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Achilles, rose form, sometimes passing to loose cup form, softest lilac with light green highlights in the centre.

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Further Wichuriana-Hybrids. Older Sorts:
Adelaide Moullé, lilac-pink double...1 piece Mk. -.50, 10 pieces Mk. 4.-, 100 pieces Mk. 30.-

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Further Wichuriana-Hybrids. Older Sorts:
Alberic Barbier, white with yellow...1 piece Mk. -.50, 10 pieces Mk. 4.-, 100 pieces Mk. 30.-

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Further Wichuriana-Hybrids from the years 1903-1905.
Alexandre Trimouillet, white filled with pink. ...1 piece Mk. -.60, 10 pieces Mk. 5.-

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Paeonia sinensis...Amalia, pure white cup, filling sulphur-yellow with flesh-coloured shading.

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Amalia. Flat cup form. Pink cup. Filling short, pink intermixed with salmon, centre darker.

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Belle of Wocking, silvery grey double.

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Bicolor. Loosely filled cup form. Soft lilac cup, filling cream-yellow; blooms in clusters.

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Paeonia arborea. Tree-Peonies. A selection of especially fine double sorts.
Bijou de Chusan, pure white with soft, flesh-coloured shading, loose ruffled form, short and stocky habit.

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Two indestructible, always reliable Clematis are:
Clematis montana grandiflora for bloom in April-May. Clematis paniculata for bloom September-October.
Clematis montana grandiflora grows most vigorous of all clematis and forms strong wooden canes and is therefore especially suitable for forming pergolas and covering large spaces. The covered spaces are then in April-May showered with 4-5 mm large snow-whie blooms. 1 piece Mk. 1.-, 10 pieces Mk. 8.-, 100 pieces Mk. 70.-