SWEET PEAS UP TO DATE 



CONSPICUOUS. (Malcolm, 1915.) A fine maroon self. 



CONSTANCE ACOMB. (Holmes, 1916.) Creamy-white, suf- 

 fused mauve. 



CONSTANCE CHAMPION. (Bide, 1916.) Soft cerise-salmon. 



CONSTANCE HINTON. (Hinton-Wheeler, 1914.) A black, 

 seeded white. 



CONSTANCE OLIVER. (Lumley, 1908.) Delicate pink, suf- 

 fused with cream. Similar to Nell Gwynne. 



CONTRAST. (Bath, 1910.) Blue and purple, edged white. 



CORAL. (Aldersey, 1910.) Bright pink. 



CORAL GEM. (J. K. King, 1916.) Cream pink self. 



CORONATION. (Bolton, 1912.) Apricot, flushed pink, on 

 cream ground. 



COUNTESS OF ANCASTER. (Gilbert, 1910.) Deep plum self. 



COUNTESS OF NORTHBROOK. (Breadmore, 1909.) Large 

 pale pink. 



COUNTESS SPENCER. (Sydenham-Cole, 1904.) A lovely pale 

 pink. The original " Spencer/' 



CCERULEA. (Faulkner and Aikens, 1913.) Blue, with mauve 

 tint in standard. 



COWRIE. (Aldersey, 1910.) Bright pink self. 



CREAM PARADISE. (Hemus, 1909.) Light primrose self. 



CRIMSON GIANT. (Deal, 1913.) Bright crimson self. 



CRIMSON PARADISE. (Hemus, 1908.) Crimson. Similar to 

 King Edward Spencer. 



CRIMSON QUEEN. (Hobbie, 1916.) Crimson self. 



CROMWELL. (Bolton, 1913.) White, flaked violet -mauve. 



CRYSTAL. (Aldersey, 1912.) White, flushed pale rose. 



CYNTHIA. (Ward, 1912.) Pink on cream ground. Some- 

 what in way of Mrs. Hugh Dickson. 



CYRIL UNWIN. (Unwin, 1912.) Maroon and violet. 



DAINTY SPENCER. (Bath, 1909.) See Elsie Herbert, with 

 which it is synonymous. 



DAISY. (Gilbert, 1912.) Pink self, white ground. 



DAZZLER. (Breadmore, 1910.) Bright glowing orange- 

 scarlet. 



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