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dwarf and compact habit ; very bright and broad zone ; excellent; 
one of the best dwarf bedders. 
279. The Moor (F. and A. Smith). Pale scarlet flowers; 
dwarf and compact habit ; good foliage, with broad shaded red 
zone. Previously certificated (***). 
Series VII. Varieqated-leaved Pelargoniums. 
§ 1. Silver -variegated. 
* White or creamy margin^ not zonate. 
280. Albion's Cliffs *** (Chater). Scarlet flowers ; white-varie- 
gated ; the strongest grower of the section ; first-rate for large 
beds. Previously certificated {*^^). 
281. Alma (Turner). Pale scarlet flowers ; good flat creamy 
foliage; free and good. Previously certificated {^^^). 
282. Brilliant. Bright scarlet flowers ; foliage greyish green, 
with very narrow broken white edge ; free-flowering. 
283. Brilliant Superb (Parsons). An improved form of the 
last, with better-defined variegation. Previously certificated 
(***). 
281. Flower of Spring (Turner). Flowers rosy-tinted scarlet ; 
good cream-coloured variegation ; free-growing and compact ; 
a first-rate bedder. Previously certificated (***). 
285. Little Dandy (Major Clarke). Greyish green foliage, with 
very narrow variegation ; small, compact, very dwarf growth ; 
good for edgings if planted thick. 
286. Mattre d'hotel (Major Clarke). A cream-edged variety; 
promising to be free and good, but too small this season to 
be judged. 
287. Miss Kingsbury Scarlet flowers ; perhaps the best 
white-variegated variety grown for general purposes. Previ- 
ously certificated (***). 
288. Mountain of Snow (Fraser). Scarlet flowers ; good white 
variegation ; moderate grower and good ; habit spreading. 
Previously certificated (***). 
289. Mrs. Lenox (Taylor). Scarlet flowers ; one of the best white- 
variegated varieties grown. Previously certificated (***). 
290. PearZ (Pearson). Carmine flowers ; free-flowering; white- 
margined foliage, with very pale zone ; leaves convex and 
uneven ; a compact grower, pretty. 
291. Princess Alexandra (G. Smith). Scarlet flowers; white- 
