REPORTS OF THE FLORAL COMMITTER, 363 
July 21. The Rev. Јовнол Dix in the chair. 
FIRST-CLASS CERTIFICATES, 
CALCEOLARIA Bryov.—Mr, Јонх WasoN, St. Albans. This was a dwarf variety, 
Somewhat rese mbling Prince of Orange dn habit. The flowers were of a rich vel- 
vety deep brown-red colour, produced in great abundance. n this account the 
plant was considered likely to prove wd for bedding purposes. 
HELIPTERUM SaxprFonRDIL—Mr. W. THOMPSON, ferii This was å dwarf, 
bushy, yellow-flowered е ing, introduced last por by Mr. Thom wey from 
Chapman River, Wes 
large dauid. See а of it w were stated ү have been “first sent to thie ЕА. by 
the. late Mr. Drummond. Mr. Thompso марс: that it was constant, easy to grow, 
han distinct from rc ginem. and X ite effective in sunshine. 
Р1СОТЕЕ Lucy (Taylor).—Mr. а ugh. А charming variety, with finely 
E white petals, delicately ended. with bx red at the edges. 
HOOK : tie ake SuEARER.—Messrs. Downie Latrp & Larne, Sydenham 
Ec. Edinbur urgh. This a remarkably fine s stall large and very double, and of 
a rich deep red colour, 
SECOND- LA qni 
MENES Moortt.—Mr.'A, Parsons, Welwyn. dsome decorative variety, 
with А dent rosy-crimson Кона: slightly е at the edges, 
SPECIAL CERTIFICATE. Т 
оскв. — Messrs. Dow Lamp & Larne. А beautiful collection of 
Ns ү тр named баена well ‘deserved "this mark of PT ROCA 
Mr. SALTER, К Геврт Dahlias: Deutsche Bellis, with small тову: 
Шае flowers, the outer florets slightly oe тип Ча ик coloured stri 
Goute d'Or, with small golden- ewe flow Both w ted to be r rem 
dwarf in habit, not exceeding e en indies high bh. gro a d 
ground; Pelargonium Aglaé, a iSe puga of 1862, and apparently of 
resembling in this respect, м, Mer as in the rose-pink colour of its ганча eve a 
white eye, the well-known Luc т. | 
Burr, Chelsea баай Abos and two other sorts rece ently introduced 
from Р C. Wallacii, with leaves of a rich deep-green, the midrib and veins of a 
р colour, and the ly marked and spotted ; and О, 
Cannartii, with leaves similar to the foregoing, but diffe the central and larger 
varie, 
пагас tree, of Bees. a small plant was shown with variegated leaves, some of the 
latte: entirely of a pale silvery green, while others were half-pale and 
half айа green, pr differing in nothing else from the common species 
- Номлхр, Spring Grove ;—Petunias: Hollandiana, having semidouble purple 
flowers, edged with white; and Circle, h 
colour, Y with three or r four white сек As и» latter variety was considered to have 
me good points, it w nt again. 
J. WAINWRIGHT , Rushton Hall, TET — Pink "erae of Wales, which was 
state to be the result of a cross between Anne ne Boleyn and Suwarrow. Although not 
quite so large and A ie the fo tornis he it bore co муи resemblance to it, but 
had the mar darker and better defined. was stated to 
flower well in Spring with gentle $ dotetagi and to have the desirable property of not 
bursting the 80 treated. 
Mr. Јонх Borr, Balls Pond Nursery, Is n.— Verbena Firefly, with coarse 
жаны ев, anythi but an provement on tnt beaut iful variety. - 
N PERKINS, Northampton.— retta. е large deep reddish 
purple ovens bap a square white eye, ae ina respects «у анг {о шапу 
ds already in cultivation. 
Mr, Witte Paur, Waltham Cross,—Rose (H. P.) Princess of а "es flowers 
