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Sir Evelyn Wood (M. R. Smith).—One of the best 
of the striped Malmaisons, being striped with 
pink on a salmon ground, large and handsome. 
Soult—Large and very double Howers of a light 
salmon. 
The Churchwarden (M. R. Smith).— Flowers lively 
crimson-scarlet, quite double and of handsome 
proportions. 
MALMAISON CARNATION PRINCESS OF WALES 
The Queen.—Large, bold and handsome terra cotta 
flowers; leaves broad and robust. 
Thora (M. R. Smith)—Blush, changing to pure 
white and running Nell Gwynne very close for 
first place. 
Trumpeter (M. R. Smith)—Flowers rich dark 
scarlet, of splendid size, well built and frag- 
rant; growth vigorous. 
Yaller Gal (M. R. Smith)—-Flowers of large and 
handsome form, bright yellow; growth robust. 
