. Wm. Elliott & Sons, seedsmen. the leaves are deeply cutand of a dark reddish tinge. The blooms are of goodform and substance, and well fimbriated at theedges. Color an intense rich crimson, relieved by a bright yellow eye 50 Magenta (^ueen. Compact habit of growth, very vigorousand robust; the leaves are of a dark-green color.The blooms are very large, of very good substanceand a bright magenta color, with a small bright lemon eye 75 Village Maid. White, striped and spotted with carmine, very beautiful, finely fringed 50 Princess Louise. Splendid white flowers of great size andsubstance, and
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. Wm. Elliott & Sons, seedsmen. the leaves are deeply cutand of a dark reddish tinge. The blooms are of goodform and substance, and well fimbriated at theedges. Color an intense rich crimson, relieved by a bright yellow eye 50 Magenta (^ueen. Compact habit of growth, very vigorousand robust; the leaves are of a dark-green color.The blooms are very large, of very good substanceand a bright magenta color, with a small bright lemon eye 75 Village Maid. White, striped and spotted with carmine, very beautiful, finely fringed 50 Princess Louise. Splendid white flowers of great size andsubstance, and peculiar metalic luster of suface; verydistinct 75 DOUBLE FRINGED CHINESE PRIMROSE. Alba Plena. Double white 75 Rubra Plena. Double red 75 Finest Double Mixed 75 GREENHOUSE PRIMROSES. Primula Floribunda. Of the same general character as thepreceding, with primrose yellow flowers. Veryfragrant and free blooming; will thrive under win-dow cultivation 85 50 WM. ELLIOTT & SONS* GENERAL CATALOGUE FOR 1897. FRJMUhA—Conti7iued.. PRDTCXA OBCONICA. Per Pkt. Primula Obconica A profuse blooming primrose. Seedsown in early spring wiU produce blooming plants inMay or June which will continue in profusion the en-tire year. Flowers pale lilac color with the true Prim-rose fragrance, borne in heads of 10 to 15 blooms onlong stems. Thrives best in a cool house 15 HARDY VARIETIES. (See also Auricula, Cowslip and Polj^anthus.) Well-known spring flowers; to get fine plants sow in coldframe or greenhouse and transplant. The seed of P.Japonica frequently takes a long time to germinate. Primrose. Deans New Hardy Hybrids. Beautiful, hardy varieties, all colors mixed 25 Primula Cortusoldes. (English Primrose.) Eed. 10 Tul^aris. Yellow English Primrose 10 Japonica. The Queen of Primroses. The beautiful, fine, large, magenta-colored flowers stand in whorls, pyramidally arranged on stout flower stems, whichare over 1 ft. high 1 Denticulata. Reddish purple 25 Rosea. Beautiful bright rose 25 PYRETHRUM. (F