Flower Culture in Pots 1925 set of 50, very good condition The cigarette cards in the set are : 1 Achimenes, 2 Agapanthus or African Lily, 3 Variegated Aloe, 4 Arum Lily or Richardia, 5 Alpine Auricula, 6 Indian Azalea, 7 Camellia-Flowered Balsam, 8 Double Tuberous-Rooted Begonia, 9 Winter-Flowering Begoni, 10 Hedgehog Cactus, 11 Herbaceous Calceolaria, 12 Chimney Campanula, 13 Perpetual-Flowering Carnation, 14 Celosia, 15 Celsia, 16 Dwarf Chrysanthemum, 17 Star Cineraria, 18 Clivia, 19 Cyclamen, 20 Cytisus or Genista, 21 Daffodil, 22 Erica, 23 Freesia, 24 Fuchsia, 25 Gloxinia, 26 Heliotrope or Cherry Pie,27 Hippeastrum or Amaryllis, 28 Hyacinth, 29 Hydrangea,30 Lachenalia or Cape Cowslip, 31 Lilium, 32 Marguerite, 33 Poet's Narcissus, 34 Nemesia, 35 Nerine, 36 Orang, 37 Orchid, 38 Ornithogallum, 39 Zonal Pelargonium or Geranium, 40 Primula, 41 Rose (Baby Dorothy), 42 Salvia,43 Schizanthus or Butterfly Flower, 44 Solanum, 45 Spiraea, 46 Statice or Sea Lavender, 47 Streptocarpus or Cape Primrose,48 Trachelium or Blue Throat-Wort, 49 Tulip,50 Vallota or Scarborough Lily Not all cards have been scanned, but rest assured that ALL cards are of the same quality and condition, it is because they are large size cigarette cards, so it creates too many images to scan them all

Plant Physiol 173:23992410
The second entry in the Old London series
One soldier, First Sergeant James Donovan, taught him how to deliver messages