MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. 23 



Insigue. Pink and red, early 



Magnet. Yellow, flowers rather small, a little quilled, early. 



Elegans. Lilac, flowers rather small, very regular, late. 



Surprise. Paper white, flowers large, early. 



Invincible. Reflexed creamy white, large, very double, late, 



Mirabile. White, buff tint, compact flower, dwarf, early. 



Diadem. Quilled white, early. 



Perspicuuin. Quilled Pink, flowers large, late. 



Angelina. Straw colour, quilled, late. 



Rosalind. Quilled pink, early. 



Calypso. Dark rose, flowers small, early. 



Defiance Silvery white quilled and incurved, late. 



Decora. Rose, flowers large, early. 



Virginia. Quiif'd white, early. 



Flavesccns. Lemon coloured, flowers small, early. 



Eclipse. Incurved paper white, late. 



Adonie. Clustered pink, a little quilled, early. 



Pulcherrimum. Rose, white tips, very double, late. 



Victory, White large reflexed white petals, dwarf, early. 



Celestial. Rosy white flowers compact, dwarf, early. 



Cleopatra. Pink and buff, early. 



Unique. Light pink twisted petals, early. 



Glory. Lar«e paper white, flat petals, late. 



Grandis. Flesh colour, large flat petals, early. 



Empress. Tasselled pink, flowers large, late. 



Hero. Rose, flowers large, late. 



Eximium. Rose, flowers round, rather small, early. 



Aurantium. Quilled orange, early. 



Rival. Light rose, incurved semi double, late. 



Adventure. Bright yellow, early. 



Suiphureuni, pale yellow, flowers in clusters, early 



Penelope. Buff, flowers round, semi double, early. 



Venus. Light rose, with red eye, flowers small, early. 



Diana. Quilled white, late. 



Conqneror. Large French white, flat petals, early. 



King. French white, flowers large incurved, late. 



Striatum. Light rose and red striped, late. 



Champion. Reflexed lemon colour, large flat petals, late. 



Countess. Creamy white, large, semi double, late. 



Grandissimum. Incurved white, late. 



Perfection. Incurved lilac, flowers large, late. 



Aurora. Purple, flowers large and quilled, late. 

 Physosle'ia'triincata. This new hardy herbaceous plant, is much like the 

 Drawcocephalum genus, the flower stalks rise about half a yard high, pro- 

 ducing mini e i ous flowers of a pretty rose colour, spotted in the inside with 

 red. It is well worth a place in the stove or garden, Mr. YouDg, of Epsom 

 possesses the plants. 



Impatient srnpiflora. A new stove species of Balsam from Ceylon, the flow- 

 ers are of a delicate rosy-lilac colour, very different in appearance from the 

 common Balsam ; and are produced in profusion, having a neat and elegant 

 appearance. It has bloomed for the first time in this country (we are inform- 

 ed,) at Mr. Young's of Epsom. 



Cmvuliutut Pintettum. A new hot house species, which we saw in bloom 

 at Mr. Low's, Clapton Nursery, the flowers are rather small, of a bright blue 

 colour, and are produced in vast profusion. It deserves a place, as a climber 

 in every collection of stove plants. 



Lima aurantiaca. We saw this new and handsome flowering species in 



