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90 | PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
Appias, and a im of Peh Beans, one of Mush- 
rooms, and one of 
essrs. 4. - 5. ires of eut — e 
uscefolia, a very 
Gleichenia labellata, and a шее Blant of. ‘Dick. 
sonia antarctica. 
Mr. Lucking, of Pickering Terrace, and Mr. 
Greeves, of на Road, sent bouquets and 
baskets of fl 
The- following i is the list of awards :— 
First-class Ж мк. —To Pine Apple, Prickly 
ayenne, Mr. T. Ingra ener to Her ну 
ог 
; to Pine Apple, 
& C. Lee Hammersmith: 
to stand of 6 a Camellias, Messrs. г C. 
Hammersmith ; to specim mussefolia, 
Mr. Wm. Bull, К. Chelsea; iu Specimen 
Gleichenia flabellata, Mr. Wm o 
Second-class Certificates. —To specim а pm 
s Mr. W. : to specimen орон 
та. 
са antaretica, Мт. Bull; D specimen 
hse - тп, Athyrium Filix femina dee 
Майы, 
€ Weexty Sow was held on the 
2nd April, when Messrs. J. ee sen d a vn 
Бан of Caladium Schmitz; Tremandra 
folia, = а ful Bon ыы phat covered vi 
deliea racæn: operi 
with wi гөз pendent leaves, brought 
home by § Sir Daniel — ег, e ustralia, 
yon са торћу 
of the Sonerii aritacea, a neat dwarf 
plant, 
earing devi beautifully marked with 
spots. 
white 
Mr. Smythe, gardener to Lord Sondes, sent cut 
flowers of Rhododendron orthii, Medinilla 
Zygopetalon Mackayii, and 2 varie- 
Roses. dish of es, 
king and Mr. Greeves contributed a 
number of bouquets and baskets of plants, &e. 
The following is the list of awards :— 
1 ertific 
First-class tés.—To Caladium Se itzi, 
- е, Royal Vineyard Nursery, 
n hirsu 
a E Greeves, flo- 
eie wer 8 абы 
s Road, By oe Pie азына 
г?н borbo p 
. Wm. Bull ; c lunc A Mr. Wm. P 
о Gleicheniá Акт Мг. Wm. Bull: 
— endro bium ma- 
А т J. & С. Lee Ham- 
JE 
mersmith ; to Draezena terminalis, Mr. Wm. Bull, 
King's Road, Chelsea; to Azalea Eulalie Van 
Geert, Mr. Wm. Bull; to kee indica alba, 
Mr. Wm. Bull. 
REPORT OF THE FLORAL COMMITTEE. 
ese 18. Rev. Josnua Drx in the chair. 
A great variety of interesting plants was brought 
ны eo 2: this meeting. Тһе most important 
E FULGENS. — Mes Валскнот и. 
бох, York. This beautiful isis had. (P 
r 
0 8 0 
It was closely allied to А. stellata or hortensis, which 
it resembled in ш ut the numerous large 
р owers, cse. rang up in a tuft to the height of 
ix inches, we of a brilli ee rimso 
of f black Ма Its 
4. hortensis i is not the 80- ошый eM n he 
—that being 
es quite diis, both in 
IDA 1 be a ch 
son, wit 
rid, a A ас 
foliage Md "plos ms. arming 
flower for the s pe^ pensis it 
may ieta а sheltered кре, an Certificate. 
AURICULA Gop —Mr. T в, Slough. 
self or whale odlar | variety, ofa ye mulberry 
^ie 
purple. Ist Cer 
Brett eee —Messrs. Озвовх & 50%, 
ulham. А dwarf-habited БЫН, or nearly ке 
species, from Japan, ‘introfluced by Mr. Fort 
It grows about a foot high, prodanog a few lin ae 
lanceolate plaited leaves, and from the centre, а 
Spike of pretty Pure flowers, Either as : 
ardy or hardy greenhouse plant, it was regarde 
as ап acquisition, 158 d А 
BOUGAINVILLÆA (LATERITIA).— Mr. TURNER. 
showy Legat Yes with smoothish leaves 
E flowers having exi a isi 
istinet in colour 
et 
orm 
acts, it seemed as if it might мч 
t of a cross between B. ден 
В. glabra, е were shown with it for con 
18 Certificat 
been the result 
srs. Low о., Clapto 
at ricer coloured variety than the ordige, form, 
ofay and ornamental Orchid. 
name above used. The pl f the branches for 
erect habit, the uppe si 
with sh Pad з bright тозу flowers. } 
nished 
ra tat е. 
СуммосваммА Равзомзи.— Мг. Te Wel- 
gardener to W. J. Blake, Esq. Danes pd G 
wyn. benutifal golden 
уу ыд ds we 
ch were comparatively short, were 
