. Childs' fleurs rares, légumes et fruits. Catalogues commerciaux ; les graines forestières (Horticulture) ; Catalogues Catalogues Catalogues de graines, fleurs, légumes, arbres fruitiers Catalogues Catalogues ; John Lewis Childs (Cabinet) ; catalogues commerciaux ; pépinières (Horticulture) ; semences ; les fleurs, de légumes, d'arbres fruitiers. Catalogue Printemps des semences, bulbes et plantes pour 1909. 93. Les guildes' Gia]xipias°Gl Qt. Les plus gigantesques de tous les bulbes en fleurs d'été pour decora- tion de la fenêtre, terrasse ou véranda en été. Tout le monde est envoûté à leur beauté Regal. Ils ne sont pas de problème du tout à cultiver, et bloom unt constamment

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. Childs' rare flowers, vegetables, and fruits. Commercial catalogs Seeds; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Vegetables Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; John Lewis Childs (Firm); Commercial catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture); Seeds; Flowers; Vegetables; Fruit trees. SPRING CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, BULBS AND PLANTS FOR 1909. 93. Guilds' Gia]Qt Gl°xipias. The grandest of all summer-blooming bulbs for decora- tion of the window, veranda or conservatory in summer. Everyone is spellbound at their regal beauty. They are no trouble at all to grow, and bloom constantly until autumn, when they should be allowed to die down, and the pots kept dry in some warm place until next spring, when the bulbs can be started into growth again. Our new Gloxinias are great improvements over the older sorts, with large, lux- uriant leaves that recurve in such a manner as to conceal the pot they grow in, and erect, large-throated, wide-lobed flow- ers borne above the foliage like a floral crown. These flowers are very large and satin-like and of the movt exquisite color- ing, soft, clearor brilliant, sometimes self-colored, but more often tinted, spotted or edged with contrasting colors, but always rich andrbeautiful. Goliath.—Enormous size, opening flat and wide. Outside pearly white, inside ultramarine blue with wide white border, dark, rich and velvety. A grand flower. Ijeopard - Light delicate pink, thickly spotted scarlet. Snow White—The largest and finest of all pure white sorts. A flower of the gods. Vigorous, and a great bloomer. Scarlet Queen — Large, wide-opened flowers of a dark, deep, rich crimson-scarlet. Brightest colored sort, Othello — Deep, rich purple-pink. Magnificent; darkest color yet seen in Gloxinias. Tricolor Spotted — Various colors, all beautifully tinged and spotted. Exceedingly handsome. Venosa—Various colors, all charmingly veined, and mans also spotted. , i_ Cyclope — Bright crimson, throat thickly spotted purple, whole

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