78 REPORT ON POMPON DAHLIAS 
Gem of the 8ошА,—Кхтант. White, with delicate purplish eye; pretty. 
Gloire d'Automne.—BULL, Carmine, with yellow eye. 
Isoline,—E. G. НЕхрЕВЗОХ. Lilac, with white eye. 
Jenny Lind.—Writis: E. G. Немревзох. Shaded lilac-rose, with white eye. 
Keepsake.—E. G. Hexperson, Mulberry-crimson, with white eye. i 
Lady Gray Egerton.—Wuis: E, С. HENDERSON, Bright deep rose, with 
white eye. 
Le Mont Ошиз.—Вшл. White 
Little Harry.—Wras : E. Q. Trenes: Mulberry-crimson, with white eye. 
Little Pet—Kwrcur, Very rich deep crimson, 
Loveliness,—Bvt. Magenta-rose, 
Mammoth—Kwicut. Large lilac-purple, with light eye. 
Marie Lemoine Вои, White, with stained rosy centre. 
Master Corbet.—E, G. HENDERSON. Dull red, with white eye. 
Miss Wraight—Kyicut. Crimson- m with yellow eye. 
Model.—E. б. Нехревзом, Dull ce 
Orient.—E, С. HENDERSON, Whitish, doe to pink, 
Panigot.—BuLL. Dull brickdust red, with light eye. 
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Silver Star.—E. G. HENDERSON. Blush-white, with red eye 
Sir Philip—Wuts : E, С. HENDERSON, Carmine, with yellow eye. 
carmine, 
The Palace.—Butz., Light ем, е чолду at the eye, 
Unique, Burr. Purplish-ro 
XXIIL—REPORT ON POMPON Don oe 
FOR TRIAL AT CHISWICK IN 1 
By Tuomas Моове, ЕТ, S, Secretary to the Floral Committee. 
retty little novelties which have latel 
раа Dahlias y appeared under the name of 
Pompon were in T ded m d admired. It was found however, that two series of 
if the peculiarly neat and pleasing ic doin pon class, and it was considered ч 
* e ic of to 
all others being ri br ec only in which MT Me р рема vec Та wary 
Chiswick - Змай кым Phe ts did not generally succeed so well at 
ы? еу Te been observed фо do 
arieties а -nine in ces Pom 
first noticed 
1. А еа = 
shell ‹ mu and of Ld Mad] т op te feet high; free, with 
3. Dn. Wzss* 
cout E. G. Нкхриввок. 4 feet high; dull light scarlet, free and 
4. Gorp 
red at the back pri the iis quid [Sw ® feet high ; golden. ‘yellow tipped with 
