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sented to the Society for trial by Messrs. Yeitch and Sons, W. 
Bull, F. and A. Smith, W. Knight, H. Cannell, Downie and Co., 
and Mr. Jervis, of Harleston. The mark *** indicates the 
highest degree of excellence. 
§ 1. WhITE^ CALYX, ROSY-PURPLE COROLLA. 
Fairest of the Fair Habit free, dwarf, and drooping. 
Elowers medium size ; tube f in. long, bulged ; sepals | in. 
long, recurved, green at the tip ; corolla | in. long, clear rosy- 
purple, paler at the base. 
Bose of Castile Habit stiff, compact, profuse-flowering. 
Flowers medium size ; tube | in. long, bulged ; sepals | in. 
long, spreading, green at the tip ; corolla f in. long, clear rosy 
purple, with white feather at base. Still a good and useful 
decorative variety. 
Schiller. Habit loose. Flowers large ; tube ^ in. long ; sepals 
1 in. long, broad, spreading, green at the tip ; corolla g in. long, 
clear rosy purple, with white feather at base. 
§ 2. "White calyx, lake corolla. 
Delight Habit drooping, free. Flowers medium size ; tube 
scarcely 5 in., bulged; sepals 1\ in., spreading; corolla | in., 
conical, deep lake, with whitish base. An improvement on 
Duchess of Lancaster. 
Lady JLeytesbury Habit free and good. Flowers medium 
size ; tube f in., slender, tapered downwards ; sepals 1 in., 
somewhat reflexed ; corolla | in., deep lake, with white fea- 
ther at base. 
Starlight Habit good, free-blooming. Flowers medium 
size ; tube | in., thickest upwards ; sepals | in., spreading, 
faintly blushed, green at the tip ; corolla 1 in., very clear and 
pure lake. An excellent sort. 
Arabella improved. Habit coarse. Flowers very large ; tube 
in. ; sepals If in., spreading, very fleshy, almost pure ; corolla 
i in., bright lake flushed with carmine. In the way of Mrs. 
Marshall, but a month later. 
Beauty of Clapham. Flowers large ; tube | in., blush ; sepals 
spreading, blush ; corolla 1 in., lake, with white feather at base. 
Filegance. Habit loose, but free. Flowers medium size ; tube 
I in., enlarged at the base ; tapering downwards ; sepals 1$ in., 
green at the tip ; corolla i in., rather spreading. 
