108 REPORTS OF THE FLORAL COMMITTEE, 
From Mr. Wiaorws, gardener to W. Beck, Esq., Isleworth.—Cinerarias of 1862: 
Rete: of Denmark, a aa dark- mun variety with the florets whi te at the very 
base, and the bang ite part deep — n; Prinses Alexandra, me florets with 
rose-crimson ti and dark ey Жан magenta with а dark eye sur- 
rounded 7 mem white dm Mire, Prince of Wales, and ‘Dark Beauty, rose- 
crimsons ; and Eurydice; magenta, with white base and dark e eye. 
From. Mr. Г.в, Albion, Road, Hammersmith.— Cineraria Loveliness, a pretty 
rose-crimson. i 
From Mr. Тилжвт, Welbeck, — Cineraria Purity, а pure white with dark eye, 
but a mu um ^ uted, 
AN, gardener Једи Clapham. PE ibis Lord 
Am а ы pens а үл si 7 one flower expan 
From Messrs. Укттсн & Бом. — Ерасмз densa, ‘a close-habited eae 
plant from Western Australia, The flowers were white. 
From Mr. Porte, gardener to B. D. Colvi vin, Esq., "Wood bridge.— Parochetus 
communis, a trailing plant, which may be useful as affording variety for basket 
cultivation. № lent trefoil leaves ee у Мае flowers, Guitars produced in succes- 
ut not in sufficient gia at one time to produce a showy effect 
* it wi W їп а со 
Pottle states that “it will flo through the winter in а cold greenhouse. 
е plant was suspended out of doors all last summe Я to bloom in 
tember. In November the tra trailing parts were cut away, and it was put on 
the floor of the greenhouse for the ong It makes shoots two feet long." 
From the ВостЕтҮ'з Garden.— Ве egonia h Africa, A tuberous species 
with dwarf branched red stems, stems, ey, rr entr deta biserrated red-veined leaves, 
- Mee К stipules, and few-flowered axillary cymes of pale brickdust-red 
0" " 
March 18, 1863.— The Rev. Josmva Dix in the Chair. 
Tats Meeting was held in conjunction with the show of Camellias and other 
spring flowers, and embraced the following exhibitions :— 
FIRST-CLASS CERTIFICATES. 
PANDANUS ELEGANTISSIMUS. рн = s Son, Exeter and Chelsea ; and 
also Мг, Burr, Chelsea, А small рт A vans y уенын ign of 
Screw Pine, the gracefully arching adipe of wil ; deep-green, with a 
TOW of red spiny teeth, h, both on the keel and on the Rit emily 
Бына, saroxica. vana. Mr. бхон ims Bagnho This was exhibited as the 
Japonica, and is distinct from the а generally known and culti- 
plant, of bright : ed, as in 
for our- vet ioris спо rij us berries, this те = ‘ote great acquisition 
qualities. The plant was introduced from d Mr. Fortu r” A 
TRICHOMANES SPICATUM.— M; 
referred M эе pteridol "t gem Sie nee бала Film Fern, 
of sorifero us cysts, from which receptacle | 
а very pretty dwarf irs of much interest eo эана peculiarities zy = М 
