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Greenhouse and Stove Plants. 
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any way drawn. Syringe overhead every 
afternoon in dry weather; see that the 
soil never gets dry so as to cause the leaves 
to flag in the least, and in six weeks after 
potting begin to give manure-water each 
alternate time they require watering, using 
it somewhat weak at first and stronger as 
the season advances. See that the shoots 
are kept well supported with sticks strong 
enough to prevent their being broken by 
the wind. In Autumn as soon as the 
buds are large enough to admit of thinning 
this must be attended to or the flowers 
will be small. It is not well to take the 
plants indoors sooner than necessary, but 
do not let them remain out to get frozen. 
When housed they must not be stood too 
close, and should have plenty of air day 
and night, with a little heat turned on if 
the weather is frosty. 
If very large flowers of the large varieties 
are required the plants should be confined 
to from three to five shoots each, with all 
the buds removed except one to each shoot. 
If miniature plants in small potsare wanted, 
it is best to plant some out in the open 
ground early in summer, and when the 
flowers are set bend the shoots down and 
layer them in the soil; in a month or five 
weeks they will have made enough roots 
to allow of their being cut from the old 
plants and put in 6-inch pots, and if well 
‘supplied with manure-water they will 
bloom well. 
LARGE FLOWERED, INCURVED VARIETIES. 
Beverley. Creamy white. 
Bronze Jardin des Plantes. 
yellow. 
Empress of India. White. 
Fingal. Rosy violet. 
General Slade. Indian red, and orange. 
Golden John Salter. Golden yellow. 
Golden Queen of England. Canary 
yellow. 
Guernsey Nugget. Yellow. 
Hermoine. Blush white. 
Jardin des | lantes. Pright golden yellow. 
Lady Hurdinge. Rose pink. 
Lady Slade. Lilac pink. 
Lady Talfourd. Rosy lilac. 
Lord Derby. Dark purple. 
Mr. George Glenny. Straw colour. 
Mr. Gludstone. Chestnut red. 
Mrs. Dizon. Yellow. 
Mrs. Halliburton. Sulphur white. 
Mrs. Rundle. White. 
Prince Alfred. Rosy crimson. 
Prinecss Teck. White. 
Princess of Wales. 
lilac tint. 
Queen of England. White. 
White Globe. White. 
Bronze and 
White Venus. Pure white. 
LARGE FLOWERED, RECURVED VARIETIES. 
Anme Salter. Golden yellow. 
Christine. Peach. 
Dr. Sharpe. Crimson. 
Golden Christine. Golden buff. 
Julie Lagravere. Velvety crimson. 
King of Crimsons. Crimson. 
Prince Albert. Crimson. 
Progne. Amaranth. 
ANEMONE FLOWERED. 
Astrea. Lilac blush. 
Empress. Lilac. 
Fleur de Marie. White. 
George Sand. Red, centre gold. ~ 
Gluck. Golden yellow. 
Grace Darling. Blush lilac. 
Jean Hachette. White, centre yellow. 
Lady Margaret. White. 
Lous Bonamy. Lilac. 
Marguerite de York. Sulphur yellow. 
Marie Stuart. Blush lilac, centre sulphur. 
Marquise de Croix. Blush lilac. 
Miss Nightingale. Blush, centre white. 
Mr. Aste. Golden yellow. 
Mrs. Pethers. Rosy lilac. 
Prince of Anemones. Blush. 
Princess. White, shaded lilac. 
Princess Marquertte. Lilac pink. 
Reine des Anemones. White. 
St. Margaret. Bronzy orange. 
Virginale. Pure white. 
POMPONES. 
Andromeda. Creamy white. 
Bob. Deep crimson. 
Crimson Perfection. 
Dupont de 0 Eure. 
Golden Mademoiselle Marthe. 
Lilac Cedo Nullt. Rosy lilac. 
Mademoiselle Marthe. Pure white. 
Marabout. White. 
Salamon. Rosy carmine. 
Snowdrop. White. 
White Cedo Nulla. 
White Trevenna. 
JAPANESE. 
Blanche Fleur. Blush changing to pure 
Bright crimson. 
Golden yellow. 
Yellow. 
White tipped. 
Pure white. 
white. 
Bronze Dragon. Bronze yellow. 
Chang. Orange red and yellow. 
Dr. Masters. Red and gold. 
Llaine. White. 
Emperor Nicholas. Red and gold. 
Fair Maid of Guernsey. Pure white. 
Gloire de Toulouse. Amaranth, white, 
Yellow. 
Bright red and 
Pearl white, with | and crimson. 
Golden Dragon. 
Hero of Magdala. 
orange. 
