CERTIFICATED AND FINE VARIETIES 95 



expanded disc-like crown of lemon darkened by 

 beautiful gold margin and shading. 

 Electra. — Incomp. A very beautiful flower of two 



shades of yellow. 

 Enid. — Leedsii. Very tall and robust. Perianth 



segments ivory-white, broad and long ; long 



cup-shaped crown of cream colour. 

 Epic. — PoETicus. One of the very finest of the new 



Poeticus section. Solid flowers of great size ; 



crown brilliant red. Early. 

 Firebrand. — Incomp. White perianth ; long cup of 



very deep and glowing red. 

 Flamingo. — Incomp. Long and prettily shaped pale 



yellow segments. Fine red cup. (The stalk is 



inclined to be weak.) 

 Genoa. — White Ajax. A very fine white flower. 

 Glory. — Poeticus. An early and very fine form of 



the new Poeticus section. 

 Herald. — Self-Yellow Ajax. A distinct improve- 

 ment on "Emperor"; said to flower side by side 



with it about seven days earher. 

 Horace. — Poeticus. Thought by some to be the best 



of the new Poeticus section. Overlapping rounded 



perianth segments, with flat and entirely scarlet 



crown. 

 Imogen. — Burbidgei. Much expanded flat disc-like 



crown of pale orange-yellow. Must not be con- 

 founded with the now obsolete Barrii " Imogen." 

 Jeannie Woodhouse. — Bicolor Ajax. Very pretty, 



rather small flower. 

 Lady Watkin. — Incomp. A small and better shaped 



" Sir Watkin," with cup strongly suffused orange. 

 Laura. — Poeticus. Early. An improved Poeticus 



Ornatus. 

 Laureate. — Poeticus. A very fine flower of the new 



Poeticus section. 



