112 GODETIA 



Gode'tia — continued. 



Crimson Glow, Height 1 ft. Compact, massive, 

 blooming. 1907. 



Crimson King. Height 1 ft. Brilliant crimson; 

 one of the best. 



Double Rose. Something like a double Clarkia. 



Quite one of the best for cutting, having long 



stems. 

 Duchess of Albany. Height 1 ft. Pure white. 



Most effective. 

 Duchess of Albany no! na. Dwarf, pure white and 



a good bedder. 

 Gloriosa. Dwarf and compact. The deepest 



crimson Godetia in cultivation. 

 Lady Albemarle. Height 1 ft. Bright crimson 



with edges of lilac. There is a dwarf compact 



variety of this. 

 Lady Satin Rose. Height 1 ft. Deep pink. 

 Lindleyia'na. Height 2 ft. Rose-purple with 



crimson spots. 

 Na'na lacinia'tus. Crimson, fringed at the edges. 



Quite dwarf. 

 Princess of Wales. Height 1 ft. Ruby crimson, 



pencilled with grey. 

 Sunset. Dwarf and compact ; a novelty, and one 



of the finest for bedding ; rosy carmine. 1904. 

 G. rubicun'da splen!dens. This is a double Godetia 



about \\ ft. high or more. The large flowers 



are crimson, with a large bright purple blotch. 



Rather straggling in form. 



