AN ENCYCLOPADIA 
OF HORTICULTURE. 
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Phlox—continued. 
COCCINEA, rich vermilion ; extra fine. COUNTESS OF ROSSLYN, 
snowy-white, rose eye. Davip SYME, pure white, fine magenta 
eye. FLAMBEAU, dazzling amaranth, large flower; first-rate. 
GAVIN GREENSHIELDS, crimson, effective. GENERAL GORDON, 
light rosy-peach ; very fine. GEORGE CouPaR, rich crimson self; 
fine form. GEORGE GOODFELLOW, deep 
rosy-crimson, with bright crimson eye ; 
very large. GRAHAM MCCULLOCH, rich 
vermilion. HENRY CANNELL, mauve, rose 
- centre; large and well formed. JAMES 
ALEXANDER, rich crimson self. JAMES 
COCKER, pure white, scarlet eye; fine. 
JAMES GRIEVE, crimson self, very bright, 
large flower and inflorescence. JANE 
WELSH, white, crimson eye; fine. JOHN 
FORBES, pink, dark crimson eye; large 
and good. JOHN HAMPTON, amaranth, 
large dense inflorescence. LOTHAIR, sal- 
mon-scarlet, dwarf; extra fine. MALCOLM 
Dunn, bright crimson, magenta eye ; com- 
pact. MATTHEW MILLER, rich crimson 
self; dwarf. Mrs. KEYNES, pure white ; 
and well formed, of great substance. 
MRS. LAING, soft rosy-lilac ; dyarf, com- 
pact habit. MRS. SANDERSON, mauve, 
rose centre, large floret and inflorescence : 
extra. MRS. T. SPEEDY, white, shaded 
rose; distinct. Ovip, white, shaded pur- 
ple; large. PURPLE PRINCE, dark purple, 
maroon eye ; very distinct. ROBERT LAID- 
LAW, crimson selt ; large and tine. SERAPH, 
white, red eye, neat flower; fine inflores- 
cence. THE QUEEN, beautiful white, 
large ; dwarf habit. THOMAS BOYD, rose- 
amaranth; fine form. and substance. 
THOMAS CHISHOLM, pure white; dwarf, 
fine. Tom WELSH, bright red, compact, 3 
novel shade ; first-rate, IOMPHE DU PARC DE NEUILLY, brilliant 
red ; fine form. T. S. WARE, lilac, bluish centre; very distinct. 
VESUVIUS, bright crimson-scarlet, dark crimson eye. WHITE LADY, 
pure white; very fine and distinct. Ww. VEITCH, white, shaded 
rose, dark crimson eye; one of the best. 
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Fic. 118. PnœmNIX DACTYLIFERA, 
PHŒNICEUS. Deep red, with an admixture of 
searlet or carmine. 
PHŒNICOPHORIUM SECHELLARUM. i 
synonym of Stevensonia grandifolia (which see). 
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