MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. 



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At "s. 6d. per Plant. 

 Chiswick, Field's Rival, dark and purple 

 Defiance (Heale's) white, rose edge 

 Darius, purple crimson 

 Eaton's William Cobbett, yellow 

 Enchantress (Evans's) blush and purple 

 Earl Tankerville, rosy red 

 Enchantress (Mitton's) cream, rose edge 

 Flora (Wells's) blush, crimson spots 

 Forest Beauty, orange and red 

 Forester, bronze, lilac and yellow- 

 Fanny Kemble 

 Flora, white and lilac 

 Foundling of St. Leonard's, primrose 



and brown 

 Fairy Queen (Harrison's) white 

 Grandis (Marshall's) crimson 

 Gloriosa (Standish's) rosy lilac 

 Grandis, light purple 

 Hero of Wiltshire, white and scarlet 

 Hopping Girl, yellow, red stripes 

 Hero (Cormack's) scarlet 

 Honourable Mrs. Harris, white, carmine 



and purple 

 Hector (Well's) rosy crimson 

 Inimitable (Harris's) white, purple rosy 



edge 

 Jackson's Rival, yellow 

 King of Dahlias (Forster's) orange 

 King of Fairies (Brown's) yellow, rose 



edge 

 King Otho, rose 



Lady Beresford, chocolate, white tip 

 Lady Georgiana (Harrison's) blush white, 



spotted with pink 

 Lady Braybrook, yellow tip 

 Lady Ann, white, rosy pink edge 

 Lady Jane, blush lilac 

 Lord Ossulton, rosy lilac 

 Lord Durham, dark rose 

 Lovely Ann, puce, white edge, lilac tip 

 Lyne's Cream, tipped with lilac 

 Marquis of Abercorn, crimson 

 Matchless (Whales 's) crimson & scarlet 

 Mary Queen of Scots, white and rosy 



purple 

 Mexicanus, dark 

 Miss Moon, white lilac edged 

 Miss Bridle, white, pink laced 

 Mutabilis Perfecta, purple, dark stripes 

 Miss Cust, rose 

 Miss Campbell, white, pink shades 



At Is. 6d. per Plant. 

 Mary Penny, (Penny's) pink 

 Maria Antoniette, do. pink 

 Mendizabel, do. yellow, red edg • 



Mr. Long, purple and crimson 

 Memnon, (Cormack's) orange, brown 



tip 

 New China aster-flora, purple, brae 



shade 

 Ne plus ultra, white and lilac 

 Newick Rival, rose 

 Orange, (Dennis's) 



Perfection, (Willison'sJ light crimson 

 Phcebe, crimson, white shade 

 Paris, (Widnall's) light purple 

 Purpurea superata, purple 

 Picto grandissima, crimson, scarlet 



stripes 

 Phenomenon, rose, crimson stripes 

 Piltdown Rival, rosy purple 

 Queen of Beauties, primrose, white edge 

 Queen Elizabeth, (Brown'sJ highlypur- 



ple tip, &c. 

 Roi de Pourpre, fking of purplesj fine 

 Rubra grandiflora, fine red 

 Royal Adelaide, f Clark's) rosy buff 

 Red rover, red 

 Sir H. Fletcher, crimson 

 Sutton's Perfection, rose 



Reading, purple 



Sir Edward Sugden, puce 



Sarah (Penny's), white, with bright 



crimson 

 Southborough Rival, crimson 

 Sulphurea perfecta, ( Scott's) 



elegans, ( Jones'sJ 



Trojan, shaded purple 

 Triumphant f Elphinstone's), yellow 

 Titania, yellow and rose 

 Urania, white, pink edge 

 Venus (Barnett'sJ, white, purple shaded 

 Virginia, white, pink shade 

 Volumnia, cream and pink 

 Venus (Bennett's), slate colour 

 Vesta (Hopwood's), white, white edge 

 Weeping Beauty CPince'sJ, orange scar- 

 let, dark stripes 

 William Cobbett (Forster's), scarlet 

 Yellow Perfection (Harris's), crimson 



edge 

 Yeatmanianum, amber, scarlet edge 



REFERENCE TO THE EMBELLISHMENTS. 



1. Calochortus splendem, The showy flowered. This is another handsome 

 flowering species of Calochortns. Tt is a bulbous rooting plant, a native of 

 California ; and was sent to the Garden of the London Horticultural Society, 

 by the late Mr. Dotglas. This, when grown in contrast with C. venustus, 

 (see plate in February number), produces a handsome and striking effect. — 

 The present species requires the same treatment as C. venustus. (Sec p. 47.) 



2. Tkvnberi/ia alula alba. The. variety here figured is an hybrid produc- 

 tion, and we are informed raised between T. alata and T. fragrans. It is a 

 most pleasing and beautiful flowering plant. It is a hothouse climber, but 

 does equally well in a greenhouse dining summer; where, if it be allowed 

 plenty of pot room, it will grow luxuriantly and bloom profusely. It 



