and double forms. Single Begonias. —Choice unnamed Each, .50; per doz., 5.00 Single Begonias.—Choice seedlings Each, .40; per doz., 4.00 SINGLE BEGONIAS. Bright Scarlet. Dark Crimson. Copper. Pure White. Mixed. —All colours. Salmon Price .25 each; per doz., 2.25; per 100, 18.00 Pink. Yellow. Gladiolus America Gladiolus Halley. GLADIOLUS AUTUMN FLOWERING GLADIOLUS During the past few years giant strides have been made in the raising of new varieties in various shades of blue, red, pink, scarlet, crimson, yellow and white, and the sorts offered by us are selected for their splendid colouring and robust constitutions. If by parcel post add. 10 per doZ. or. 75 per 100. Single bulbs mailed free. Doz. 100 Alice Tiplady.—The queen of the Primulinus type; color, a soft coppery bronze, unsurpassed in texture and contour 3.50 27.50 America. —Pale pink throat tinted magenta. . . .80 5.50 Annie Wigman. — Pale Sulphur Yellow with small blotch 1.25 7.50 Attraction. —Deep Rose with white throat 1.00 6.50 Augusta.-White Tinted Rose, one of the best .85 5.50 Baron Hulot. —Deep Violet Blue slightly streaked white 1.25 7.50 Blue Vista. —A new clear glistening white with distinct Iris Blue markings in throat. Very beautiful 2.50 18.00 Branchleyensis. —A Very Brilliant Scarlet .65 4.50 Dawn. -Clear Shell Pink. Very beautiful . . 2. 00 15.00 Empress of India.—Deep Maroon with dark markings 1.50 10.00 Europa.—Finest White of perfect form with a spike of wide open flowers (magnificent) . . 2. 50 16.00 Fire King. -Rich Salmon Red intensely brilliant 1. 25 7.50 Giant Pink. —A Dark Pink with brilliant throat markings of deep red 1.00 6.50 Golden King.—Brilliant Golden Yellow with crimson blotch in throat 1.25 8.50 Halley.—Magnificent large flower, color light salmon, throat and portion of three lower petals flushed sulphur with magenta markings 75 5.00 Independence.—A brilliant Begonia Pink with throat richly marked 75 5.00 Isaac Buchanan.—A splendid Yellow of dwarf habit. Most attractive 1.25 8.50 Kunderi Glory.—Delicate Blush Pink, lower petals frilled and fluted 1 25 8.50
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Contributor | Carter, James & Co |
Contributor-2 | Carters Tested Seeds, Inc. |
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Date | 1920 |
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Transcript | 97 BULBS FOR EARLY SPRING PLANTING FOR SUMMER AND AUTUMN FLOWERING GLOXINIA BULBS. If by parcel post add postage at Zone rates; weight 4 lb. per 100. Single bulbs mailed free. All for delivery after January 30th. This beautiful flowering plant is very popular and exceedingly attractive in conservatory decoration. It has been greatly improved in the size and colours of the blossoms in recent years, and includes almost every shade. When grown from tubers they are treated like the Begonia, although during the younger stages of growth they prefer a moist, warm atmosphere. The soil recommended should be of a rich, loamy description, mixed with sand and leaf-mould. Plants may be fed with weak liquid manure up to the time the buds appear. Per Per Per Per Each doz. 100 Each. doz. 100. Invincible Prize. Blue with white Choice-Unnamed .60 5.50 42.00 border 35 3.75 30.00' Invincible Prize. Brilliant red .. .35 3.75 30.00 Seedlings .. .50 4.75 37.00 Deep blue .. .35 3.75 30.00 White with blue Deep Purple . . . 35 3.75 30.00 border 35 3. 75 30.00 Carters Crown Jewels Double Begonia. ARUM (Calla or Richardia). The Arum Lily is a magnificent flower for decorative purposes and can be easily grown in pots. Jf by parcel post add postage at zone rates; weight 3 lb. per doz. Single bulbs mailed free. Mrs. Roosevelt. —This is an exceedingly hardy and beautiful variety producing handsome soft lemon-colored flowers and foliage of dark green, marked with splendid transparent silver blotches. Each, .35; per doz., 3.50 Large White Calla (Trumpet Calla).—The best known and most popular variety. Each, .25; per doz., 3.50 Elllottiana. —Yellow-flowering. Each, .40; per doz., 4.00 BEGONIAS If by Parcel post add postage at zone rates; weight 7 lb. per 100. Dozens mailed free. The tuberous-rooted Begonia has become a plant of great importance, owing to the rapid improvement it has undergone. No garden or greenhouse can be considered complete without it. Tubers may be started into growth from January onwards. They should be put into a medium temperature. Place them in boxes filled with leaf-mould, and as soon as the tubers are started pot into small pots in a mixture of equal parts of leaf-soil and loam, with the addition of a little silver sand. After a few weeks again re-pot them, this time into their flowering pots, using a compost of about two parts rich loam, one part leaf-mould, with a little sand and some broken charcoal and dried cow manure. Pot moderately firm, and place in I a cool house, keeping it close for a few days until root action commences, afterwards giving ample air. : B c CARTERS CROWN JEWELS BEGONIA BULBS The blooms are of giant size, combined with perfect form. Carters Crown Jewels Begonias represent the highest state of excellence both in single and double forms. Single Begonias. —Choice unnamed Each, .50; per doz., 5.00 Single Begonias.—Choice seedlings Each, .40; per doz., 4.00 SINGLE BEGONIAS. Bright Scarlet. Dark Crimson. Copper. Pure White. Mixed. —All colours. Salmon Price .25 each; per doz., 2.25; per 100, 18.00 Pink. Yellow. Gladiolus America Gladiolus Halley. GLADIOLUS AUTUMN FLOWERING GLADIOLUS During the past few years giant strides have been made in the raising of new varieties in various shades of blue, red, pink, scarlet, crimson, yellow and white, and the sorts offered by us are selected for their splendid colouring and robust constitutions. If by parcel post add. 10 per doZ. or. 75 per 100. Single bulbs mailed free. Doz. 100 Alice Tiplady.—The queen of the Primulinus type; color, a soft coppery bronze, unsurpassed in texture and contour 3.50 27.50 America. —Pale pink throat tinted magenta. . . .80 5.50 Annie Wigman. — Pale Sulphur Yellow with small blotch 1.25 7.50 Attraction. —Deep Rose with white throat 1.00 6.50 Augusta.-White Tinted Rose, one of the best .85 5.50 Baron Hulot. —Deep Violet Blue slightly streaked white 1.25 7.50 Blue Vista. —A new clear glistening white with distinct Iris Blue markings in throat. Very beautiful 2.50 18.00 Branchleyensis. —A Very Brilliant Scarlet .65 4.50 Dawn. -Clear Shell Pink. Very beautiful . . 2. 00 15.00 Empress of India.—Deep Maroon with dark markings 1.50 10.00 Europa.—Finest White of perfect form with a spike of wide open flowers (magnificent) . . 2. 50 16.00 Fire King. -Rich Salmon Red intensely brilliant 1. 25 7.50 Giant Pink. —A Dark Pink with brilliant throat markings of deep red 1.00 6.50 Golden King.—Brilliant Golden Yellow with crimson blotch in throat 1.25 8.50 Halley.—Magnificent large flower, color light salmon, throat and portion of three lower petals flushed sulphur with magenta markings 75 5.00 Independence.—A brilliant Begonia Pink with throat richly marked 75 5.00 Isaac Buchanan.—A splendid Yellow of dwarf habit. Most attractive 1.25 8.50 Kunderi Glory.—Delicate Blush Pink, lower petals frilled and fluted 1 25 8.50 |
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