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names, as * Commander-in-Chief/ * Davey's High 

 Admiral,' &c. : they are all fine showy plants and 

 free growers. S. G. 33. 



PeJargdnhm ohiatum, oblate -leaved Storksbill ; large 

 red flowers on very large dark green leaves (five 

 inches by six inches) , cordate and imbricate at the 

 base, the stem shrubby and growing to a great size, 

 very hardy. S. G. 35. 



P. elegans, elegant Storksbill ; finely striped, light- 

 coloured flowers on round leaves and a low plant ; 

 it is rather delicate, and propagates best by cuttings 

 of the root. S. G. 36. 



P. SeymouncB, Mrs. Seymour's Storksbill; fine red 

 flowers with dark spots on a shrubby branching 

 plant with cordate leaves. S. G. 37. 



P. pavdnhm, peacock- spotted Storksbill; deep red 

 spotted flowers on a shrubby branching plant, with 

 wedge-shaped cordate leaves; among the hand- 

 somest hybrid Geraniums that have yet been raised. 

 S. G. 40. 



P. fldridum, abundant-flowering Storksbill. S. G. 41. 

 P. Lousadianum, Miss Lousadia's Storksbill. S. G. 

 44. 



P. BdylecB, the Countess of Cork's Storksbill. 

 S. G. 50. 



P. opuUfdIium, Guelder-rose-leaved Storksbill. S. G. 

 53. 



P. glaucum, glaucous-leaved Storksbill. S. G. 57. 

 P. scepejldrensy frequent-flowering Storksbill. S. G. 

 58. 



