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Incomparabilis Lulvuorth (4). See CERTIFICATED 

 VARIETIES, page 87. 



Incomparabilis White Wings (4), see CERTIFICATED 

 VARIETIES, page 93 ; or Incomp. Perfedus ; or Incomp. 

 Louise. The two latter are very similar to each other 

 and not very dissimilar from " White Wings," for which 

 if its price be thought too expensive they make very fair 

 substitutes. 



Incomparabilis Gloria Mundi (4). See CERTIFICATED 

 VARIETIES, page 84. 



Barrii Doris. Considered an improvement on the 

 beautiful Barrii "Maurice Vilmorin" (3). 



Barrii Cecily Hill. A fine firm pale yellow flower, 

 with cup stained orange-red ; a late flowerer (5). 



Barrii Dorothy Wemyss (5). A very fine late flower. 

 See CERTIFICATED VARIETIES, page 83. 



Nelsoni Aurantius (4). See CERTIFICATED VARIETIES. 

 page 80. 



Bernard! H. E. Buxton A rather small but exceedingly 

 beautiful flower. White perianth, brilliant orange-red 

 cup. Like so many of the red cups, the colouring is 

 sometimes (in bad seasons) more or less deficient (5). 



Tridymus " Cloth of Gold." The finest of the Tridymus 

 flowers, about three golden flowers on a tall stem (4). 



TRUE NARCISSI. 



Poeticus Dante. One of the new Poeticus section. 

 Fine rounded, broad perianth segments, with large eye, 

 deeply suffused red (4). 



LIST D. 



Twenty-four very fine varieties, necessary to a first- 

 rate collection, which are more or less delicate, 

 or require special treatment. Most of them do 

 t>est in gritty maiden loam. 



